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Affirmative Responses Explained

This document provides examples of using the word "yes" to affirm a statement or ask a question, including using "yes" with auxiliary verbs like "do", "can", and "will". It also shows using "yes" with tags like "I am" and indicates that "yes" has different usages depending on the context and additional words used in the response.

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Affirmative Responses Explained

This document provides examples of using the word "yes" to affirm a statement or ask a question, including using "yes" with auxiliary verbs like "do", "can", and "will". It also shows using "yes" with tags like "I am" and indicates that "yes" has different usages depending on the context and additional words used in the response.

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Yes Yes (affirmation) o Are you cold? Yes. o Are you cold? Yes, I am. o Has she finished?

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