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SER
TO BE
HABER
TO WAVE
ESTAR
TO BE (TEMPORARY)
TENER
TO HAVE
HACER
TO DO, TO MAKE, TO TAKE
PODER
TO BE ABLE TO
DECIR
TO SAY
IR
TO GO
VER
TO SEE, TO WATCH
DAR
TO GIVE