This document provides examples of using the verbs "to be" (ser/estar) in Spanish, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. It gives examples of sentences with the verbs "to be" and questions starting with "where", "why", and "what" using these verbs. The concluding sentences note that questions using "to be" can have either affirmative or negative answers.

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2. TO BE VERB ( ser / estar)
AM I
IS HE, SHE, IT
ARE WE, YOU, THEY

3. SENTENCES WITH TO BE VERB
Affirmative:
I am in the bedroom.
Negative:
I am not in the bedroom.
Interrogative:
Are you in the bedroom?
Yes, I am
No, I am not.

4. WH QUESTIONS WITH TOBE
Where is D aniela?
She is in her house.
Where are the teachers?
They are in the classroom?
Why is he in the library?
He is in the library because is busy.
What is that animal?
That is a crow.

5. Examples:
Ana is a student.
Ana is not a student .
Is Ana a student?
Yes, she is.
No, she is not.
The answer always could be affirmative or
negative.