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Estar

To be (used for location and condition)

Yo estoy

I am (first person singular of estar)

Tú estás

You are (informal second person singular of estar)

Él/Ella/Ud. está

He/She is (third person singular of estar)

Nosotros/as estamos

We are (first person plural of estar)

Vosotros/as estáis

You all are (informal second person plural of estar in Spain)

Ellos/Ellas/Uds. están

They are (third person plural and formal second person plural of estar)

Ser

To be (used for identity, origin, and time)

Yo soy

I am (first person singular of ser)

Tú eres

You are (informal second person singular of ser)

Él/Ella/Ud. es

He/She is (third person singular of ser)

Nosotros/as somos

We are (first person plural of ser)

Vosotros/as sois

You all are (informal second person plural of ser in Spain)

Ellos/Ellas/Uds. son

They are (third person plural and formal second person plural of ser)

Ir

To go (indicates movement)

Yo voy

I go (first person singular of ir)

Tú vas

You go (informal second person singular of ir)

Él/Ella/Ud. va

He/She goes (third person singular of ir)

Nosotros/as vamos

We go (first person plural of ir)

Vosotros/as vais

You all go (informal second person plural of ir in Spain)

Ellos/Ellas/Uds. van

They go (third person plural and formal second person plural of ir)

Haber (auxiliar)

To have (used as an auxiliary verb)

Yo he

I have (first person singular of haber)

Tú has

You have (informal second person singular of haber)

Él/Ella/Ud. ha

He/She has (third person singular of haber)

Hay

There is/are (impersonal form of haber)

Nosotros/as hemos

We have (first person plural of haber)

Vosotros/as habéis

You all have (informal second person plural of haber in Spain)

Ellos/Ellas/Uds. han

They have (third person plural and formal second person plural of haber)