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    Affirmative Negative Interrogative: Am Are Is Am Not Aren't Isn't Am Are Is Are

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    This document provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using the verb "to be" in English. The affirmative sentences use the verb "to be" to make a statement about something or someone. The negative sentences use "to be" with "not" to negate a statement. The interrogative sentences use "to be" and end in a question mark to ask a question.

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    This document provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using the verb "to be" in English. The affirmative sentences use the verb "to be" to make a statement about something or someone. The negative sentences use "to be" with "not" to negate a statement. The interrogative sentences use "to be" and end in a question mark to ask a question.

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    This document provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using the verb "to be" in English. The affirmative sentences use the verb "to be" to make a statement about something or someone. The negative sentences use "to be" with "not" to negate a statement. The interrogative sentences use "to be" and end in a question mark to ask a question.

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    Affirmative Negative Interrogative: Am Are Is Am Not Aren't Isn't Am Are Is Are

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    AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE

    I am I am not Am I?
    You are You aren’t Are you?
    He/She/It is He/She/It isn’t Is he/she/it?
    We/You/They are We/You/They aren’t Are we/you/they?

    A. Complete the description of this girl. Use verb to be.

    Hello! I ………… Maria and I ………… from Madrid in Spain. I ………


    11 years old and I love music. I’ve got two sisters and one
    brother. My brother ………… Alberto, he ………… tall and thin and
    he loves computer games. My two sisters ………… younger than
    me and my brother. I ………… the oldest of my sisters. My
    sisters ………… 3 and 4 years old. They like playing with dolls. I
    ……… very funny, I usually go out with my friends Marta and
    Noelia on Saturdays. They ………… 11 and 12 years old. My mum
    loves cinema and my dad loves sport and nature. I ……… very
    happy!

    How are
    you?
    B. Complete the sentences. Use verb to be.
    0. My teacher ……………………… American.
    1. We ………………… at school.
    2. Where …………… my dictionary?
    3. What ………… it?
    4. I ………… eleven years old.
    5. ………… you OK?
    6. We ………… students. I’m
    7. Murray ………… my brother. fine
    8. Susan and Sarah ………… my friends.
    9. I …………… from Spain.
    10. John ………… English.
    11. They .......... friends

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