What is estar yo?

What is estar yo?

Estar Conjugation: Simple Tenses of the Indicative Mood

Subject	Present	Preterite
	(am/is/are)	(was/were)
yo	estoy	estuve
tú	estás	estuviste
él/ella	está	estuvo

What tense is eres?

Present Simple of Ser

Subject Pronouns	Ser Conjugation: Present Simple	Translation
tú	eres	you are
él/ella/usted	es	he/she is – you formal are
nosotros/nosotras	somos	we are
vosotros/vosotras	sois	you all are

Is es ser or estar?

First of all, let’s learn how to conjugate the verbs ser and estar in the present indicative. As you can see below, ser is an irregular verb. Let’s take a minute here to memorize it….Ser and Estar Conjugations.

	SER	ESTAR
Yo	soy	estoy
Tú	eres	estás
Él / Ella / Usted	es	está
Nosotros / Nosotras	somos	estamos

Is estar a conjugation?

Estar is an irregular verb. It is irregular because it does not follow an established pattern of conjugation to form its different tenses.

What tense is estabamos?

Indicative

Subject	Present (am/is/are)	Imperfect (was/were)
yo (I)	estoy	estaba
tú (You)	estás	estabas
él/ella/Ud. (He/She)	está	estaba
nosotros (We)	estamos	estábamos

How to memorize Spanish conjugations?

Flash Cards. Keep it old school! Using index cards for quick memorization is a time-tested tactic and an effective way to review the verbs you are learning.

Copy the Verb Chart. A closely related strategy is making your own copy of the verb conjugation chart in a notebook. Like flash cards,this is a tried-and-true method.

Mental Association. Use this method to associate certain words with objects or ideas for easier memorization. Linking and connecting them can help you recall the verb’s meaning.

Grammar Guidebook. A quality Spanish textbook provides the grammatical rules you need to understand with clear explanations of when and how to use them.

Read and Listen to Spanish Often. To familiarize yourself with how the language sounds like,no better method beats reading and listening to Spanish daily (or as often as

What are common Spanish verbs?

Common irregular verbs in Spanish. Some common Spanish verbs that follow that same pattern as ser (different personal pronouns’ form and different tenses’ root) are: tener (to have), ir (to go), dar (to give), decir (to say), saber (to know), hacer (to do). Sorry, but you will have to learn them by memory!

How to conjugate Spanish verbs?

Bailar (-AR):

-o

-as

-a

-amos

Beber (-ER):

-es

-emos

Escribir (-IR):

-e

-imos

-en. You’ll notice that there are only slight deviations in the 1st and 2nd person plural forms ( we and you (pl.)).

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