This document discusses the verb "to be" in Spanish, including its conjugations and uses. It covers the subjects of the verb, how to ask questions using the verb, and answering affirmatively and negatively. Possessive adjectives are also discussed, explaining they refer to who possesses something rather than the object possessed. Examples are provided to demonstrate uses of the verb "to be" with questions, answers, and possessive adjectives.

1. Yhonatan Tobón
Luza Alvarez
Taller #1
“to be or not to be”

2. “TO BE
OR
NOT
TO BE”

3. VERB TO BE
Ser o estar.

4. SUJETOS DEL “VERB TO BE”
I
YOU
SHE
HE
IT
WE
YOU
THEY

5. CONJUGACIONES DEL “VERB TO
BE”
AM
I
IS
He
She
It
ARE
You
They
We

6. ¿Y PARA PREGUNTAR?
Verb to be +Subject +Complement.
*Are you the lawyer?
*Is he a driver?
*Am I sexy?

7. ANSWERING?
Affirmative:
Yes, +Subject +Verb to be +Complement
* Yes, I am sexy.
Negative:
No, +Subject +Verb to be + not + Complement
* No, I am not the lawyer.

8. POSSESSIVE
ADJECTIVES
Hacen referencia a quien (sujeto)
posee algo y no a lo poseído
My name is Alex.

9. I
YOU
SHE
HE
IT
WE
THEY
MY------------------------------------
YOUR--------------------------------
HER-----------------------------------
HIS------------------------------------
ITS-------------------------------------
OUR----------------------------------
THEIR--------------------------------

10. Possessive adject +Object +Complement.
*Her hair is black.
*Your car is awful.
*Their class is boring.