PASADO SIMPLE TO BE

  AFIRMATIVA NEGATIVA INTERROGATIVA

 

I was

You were

He was

She was

It was

We were

You were

They were

 

I was not (I wasn’t)

You were not (You weren’t)

He was not (He wasn’t)

She was not (She wasn’t)

It was not (It wasn’t)

We were not (We weren’t)

You were not (You weren’t)

They were not (They weren’t)

 

 

Was I?

Were you?

Was he?

Was she?

Was it?

Were we?

Were you?

Were They?

PASADO VERBO TO BE (WAS / WERE)

 

I was very tired yesterday (Yo estaba muy cansado ayer)

They were very good friends (Ellos eran muy buenos amigos)

It was very hot yesterday (Hacía mucho calor ayer)

FUTURO VERBO TO BE (WILL BE)

FUTURO SIMPLE TO BE

  AFIRMATIVA NEGATIVA INTERROGATIVA

 

I will be

You will be

He will be

She will be

It will be

We will be

You will be

They will be

 

I won’t be

You won’t be

He won’t be

She won’t be

It won’t be

We won’t be

You won’t be

They won’t be

 

 

Will I?

Will you?

Will he?

Will she?

Will it?

Will we?

Will you?

Will they?

Maria will be 18 tomorrow (María cumplirá 18 años mañana)

She will be very happy in her birthday party (Ella estará muy feliz en su fiesta de cumpleaños)

They won't go with you (Ellos no irán contigo)

PRESENTE PERFECTO VERBO TO BE

PRESENTE PERFECTO SIMPLE

AFIRMATIVA NEGATIVA INTERROGATIVA  

I have been

You have been

He has been

She has been

It has been

We have been

You have been

They have been

 

I haven’t been

You haven’t been

He hasn’t been

She hasn’t been

It hasn’t been

We haven’t been

You haven’t been

They haven’t been

 

 

Have I been?

Have you been?

Has he been?

Has she been?

Has it been?

Have we been?

Have you been?

Have they been?           

 

She has been very ill (Ella ha estado muy enferma)

It has been raining five minutes ago (Ha estado lloviendo hace cinco minutos)

John has been in Madrid this morning (John ha estado en Madrid esta mañana)