The document discusses different ways to conjugate the verb "to be" in Spanish. It provides examples of using the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms with subjects like "I", "you", "he/she/it", "we", "they", and names. Examples are given of using these forms with locations and descriptions.

1. era / estuve I was… You were… He was… She was… It was… Kenny was… We were… You were… They were… Max and John were…

2. affirmative … a student … thin … a boy … famous … at school … at the library … a teacher … fat … at home … at the cinema … a gladiator … strong I He She It We You They was were

3. no era / no estuve I wasn’t You weren’t He wasn’t She wasn’t David wasn’t It wasn’t We weren’t You weren’t They weren’t Lisa and Bet weren’t

4. negative … a teacher … a dog … at the theatre … in the park … yellow … at the swimming pool … an elephant … students … old … at the beach … ugly … young We You They I He She It wasn’t weren’t

5. ¿Tú eras / ¿Él estaba? Was I…? Were you…? Was he…? Was she…? Was Joanna…? Was it…? Were we…? Were you…? Were they…? Were Max and Kenny?

6. interrogative … at the museum … a doctor … beautiful … in the class … my cousins … your sister … big … an actor … in the mountains … in New York … a vet … parents Was Were I he she it we you they ?