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VERB TO BE

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The verb To be is relative to the verb to be and to the verb to be in Spanish. To exemplify its two meanings, observe the following examples.

In example 1, the meaning of the verb in the sentence is SOV, which is related to the meaning of TO BE. On the other hand, in example 2, the meaning is ESTOY, which is related to the verb ESTAR. Therefore, you should always keep both meanings in mind.

Ejemplo 1:I am from Canada / Soy de Canadá Ejemplo 2: I am in Canada / Estoy en Canadá

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1. Indicar el origen: I am from Colombia / Soy de Colombia She is not from Peru / Ella no es de Perú 2. Describir personas u objetos: The car is red / El carro es rojo They are not shy / Ellos no son tímidos

3. Indicar la ubicación: Is she at home? / ¿Está ella en casa? We are in the classroom / Estamos en el salón

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4.Indicating moods:She is not afraid / Ella no está asustadaThe window is broken / La ventana está rota5. To indicate age:In Spanish, to refer to age we use the verb "tener" as in "I am 20 years old." However, in English, to refer to age we do not use the verb "tener" but rather the verb "TO BE." Example: She is 20 years old / Ella tiene 20 años

The verb "To be" is one of the few verbs that changes depending on the pronoun it's conjugated with. That's why it's so important to know and learn the personal pronouns.

3 things you should know: 1. I/Vo is always written in CAPITALS, regardless of the part of speech it's in. 2. It/Ello is a pronoun used to refer to subjects other than human beings, for example, inanimate objects. It also doesn't have a plural. 3. You applies to both tú and vosotros; and is written the same way for plural and singular.

Now, let's analyze the structure and conjugation of the verb TO BE. This is the structure for affirmative sentences or Affirmative Form.

Veamos algunos ejemplos: I am a teacher. Yo soy un profesor. You are my friend. Tú eres mi amigo. He is an excellent soccer player. Él es un excelente jugador de fútbol. She is very good at math. Ella es muy buena en matemáticas. It is a cup of coffee. Eso es una laza de café. We are at the park. Nosotros estamos en el parque. They are with their friends. Ellos están con sus amigos.

  • Negative form / Forma negativa:
.It's the one we use when we want to deny something. To form it, add not, which is the English translation of no. Ejemplos: (No soy un estudiante.) You are not a lawyer. Tú no eres un abogado. She is not in New York. Ella no está en Nueva York. We are not a couple. Nosotros no somos una pareja.

Interrogative form / Forma interrogativa:To use the verb to be when asking a question, you must write the verb before the pronoun:

Ejemplos: Is he a photographer? ¿Él es un fotógrafo? o ¿Es él un fotógrafo? Are they friends? ¿Ellos son amigos? o ¿Son ellos amigos? Is my name on the list? ¿Está mi nombre en la lista?

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