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    The document provides examples of how to use the verb "to be" in Spanish. It lists phrases with "estar" and "tener" followed by different adjectives and prepositions, including "en algo", "directo", "hambriento", "avergonzado", "miedo de", and "despues". The phrases translate to expressions like "be into something", "be straightforward", "be starving", "be ashamed of", "be afraid of", and "be after".

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    The document provides examples of how to use the verb "to be" in Spanish. It lists phrases with "estar" and "tener" followed by different adjectives and prepositions, including "en algo", "directo", "hambriento", "avergonzado", "miedo de", and "despues". The phrases translate to expressions like "be into something", "be straightforward", "be starving", "be ashamed of", "be afraid of", and "be after".

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    The document provides examples of how to use the verb "to be" in Spanish. It lists phrases with "estar" and "tener" followed by different adjectives and prepositions, including "en algo", "directo", "hambriento", "avergonzado", "miedo de", and "despues". The phrases translate to expressions like "be into something", "be straightforward", "be starving", "be ashamed of", "be afraid of", and "be after".

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    Be into something: estar en algo, please, can you be into something right
    now

    2. Be straightforward: se directo, you need be straightforward because she


    needs the truth

    3. Be starving: estar hambriento, I don’t have food, I am starving right now

    4. Be ashamed of: estar avergonzado, she didn’t the homework, she should
    ashamed

    5. Be afraid of: tener miedo de, I am afraid of the extreme sports

    6. Be after: estar despues, ok guys, I’m after my meets

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