When using the copula to identify what or who something or someone is (identification sentences), the pronouns é, í and iad are repeated at the end of the clause (if they are not further specified). For example:
* Is é an dochtúir é.
* Ní hiad na buaiteoirí iad.

Write simple sentences of this type (they may be either positive or negative) to equate the two items of information given here.