Personal pronouns and verb to be

 The present tense of 'be' has three forms. We say "I am," "he (or she, or it) is," and "you (or we or they) are." All other English verbs have only two forms in the simple present tense. (That's 3rd-person singular for he, she, or it, and the base form for everything else.)


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  In this blog you can find valuable  information about personal pronouns and the use of the verb to be, the cojugation and another things very interesting. let's start Personal pronoun is a short word we use as a simple substitute for the proper name of a person.
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