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    Grammar : To be (am, are, is)

    :Reading, Writing and Speaking

    Susilowati, S.KM., M.KM.


    Language Center FITKES UNJANI Cimahi
    At the hospital
    Her name is Susan
    Her name is Anne
    Her last name is watson
    She is not good, her back really aching.
    She has a bad night’s sleep and her back really aching.
    She do anything to make sure that Anne Get
    more better and comfortamble.

    Call the nurse.


    Is Are
    Are Is

    Is Are Are

    Are
    Is
    Is Am

    Is Is Are Am
    Is your teachrer an American? Yes, she is/ he is/ No., she isn’t/he isn’t.
    Is Tennis your favorite sport ? Yes, it is/ No. it is not.
    Are your shoes new ? Yes they are/ No. they are not.
    Is your best friend from Indonesia? Yes, she is/ he is/ No., she isn’t/he isn’t
    Are you a student ? Yes I’m/No. I’m not
    Continued….
    References
    Abdullah, Sarsono, Slamet Basuki, Ikhwan Muslim, Sophian Fanany, dan
    Sinta Silaswaty. dkk. 2018. Basic Communication for Midwifery
    Students. Edisi pertama, cetakan 1. Tanggerang: Penerbit FKIP
    Universitas Muhammadiyah Tanggerang.
    Medforth, J., Battersby, S., Evans, M., Marsh, B., & Walker, A. 2011.
    Oxford Handbook of Midwifery. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
    https://www.journals.elsevier.com/midwifery

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