CLASS17

 CLASS17:


Use of IS/AM/ARE/WAS/WERE:

IS:- HE,SHE,IT,NAME


AM:- I


ARE:- WE, YOU, YOU ALL, THEY


WAS:-HE, I, SHE,IT,NAME


WERE:WE, YOU, YOU ALL, THEY

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