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Soy

I (to be, present)

Es

He/she/it (to be, present)

Son

They (to be,present)

Eres

You (to be, present)

Somos

We (to be, present)

Era

I and he/she/it (to be, past)

Eras

You (to be, past)

Eran

They (to be, past)

Éramos

We (to be, past)

Sería

I/he/she/it (would be, future)

Será

He/she/it (to be, future)