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    The document discusses yes/no questions using the verb "to be" in English. It provides examples of affirmative and negative yes/no questions using the verb "to be" along with short answer responses. These include questions using subjects like "I, you, he, she, it, we, they" and subjects combined with different complements like "sad, in the park, a soccer player, from Brazil, in the river." The document emphasizes the structure of yes/no questions with the verb "to be" followed by the subject and complement, and ending with a question mark.

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    What do you remember

    about last class?


    Verb to Be: Affirmative
    and Negative Sentences
    Let’s Review!
    https://wordwall.net/es/resource/35539695/
    verb-to-be-affirmative-and-negative-forms
    JUNE, THURSDAY 08TH,
    2023
    VERB TO BE

    YES/NO
    QUESTIONS+
    SHORT
    ANSWERS
    These are yes or no questions, and we use
    them to confirm or reject facts or ideas.

    EXAMPLE:

    SENTENCE: YOU ARE SAD

    QUESTION: ARE YOU SAD ? / YES,I


    AM
    STRUCTURE OF YES/NO
    QUESTIONS
    VERB TO BE + SUBJECT +
    COMPLEMENT+QUESTION MARK (? )
    EXAMPLES

    Is the dog in the Is he a soccer


    park? player?
    Yes, it is. No, he is not.

    Are they from Are the girls in the


    Brazil? river?
    Yes, they are. No, they are not.
    SHORT ANSWERS
    QUESTIONS POSITIVE ANSWERS NEGATIVE ANSWERS
    AM I … ? YES, YOU ARE . NO, YOU ARE NOT.
    ARE YOU … ? YES, I AM. NO, I AM NOT.
    IS HE … ? YES, HE IS. NO, HE IS NOT.
    IS SHE … ? YES, SHE IS. NO, SHE IS NOT.
    IS IT … ? YES, IT IS. NO, IT IS NOT.
    ARE WE … ? YES, WE ARE. NO, WE ARE NOT.
    ARE YOU …? YES, WE ARE. NO, WE ARE NOT.
    ARE THEY … ? YES, THEY ARE. NO, THEY ARE NOT
    NOTICE THIS!

    ARE YOU YES, I AM


    FROM
    ECUADOR? NO, I AM NOT.
    Pulsa
    aquí

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