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SER:
yo ___ ( I AM )
soy
SER:
tu ___ ( YOU ARE )
eres
SER:
el ___ ( HE IS )
es
SER:
ella ___ ( SHE IS )
es
SER: THE VERB 'SER' MEANS 'TO BE'. IN ENGLISH THIS WORD WOULD BE TRANSLATED AS 'AM', 'IS', 'ARE'. YOU NORMALLY DO NOT USE 'SER' WHEN SPEAKING IN SPANISH. USUALLY ONLY THE FORMS OF 'SER'... (SOY, ERES, ES). ALSO REMEMBER, THESE ARE NOT THE ONLY FORMS OF 'SER'. THIS IS ONLY THE SINGULAR FORMS.
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