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Ser: to be (irregular verb) yo soy nosotros somos tú eres x

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1 Ser: to be (irregular verb) yo soy nosotros somos tú eres x
él/ella/usted es ellos/ellas/ustedes son

2 Uses of Ser To identify people and things ¿Quién es él? ¿Qué es?
-Es Felipe Velázquez. -Es un mapa de España.

3 To express possession ¿De quién es? ¿De quién son?
There is no ‘s in Spanish. Instead, use the preposition “de” (of). Noun + de + owner ¿De quién es? ¿De quién son? El perro es de Oscar. Los perros son de Matilde.

4 To express origin Use with the preposition “de” ¿De dónde eres?
Soy de Argentina.

5 Profession/Occupation
Nosotros somos estudiantes. Ella es maestra. Ella es una maestra excelente.

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