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(-) You ... a doctor.

You aren't a doctor.

(-) He ... a doctor.

He isn't a doctor.

(-) It ... a doctor.

It isn't a doctor.

(-) You ... sad.

You aren't sad.

(-) You ... big.

You aren't big.

(-) We ... doctors.

We aren't doctors.

(-) You ... from the UK.

You aren't from the UK.

(-) They ... sad.

They aren't sad.

(-) I ... sad.

I am not sad.

(-) We ... sad.

We aren't sad.

(-) Bill ... big.

Bill isn't big.

(-) He ... sad.

He isn't sad.

(-) I ... small.

I am not small.

(-) She ... a doctor.

She isn't a doctor.

(-) This dog ... big.

This dog isn't big.

(-) Ann ... big.

Ann isn't big.

(-) It ... sad.

It isn't sad.

(-) He ... from the UK.

He isn't from the UK.

(-) I ... a doctor.

I am not a doctor.

(-) They ... doctors.

They aren't doctors.

(-) I ... from the UK.

I am not from the UK.

(-) It ... from the UK.

It isn't from the UK.

(-) She ... sad.

She isn't sad.

(-) My friend and I ... small.

My friend and I aren't small.

(-) We ... from the UK.

We aren't from the UK.

(-) They ... from the UK.

They aren't from the UK.

(-) Bill and his friend ... small.

Bill and his friend aren't small.

(-) She ... from the UK.

She isn't from the UK.