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Verbo to Be: ¿Es o No Es?

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Verbo to Be: ¿Es o No Es?
 

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Prueba del verbo to be

by Yenifer
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The present tense of the verb to be has the forms am, is, and are.

2

In negative sentences, we use 'not' after the be verb.

3

Contractions are never used with the verb to be.

4

We use the verb to be to describe identity.

5

In questions, the verb to be comes before the subject.

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The past tense form of 'to be' is 'is'.

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We use the verb to be to describe characteristics.

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There is no difference between 'is' and 'are'.

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The verb to be has only two forms in present tense.

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You is a correct form for the second person singular.

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