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English Grammar: TO BE - Positive, Negative, Questions

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English Grammar: TO BE - Positive, Negative, Questions

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What is the short form of 'I am not'?

I'mn't not

I'mn't

I aren't

I'm not (correct)

Which form is used for the question 'Are they from Germany'?

'From Germany, are they?'

'They are from Germany?'

'Are they from Germany' (correct)

What is the short form of 'He has not got'?

He'sn't got

He's not got

He hasn't got (correct)

He'sn't got not

What is the correct short answer for the question 'Has Mary got a car' if the answer is negative?

<p>'No, she hasn't'</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the appropriate response to the question 'Where are you from'?

<p>'I'm from Stuttgart'</p> Signup and view all the answers

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The short form of 'I am not' is 'I'm not'.
The form used for the question 'Are they from Germany' is the present simple 'Are they...'.
The short form of 'He has not got' is 'He hasn't got'.
The correct short answer for the question 'Has Mary got a car' if the answer is negative is 'No, she hasn't'.
The appropriate response to the question 'Where are you from' is an answer stating one's country or city of origin.

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Test your knowledge of basic English grammar rules for using the verb 'to be' in positive, negative, and question forms. Practice constructing sentences and forming questions using the correct subject-verb agreement.