Verb To Be - Short Answers | Attempts: 219

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Quizzes Created: 2 | Total Attempts: 2,677

Questions: 6 | Attempts: 219 | Updated: Mar 21, 2023

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Are you from Quito?

Explanation
The given answer options are in response to the question "Are you from Quito?" The first option "Yes, I am" indicates that the speaker is indeed from Quito. The second option "No, I'm not" suggests that the speaker is not from Quito. The third option "No, I am not" also implies that the speaker is not from Quito. Each answer provides a clear response to the question, indicating whether the speaker is from Quito or not.

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La estructura gramatical en Inglés de las respuestas cortas afirmativas es la siguiente:
- A.
  
  Yes, Personal Pronoun + Auxiliary (verb to be: am, is, are)
- B.
  
  Yes, Personal Pronoun + Auxiliary (verb to be: am, is, are) + ?
Correct Answer
A. Yes, Personal Pronoun + Auxiliary (verb to be: am, is, are)

Explanation
The correct answer is explaining the grammatical structure of affirmative short answers in English. It states that the structure for affirmative short answers is "Yes, Personal Pronoun + Auxiliary (verb to be: am, is, are)". It also mentions that the structure can be extended with a question mark to form a question.

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La estructura gramatical en Inglés de las respuestas cortas negativas es la siguiente:
- A.
  
  No, Personal Pronoun + Auxiliary (verb to be: am, is, are) + not
- B.
  
  Yes, Personal Pronoun + Auxiliary (verb to be: am, is, are) + not +?
Correct Answer
A. No, Personal Pronoun + Auxiliary (verb to be: am, is, are) + not

Explanation
The correct answer explains the grammatical structure of negative short answers in English. It states that negative short answers are formed by using the word "no" followed by a personal pronoun, an auxiliary verb (such as "am," "is," or "are"), and the word "not." This explanation provides a clear and concise description of how negative short answers are constructed in English.

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Verb To Be - Short Answers

Are you from Quito?

La estructura gramatical en Inglés de las respuestas cortas afirmativas es la siguiente:

La estructura gramatical en Inglés de las respuestas cortas negativas es la siguiente: