Verb to be
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The document is a grammar worksheet that contains 16 sentences with potential errors in using the "be" verb. Students are instructed to find and correct the 10 errors among the sentences and check the 6 sentences with no mistakes. The sentences cover common errors such as subject-verb agreement and tense issues with "be", "am", "are", and "is". An answer key is provided to show the corrections.
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