Practice: To Be

We use 'am' with 'I'. In Spanish 'soy' is used.

'Is' is used with he/she/it. In Spanish 'está' is used.

'Are' is used with we/you/they. In Spanish 'somos' is used.

'Are' is used with we/you/they. In Spanish 'están' is used.

For she, we use 'is'. In Spanish, we use 'es'.

For 'they', we use 'are'. In Spanish, we use 'están'.

For 'I', we use 'am'. In Spanish, we use 'soy'.

For 'you', we use 'were' in the past. In Spanish, we use 'estabas'.

Missing 'is' for third person singular (he). In Spanish, 'Es' is often omitted, but it's required in English.

Missing 'am' for first person singular (I). In Spanish, 'soy' or 'estoy' is often omitted, but it's required in English.

Missing 'are' for 'they'. In Spanish, 'están' is often omitted, but it's required in English.

For 'you' in the past, we use 'were'. In Spanish, we use 'estabas'.