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    This document discusses the interrogative and negative forms of the verb "to be" in English. It provides examples of questions using "are" and responses using "am", as well as negative responses using "am not". It also gives examples of yes/no questions about being an English student and the possible short and full responses.

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    This document discusses the interrogative and negative forms of the verb "to be" in English. It provides examples of questions using "are" and responses using "am", as well as negative responses using "am not". It also gives examples of yes/no questions about being an English student and the possible short and full responses.

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    This document discusses the interrogative and negative forms of the verb "to be" in English. It provides examples of questions using "are" and responses using "am", as well as negative responses using "am not". It also gives examples of yes/no questions about being an English student and the possible short and full responses.

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    Verb TO BE Interrogative e Negative

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    Hi Paul! How are you?
    I am fine!
    Are you still living in New York?
    No, I'm not. I am living in Chicago now.
    How about your sister Jessica?
    She is visiting some friends in Brazil.

    Verb TO BE Interrogative e Negative


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    Are you an English student?
    Yes, I am. / Yes, I am an English student.
    No, I am not. / No, I am not an English
    student

    Verb TO BE Interrogative e Negative


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