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The verb “to be”

I am

You are

He / She / It is

We are

They are



Notes



We use “you” for one person or for more than one person.

We use “you” in formal and informal situations.



For example:



How are you? (I’m talking to my sister.)

How are you? (I’m talking to my sister and my brother.)

How are you? (I’m talking to my friend.)

How are you? (I’m talking to a customer.)



Negative



I am not (I’m not)

You are not (You aren’t)

He is not (He isn’t)

She is not (She isn’t)

We are not (We aren’t)

They are not (They aren’t)



Question form



Am I ….?

Are you ….?

Is he / she / it …?

Are we ….?

Are they …?



Short answers



Yes, I am / No I’m not

Yes, you are / No you aren’t

Yes, he, she, it is / No he, she, it isn’t

Yes, we are / No we aren’t

Yes, they are / No they aren’t







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the dragon of verb to be am is are negative form isn't aren't amnot verb to be in question form verb to be in answer form

The verb “to be”

I am

You are

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