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    The document provides examples of full and contracted negative forms of the verb "to be" using different subjects like I, he, she, it, we, you, they followed by what they are not. It then shows the positive statements using contracted forms of "to be" like I'm, he's, she's etc. followed by what each subject is. Finally, it provides a note that positive statements are made using the subject, verb "to be" and complement.

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    The document provides examples of full and contracted negative forms of the verb "to be" using different subjects like I, he, she, it, we, you, they followed by what they are not. It then shows the positive statements using contracted forms of "to be" like I'm, he's, she's etc. followed by what each subject is. Finally, it provides a note that positive statements are made using the subject, verb "to be" and complement.

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    1.3 Negative and Possitive Statement

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    The document provides examples of full and contracted negative forms of the verb "to be" using different subjects like I, he, she, it, we, you, they followed by what they are not. It then shows the positive statements using contracted forms of "to be" like I'm, he's, she's etc. followed by what each subject is. Finally, it provides a note that positive statements are made using the subject, verb "to be" and complement.

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    Full negative forms of the verb to be

    I am not a singer.
    He is not a receptionist.
    She is not a nurse.
    It is not my book.
    We are not not musicians.
    You are not a shop assistant.
    They are not taxi drivers.
    Contracted negative forms of the verb to be
    I'm not a singer.
    He isn't a receptionist.
    She isn't a nurse.
    It isn't my book.
    We aren't not musicians.
    You aren't a shop assistant.
    They aren't taxi drivers.

    Possitive statement:

    For make possitive statements: use Sunject + verb to be + complement

    Contracted positive forms of the verb to be


    I'm a singer.
    Hes a receptionist.
    Shes a nurse.
    Its my book.
    Were musicians.
    Youre a shop assistant.
    Theyre taxi drivers.

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