Simple Present - TO BE
RULES
1. It uses exclusively the verb "TO BE" in its forms:
* For singulars: "am" - "is"
* For plurals: "are"
2. We translate it to Spanish as:
* Ser: Soy - Es o Eres - Somos - sois - son
3. Only for age and non-specific places we translate it diferent:
Age/Size: Tener: Tengo - tiene - tienen - tenemos.
Places: Estar: Estoy - está - están - estamos.
KIT - Description
Affirmative Sentence
Negative Sentence - formal
Negative Sentence - informal
Positive Interrogative Sentence
Negative Interrogative Sentence
Negative Question - informal
Question Tags
Long Affirmative Answer
Long Negative Answer - formal
Long Negative Answer - informal
Short Affirmative Answer
Short Negative Answer - formal
Short Negative Answer - informal
KIT - Singular
He is a student.
He is not a student.
He's not a student. / He isn't a student.
Is he a Student?
Is he not a student.
Isn't he a student?
He is a student, isn't he?
Yes, he is a student.
No, he is not a student.
No he's not a student. / No, he isn't a student.
Yes, he is.
No, he is not.
No, he isn't. / No, he's not.
KIT - Plural
They are students.
They are not students.
They´re not students / They aren't students.
Are they students?
Are they not students?
--- Aren't they students?
You are students, aren't you?
Yes, they are students.
No, they are not students.
No, they're not students. / No, they aren't students
Yes, they are.
No, they are not.
No, they´re not. / No, they aren't.