The document discusses the conjugations of the Spanish verbs "estar" and "ir" for different pronouns including "yo", "tú", "él/ella", "nosotros/nosotras", and "ellos/ellas". It provides the conjugated forms of the verbs for each pronoun and examples of how to use the pronouns and conjugated verbs in sentences.

1. Courtney Schrade

2. Estar and Ir: I/Yo
 Singular: Estoy and Voy
 Both Estar and Ir are irregular in the first person.
Examples:
Yo estoy a la escuela.
Yo voy a la biblioteca.

3. Estar and Ir: Tú
 The conjugation for the secondary tense differ from
those of the singular tense.
 The secondary tense of estar is: Estás
 The secondary tense of Ir is: Vas
 Examples:
 Mama estás feliz.
 Juan vas al cine.

4. Estar and Ir: El/Ella
 As we get more gender specific, the pronoun before the
verb differs based on whether it is a boy or a girl.
 The third person singular tense of estar is: Está
 The third person singular tense of ir is: va
 Examples:
 El chico está inteligente.
 Ella va a la escuela.

5. Estar and Ir: Nosotros/Nosotras
 This pronoun is also gender specific. Use this
conjugation when saying “they”.
 Conjugated tense for estar: Estamos
 Conjugated tense for Ir: Vamos
 Examples:
 Nosotros estamos completo.
 Nosotros vamos al parque.

6. Estar and Ir: Ellos/Ellas
 This is the other conjugation that means they. This is
also gender specific.
 Conjugation for estar: Están
 Conjugation for Ir: Van
 Examples:
 Ellos están enojado.
 Ellas van al campo.