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Ser - yo (Present Indicative)
soy
Ser - tú (Present Indicative)
eres
Ser - él/ella/usted (Present Indicative)
es
Ser - nosotros/as (Present Indicative)
somos
Ser - vosotros/as (Present Indicative)
sois
Ser - ellos/ellas/ustedes (Present Indicative)
son
Estar - yo (Present Indicative)
estoy
Estar - tú (Present Indicative)
estás
Estar - él/ella/usted (Present Indicative)
está
Estar - nosotros/as (Present Indicative)
estamos
Estar - vosotros/as (Present Indicative)
estáis
Estar - ellos/ellas/ustedes (Present Indicative)
están
Ser (Usage)
Used for permanent traits, origin, and identity.
Estar (Usage)
Used for temporary states, moods, and locations.
Tener (Usage)
Used to express possession, age, and obligation.
Tener - yo (Present Indicative)
tengo
Tener - tú (Present Indicative)
tienes
Tener - él/ella/usted (Present Indicative)
tiene
Tener - nosotros/as (Present Indicative)
tenemos
Tener - vosotros/as (Present Indicative)
tenéis
Tener - ellos/ellas/ustedes (Present Indicative)
tienen
Llevar (Usage)
Used to mean to carry, wear, or take.
Llevar - yo (Present Indicative)
llevo
Llevar - tú (Present Indicative)
llevas
Llevar - él/ella/usted (Present Indicative)
lleva
Llevar - nosotros/as (Present Indicative)
llevamos
Llevar - vosotros/as (Present Indicative)
lleváis
Llevar - ellos/ellas/ustedes (Present Indicative)
llevan
Ser vs. Estar (Key Difference)
Ser is for permanent traits and identity; Estar is for temporary states and location.