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 \nWillyou be a businessman?Were you a student of ACCA?  \nAre you a student of Natur@I Spoken?Will you be a student of Fluent Spoken?  \nPage 4  \n# Speaking using SIMPLE TENSES(BE VERB)\n\nFor example:Was I a student/teacher/doctor?Am Ia student/teacher/doctor?Will I be a student/teacher/doctor?  \nmeans f f啊?means g体夏?means gff      ?means fACCA a f度?means ff Natur@I Spoken夏国?means pfFluent Spoken支国?  \nClass-ONE  \nFacebook:http://facebook.com/tanbir.cox Website ⑤:-http://tanbircox.blogspot.com  \nWant more Updates凹：-http://facebook.com/tanbir.ebooks  \n\\#\"be”comes afer “subject\"-'AmInot:189可g+ecafocs Ain't o可听双初!  \nNSE Drilling(D6):  \nWeren't you a student?  \nAren't you a student?  \nWon't you be a businessman?  \nWasn'tI a singer?  \nAm I not a pilot?  \nWon't I be a fluent(n啊)speaker?  \n# Speaking using SIMPLE TENSES\n\nBEVERB)  \nStructure Category:Four(-?):97 TKTC Negative Question    \nFor example:Wasn't I a student/teacher/doctor?Am I not a student/teacher/doctor?Won't I be a student/teacher/doctor? 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