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    Verb To Be: 2. Write The Missing Words of The Verb To Be (Interrogative Form) : Affirmative

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    The document provides examples of using the verb "to be" in English in its affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms. It includes examples of: 1. Writing out the affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms of the verb "to be". 2. Completing sentences using correct forms of "to be". 3. Making negative sentences by adding "not". 4. Putting words in the right order to form sentences. 5. Making questions to match given answers. The document focuses on conjugating and using the different forms of the linking verb "to be" in English sentences.

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    Verb To Be: 2. Write The Missing Words of The Verb To Be (Interrogative Form) : Affirmative

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    The document provides examples of using the verb "to be" in English in its affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms. It includes examples of: 1. Writing out the affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms of the verb "to be". 2. Completing sentences using correct forms of "to be". 3. Making negative sentences by adding "not". 4. Putting words in the right order to form sentences. 5. Making questions to match given answers. The document focuses on conjugating and using the different forms of the linking verb "to be" in English sentences.

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    The document provides examples of using the verb "to be" in English in its affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms. It includes examples of: 1. Writing out the affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms of the verb "to be". 2. Completing sentences using correct forms of "to be". 3. Making negative sentences by adding "not". 4. Putting words in the right order to form sentences. 5. Making questions to match given answers. The document focuses on conjugating and using the different forms of the linking verb "to be" in English sentences.

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    Verb To Be: 2. Write The Missing Words of The Verb To Be (Interrogative Form) : Affirmative

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    VERB TO BE

    Write the missing words of


    the verb To
    2. Write the missing
    Be ( affirmative form):
    words of the verb To
    Be (interrogative form):
    AFFIRMATIVE
    INTERROGATIVE Write the missing words of the verb
    I am I´m To Be (negative form):
    You are You´re
    Am I …?
    she is he’s NEGATIVE
    Are you…?
    He is she’s
    Is he…?
    It is it’s I am not I amn’t
    Is she…?
    We are we’re You are not You aren´t
    Is it…?
    You are you’re she is not she isn`t
    Are we…?
    They are they’re He is not he isn`t
    Are you…?
    Are they…? It is not it isn`t
    We are not we aren’t
    5. Make negative sentences. You are not you aren’t
    They are notthey aren’t
    I´m Mary.
    I am not Mary

    Mark is a good student. 4. Complete the sentences using the correct forms of the verb
    Mark is a not good student to be.
    We are friends. He is Mark.
    We are not friends you arev my friend.
    Susan is my sister.
    I am student.
    Tim is English.
    6. Put the words in the right order. Mrs. Smith is a teacher.
    am / I / student / a Mark and Susan are twins.
    I am a student They are scientists.
    a / student / is / Mary
    Mary is a student
    not / my brother / Tim / is
    my brother not is Tim
    d) happy / are / we ?
    we are happy 8. Make questions for these answers.
    e) Tim and Sue / not / are / late.
    Tim and Sue not are late Are you Spanish?
    No, I´m not Spanish. I´m Portuguese.

    Are they your friends??


    Yes, they are my friends.

    7. Find the correct answer. Are you brothers?


    No, we aren´t brother and sister.
    a) Are you a teacher?
    1. Yes, I am 2. No, they aren´t
    Are you new here?
    b) Am I late? Yes, She is new here.
    1. Yes, she is 2. No, you aren´t
    Are they happy?
    c) Is Mary at school? No, They aren´t happy.
    1. Yes, I am 2. Yes, she is

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