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    The document provides examples of using be verbs (am, is, are) in the present tense to describe subjects. It lists 6 sentences with subjects like I, he, she, they, we, and you paired with be verbs and includes contractions like I'm and you're. The document serves as an introductory lesson on using be verbs to make statements about subjects.

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    The document provides examples of using be verbs (am, is, are) in the present tense to describe subjects. It lists 6 sentences with subjects like I, he, she, they, we, and you paired with be verbs and includes contractions like I'm and you're. The document serves as an introductory lesson on using be verbs to make statements about subjects.

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    11/11/22, 11:50 WORLD ENGLISH VS EBOOK EPIN INTRO & LEVEL 1 (12 MO) CSTM (PE) : Grammar: Be

    1. I am / I’m Claudia.

    2. He is / He’s from New York.

    3. She is not / She isn’t a teacher.

    4. They are / They’re students.

    5. We are not / We aren’t from the US.

    6. You are / You’re from Santiago.

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