Position and existence.

For Senior Students.

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I can't find my pen.

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It’s there on the TV table.

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Where’s my Laptop.

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It was on the side table five minutes

ago.

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It isn't there now. And I can't find my glasses-they were on the dining table few minutes

ago!

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Don't be silly, they're on your nose. And

here's your bag.

Thank you, dear. Well, I must run. It's time for

my bus.

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Are you sure, you didn’t forget anything?

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It’s hell with my forgetfulness!

Where’s my wallet?

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You should thank me for reminding you

each and everything.

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Thanks a lot! I am grateful to you

always.

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am; is; are; was; were; being; been and be are called ‘be forms’. ‘Be forms’ are very frequently used in English conversation. They have a wide usage.

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They are used to denote existence; position; physical or mental condition; what happened; where it located; things identity and talks about the quality etc.

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