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    This document discusses the verb "to be" (ser o estar) in Spanish. It provides the conjugations of the verb in its present tense forms, including for I, you, he/she/it, we, you, and they. It explains that the verb "is" is used for singular subjects while "are" is used for plural subjects. It then provides examples of questions using the verb "to be" and answers affirming or denying the statements.

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    El verbo ser o estar (To be)

    El verbo ser o estar.

    Contraction Contraction
    I am (yo soy) I'm We are (nosotros somos) we're
    You are (tú eres) you're You are (ustedes son) you're
    He is (él es) he's They are (ellos son) they're
    She is (ella es) she's
    It is (él/ella [cosa, animal, tiempo, clima] es) it's

    If the subject is a singular noun, then is is used. If the subject is a plural noun, then are is
    used.
    Si el sujeto es un sustantivo singular, entonces se usa is. Si el sujeto es un sustantivo plural,
    entonces se usa are.

    1. Are you a student? ¿Eres un estudiante?


    Yes, I am a student. Si, soy un estudiante.
    2. Is he a teacher? ¿Es el un profesor?
    Yes, he is a teacher. Si, él es un profesor.
    3. Is she a doctor? ¿Es ella una doctora?
    Yes, she is a doctor. Si, ella es una doctora.
    4. Are you friends? ¿Son ustedes amigos?
    No, we aren’t friends. No, nosotros no somos amigos.
    5. Are they brothers? ¿Son ellos hermanos?
    No, they aren’t brothers. No, ellos no son hermanos.
    6. Is he a classmate? ¿Es él un compañero de clase?
    No, he isn’t a classmate. No, él no es un compañero de clase.
    Verb To Be (Ser o Estar).

    1. Are you going to the high school now?


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    2. Is he talking with his Family in this moment?


    ___________________________________________________________

    3. Are we playing football in the Vargas Polideportivo?


    ___________________________________________________________

    4. Is she writing a letter now?


    ___________________________________________________________

    5. Is it a table?
    ___________________________________________________________

    6. Is she going to the movie with her boyfriend?


    ___________________________________________________________

    7. Is he working in the shopping center?


    ___________________________________________________________

    8. Are they going to Valencia in this moment?


    ___________________________________________________________

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