An individual is getting ready to leave for the bus but cannot find various items like their pen, laptop, glasses, and wallet. Another person helps locate each item, reminding them that their glasses were on their nose and finding their bag. The second person insists the first double checks they have everything before leaving. The first expresses gratitude for being reminded of everything.

1. For Senior Students.
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2. I can't find my pen.
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3. It’s there on the TV
table.
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4. Where’s my Laptop.
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5. It was on the side table
five minutes ago.
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6. It isn't there now. And I can't find my
glasses-they were on the dining table
few minutes ago!
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7. Don't be silly, they're on
your nose. And here's
your bag.

8. Thank you, dear. Well, I must
run. It's time for my bus.
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9. Are you sure, you didn’t
forget anything?
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10. It’s hell with my
forgetfulness! Where’s my
wallet?
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11. You should thank me for
reminding you each and
everything.
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12. Thanks a lot! I am grateful
to you always.
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13. am; is; are; was; were; being; been and be are
called ‘be forms’. ‘Be forms’ are very frequently
used in English conversation. They have a wide
usage.
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14. They are used to denote existence; position;
physical or mental condition; what happened;
where it located; things identity and talks about
the quality etc.
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