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    Verb To Be (Ser O Estar) : Positive Form (+) Negative Form (-) Questions (?)

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    Verb To Be (Ser O Estar) : Positive Form (+) Negative Form (-) Questions (?)

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    The document provides information on conjugations of the verb "to be" in English, including positive, negative, and question forms. It lists the full and contracted forms of the verb for each person (I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they). Examples are given for positive and negative sentences as well as questions and short answers. Guidelines are provided on using subjects, pronouns, and contractions correctly with the verb "to be".

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    VERB TO BE ( PARA ESTUDIAR)

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    The document provides information on conjugations of the verb "to be" in English, including positive, negative, and question forms. It lists the full and contracted forms of the verb for each person (I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they). Examples are given for positive and negative sentences as well as questions and short answers. Guidelines are provided on using subjects, pronouns, and contractions correctly with the verb "to be".

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    Verb To Be (Ser O Estar) : Positive Form (+) Negative Form (-) Questions (?)

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    VERB TO BE

    (SER O ESTAR)
    POSITIVE FORM (+)
    NEGATIVE FORM (-)
    QUESTIONS (?)
    VERB BE (+) FULL FORM

     I (subject pronoun) AM (verb)


     YOU ARE
     HE IS
     SHE IS
     IT IS
     WE ARE
     YOU ARE
     THEY ARE
    VERB BE (+)
    CONTRACTED/SHORT FORM
     I´M
     YOU’RE
     HE’S
     SHE’S
     IT’S
     WE’RE
     YOU’RE
     THEY’RE
    VERB BE (+)
     You ALWAYS have to use a SUBJECT
    PRONOUN with a verb: HE is Peter NOT is
    Peter
     I is always written in capital letters: I am
    your English teacher NOT i am your
    English teacher.
     Use HE for a man, SHE for a woman, IT for
    a thing or animal in the singular: He is my
    father. She is my friend Mary. It is a big
    dog.
     YOU is used for the singular (tú, usted) and
    for the plural (vosotros, ustedes)
     Use THEY for people, animals and things
    in the plural: They are my friends Mary and
    Peter. They are books.
    VERB BE (-) FULL FORM
     Put NOT after the verb BE to make
    negative sentences:
     I AM NOT
     YOU ARE NOT
     HE IS NOT
     SHE IS NOT
     IT IS NOT
     WE ARE NOT
     YOU ARE NOT
     THEY ARE NOT
    VERB BE (-)
    CONTRACTED/SHORT FORM
     You can contract are not (aren’t), is not (isn’t).
     I’m not is different, you can only contract the subject
    pronoun (I) with the positive form of BE .
     I’M NOT
     YOU AREN’T
     HE ISN’T
     SHE ISN’T
     IT ISN’T
     WE AREN’T
     YOU AREN’T
     THEY AREN’T
    VERB BE - QUESTION
    FORM (?)
     AM I?
     ARE YOU?
     IS HE?
     IS SHE?
     IS IT?
     ARE WE?
     ARE YOU?
     ARE THEY?
    POSITIVE(+) SHORT
    ANSWER
     YES, I AM
     YES, YOU ARE
     YES, HE IS
     YES, SHE IS
     YES, IT IS
     YES, WE ARE
     YES, YOU ARE
     YES, THEY ARE
    NEGATIVE (-) SHORT
    ANSWER
     NO, I’M NOT
     NO, YOU AREN’T
     NO, HE ISN’T
     NO, SHE ISN’T
     NO, IT ISN’T
     NO, WE AREN’T
     NO, YOU AREN’T
     NO, THEY AREN’T
    QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
     In questions put the verb TO BE
    (AM, ARE, IS) before THE
    PRONOUS (I, YOU, etc.):
    Are you English? NOT You are
    English?
     Do not use contractions in positive
    short answers: Are you Spanish?
    Yes, I am NOT Yes, I’m.
     In negative answers, you can use
    both full or contracted forms: Are you
    Irish? No, I am not or No, I’m not.

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