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Ser

To be ( origin, description, time, possession)

Estar

To be (location and feelings)

The endings of Ser

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Endings of Estar

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Endings of AR

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Endings of ER

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Endings of IR

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Tener

To have

It

To go

Endings of TENER

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Endings of IR

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