Verb to be - Verbo ser/ estar
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This document provides information about the verb "to be" in Spanish. It discusses the meaning of the verb, which can be "ser" or "estar" depending on the context. It then lists examples of the verb conjugated with different pronouns like "yo soy", "tú eres", "ellos son". It explains that the verb has three forms - am, is, are - and details which is used with each pronoun. Contractions of the verb are also mentioned. Finally, it notes that the position of the verb changes depending on whether the sentence is affirmative, negative, or interrogative.
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- 1. By: Emily Mayo Yesenia Cardenas Carmen Mendoza
- 2. TOPIC 10 The Verb To Be
- 3. Objective Present you the meaning of the verb to be, its conjugations and how it can be used in a sentence.
- 4. The verb to be means Ser / Estar Its meaning will depend on the context of the sentence, and what you want to express in each moment. Pronoun Verb to be Translation I am Yo soy / Yo estoy You are Tú eres / Tú estas He is Él es / Él está She is Ella es / Ella está It is Eso(a) es / Eso(a) Está We are Nosotros somos / estamos They are Ellos Ellas / Son Estan
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- 6. Contraction The personal pronoun does not change. What it is modified is the form of the verb, that loses the first syllable and is replaced by an apostrophe.
- 7. The position of the verb to be, depends on the sense of the sentence. It can be affirmative, negative or interrogative.