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The document outlines the forms of the verbs 'ser' and 'estar' in English, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative structures. It provides both long and short forms for each subject pronoun, along with examples of usage. The document also includes short answer responses for the interrogative form.

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The document outlines the forms of the verbs 'ser' and 'estar' in English, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative structures. It provides both long and short forms for each subject pronoun, along with examples of usage. The document also includes short answer responses for the interrogative form.

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(SER O ESTAR)

+ AFFIRMATIVE FORM
Long Form Short Form AM=’M IS=’S ARE=’RE
I AM I’m
SINGULAR

You ARE You’re


He IS He’s
She IS She’s
It IS It’s
We ARE We’re
PLURAL

You ARE You’re


They ARE They’re

- NEGATIVE FORM
Long Form Short Form NOT = N’T
I am NOT I’m NOT
You are NOT You areN’T
He is NOT He isN’T
She is NOT She isN’T
He is NOT He isN’T
It is NOT It isN’T
We are NOT We areN’T
You are NOT You areN’T
They are NOT They areN’T

? INTERROGATIVE FORM: INVERSION!!!

(+)You are a boy. (-) He is not my friend.

(?) ARE YOU a boy? (?) IS HE your friend?


Short answers:
Yes, I am/No, I’m not. Yes, he is/No he isn’t.

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