The document provides conjugations and translations for common Spanish verbs, pronouns, adjectives, and articles. It lists the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the verb "to be" for the first, second, third person singular and plural. It also includes the personal pronouns, possessive adjectives, demonstrative adjectives, and rules for making nouns plural in Spanish.

2. STATEMENTS
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Yo I am – i„m
Tú you are – you‟re
El he is – he‟s
Ella she is – she‟s
Ello it is – it‟s
Nosotros we are – we‟re
Vosotros you are – you‟re
Ellos they are – they‟re

3. NEGATIVE SENTENCES
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Yo I am not – I‟m not
Tu you are not – you aren‟t
El he is not – he isn‟t
Ella she is not – she isn‟t
Ello it is not – it isn‟t
Nosotros we are not – we aren‟t
Vosotros you are not –you aren‟t
Ellos they are not – they aren‟t

4. INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES
?
Yo am I ?
Tu are you?
El is he?
Ella is she?
Ello is it
Nosotros are w?e?
Vosotros are you?
Ellos are they?

5. PERSONAL PRONOUNS POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
Yo I Mi my
Tu you Tu your
El he Su(de él) his
Ella she Su (de ella) her
Ello it Its (de ello) its
Nosotros we Nouestro/a our
Vosotros you Vuestro/a your
Ellos they Suyo (de ellos) their
e.g. I am Spanish e.g. My house is big

8. SINGULAR PLURAL
 this these NEAR
este/a estos/as
 that those FAR
ese/a esos/as
aquel/la aquellos/as

9. General rule – add “s”
e.g. singular- book / plural - books
Note:
After “sh, ch, s, x, z” add “es”
e.g. singular – peach / plural - peaches
After consonant +”y” add “ies”
e.g. singular diary /plural diaries