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    Week 1 - Verb To Be Interrogative

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    The document discusses the grammatical forms of YES/NO questions and short answers in English and Spanish. It explains that YES/NO questions begin with the verb "to be" in capital letters followed by the subject and complement. Short affirmative answers use a comma between the subject and verb, while affirmative answers are written in full and negative answers can be written in full or contracted form. It then provides examples of questions using different forms of the verb "to be" to be completed.

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    The document discusses the grammatical forms of YES/NO questions and short answers in English and Spanish. It explains that YES/NO questions begin with the verb "to be" in capital letters followed by the subject and complement. Short affirmative answers use a comma between the subject and verb, while affirmative answers are written in full and negative answers can be written in full or contracted form. It then provides examples of questions using different forms of the verb "to be" to be completed.

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    The document discusses the grammatical forms of YES/NO questions and short answers in English and Spanish. It explains that YES/NO questions begin with the verb "to be" in capital letters followed by the subject and complement. Short affirmative answers use a comma between the subject and verb, while affirmative answers are written in full and negative answers can be written in full or contracted form. It then provides examples of questions using different forms of the verb "to be" to be completed.

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    The document discusses the grammatical forms of YES/NO questions and short answers in English and Spanish. It explains that YES/NO questions begin with the verb "to be" in capital letters followed by the subject and complement. Short affirmative answers use a comma between the subject and verb, while affirmative answers are written in full and negative answers can be written in full or contracted form. It then provides examples of questions using different forms of the verb "to be" to be completed.

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    The interrogative form in YES/NO questions begins in capital letter with the correct form of

    verb to be + subject + complement. The short answer needs a comma to separate the subject
    and the verb to be. The affirmaive form is written in full. The negative form can be written in
    full or in contraction.

    La forma interrogativa con respuestas SI/ NO inician siempre en mayúscula con la forma
    correcta del verbo to be + el sujeto o pronombre + el complemento. La respuesta corta en
    forma afirmativa lleva una coma que separa al pronombre del verbo. La respuesta afirmativa
    siempre se escribe de forma completa. La respuesta negativa se puede escribir de forma
    completa o de forma contraída.

    Complete the questions with the correct verb ro be form Is – Are - Am

    0. Am I intelligent?

    1. _Are___ you sad?

    2. __Is__ he happy?

    3. _Is__ she a musician?

    4. _Is___ it cold?

    5. _Are___ we friends?

    6. __Are__ you teachers?

    7. _Are___ they Spanish?

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