Subject | To Be Verb | Contract Form |
I | Am | I’m |
You | Are | You’re |
He | Is | He’s |
She | Is | She’s |
It | Is | It’s |
We | Are | We’re |
You | Are | You’re |
They | Are | They’re |
Note: Always when you see the TO BE verb in the phrase, it has to make part of any construction you do.
AFFIRMATIVE .:
I am a doctor
INTERROGATIVE.:
Am I a doctor?
NEGATIVE.:
I am not a doctor.
(I'm not a doctor.)
The article 'a' has to be used all the time to express singular.
We use the article 'a' before words started for a consnant.
A Doctor
A Child
A Student
We use the article 'an' before words started for vowels.
AN Apple
AN Eraser
AN Old man
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