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Which sentence uses the correct affirmative form of 'to be'
Which sentence uses the correct affirmative form of 'to be'
- We am not hungry. (correct)
- I is a student.
- He isn't my friend.
- They is excited.
Select the interrogative sentence
Select the interrogative sentence
- I are a student.
- I am a teacher.
- Is she coming to the party? (correct)
- They are reading a book.
Which of the following is an affirmative sentence
Which of the following is an affirmative sentence
- She am not here.
- They aren't playing outside.
- You aren't feeling well.
- We are playing soccer. (correct)
Which sentence correctly uses the negative form of 'to be'?
Which sentence correctly uses the negative form of 'to be'?
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Which sentence is an interrogative sentence?
Which sentence is an interrogative sentence?
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Which sentence uses the correct affirmative form of 'to be'?
Which sentence uses the correct affirmative form of 'to be'?
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I am ____ a student.
I am ____ a student.
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She is ____ not feeling well.
She is ____ not feeling well.
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They are ____ from England.
They are ____ from England.
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I ____ a student.
I ____ a student.
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She ____ not feeling well.
She ____ not feeling well.
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They ____ from England.
They ____ from England.
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