Estar' means 'to be' and is irregularly conjugated in the 'Yo' subject pronoun

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Dennis Kats asked Jun 8, 2023

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Estar' means 'to be' and is irregularly conjugated in the 'Yo' subject pronoun

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Answer:

Yo soy (present time)

Yo era (past time)

Yo seré (future time)

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Respuesta:

Yo soy
Yo era
Yo Seré

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