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Hans51 Posted 11 years ago
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"Yes, I am a teacher."
A : Are you a teacher?
B : Yes, I am.
Can I also say, "Yes, I am a teacher."
And have you ever heard of and used "Yes, I am not" or "No, I am"?
Thank you so much as usual in advance.
B : Yes, I am.
Can I also say, "Yes, I am a teacher."
And have you ever heard of and used "Yes, I am not" or "No, I am"?
Thank you so much as usual in advance.
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" Yes. 'Yes, I am not' and 'No, I am' are not natural.
- " Yes.
- 'Yes, I am not' and 'No, I am' are not natural.
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Hans51Can I also say, "Yes, I am a teacher."Yes.
'Yes, I am not' and 'No, I am' are not natural.
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I can see "No, I am" possibly used in a situation like this:
A: He said you weren't a teacher. Is that correct?
B: No, I am.
However, arguably "No. I am." would be better.
A: He said you weren't a teacher. Is that correct?
B: No, I am.
However, arguably "No. I am." would be better.
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