Conjugation Example Of Ser

The verb be can work as Auxiliar verb or as copulative verb. In the first case it works to form the constructions in the passive voice, and in the second case it works as a verb that unites the subject with an attribute. For example, let's analyze these two sentences:

• "Home it was manufactured with ecological bricks ”: the verb it was form the passive voice it was manufactured.
• "Martin it is a very kind person ”: the verb it is works as a copulative verb that unites the subject with the attribute a very kind person.

The verb be also works as a Intransitive verb which can express state, existence, time, possession, event, among others. For instance: "Are eight at night "," The event it was in a very nice room "," Those books are from my sister"

The verb be it is conjugated in nine simple times and in eight compound beats; there are also three non-personal forms (infinitive, gerund and participle). Then the conjugation of the verb be:

Conjugation of be (simple times)

Non-personal forms:

• Infinitive: be
• Gerund: being
• Participle: been

Imperative mode:

• You he
• You be
• You thirst
• You be

Simple indicative tenses:

Present:	Preterite
Me I am You are He or she it is Us are You all you are You are Them are	Me I was You you were He or she it was Us went You all you went You They were Them They were
Future	Copreterite:
Me I will be You you will He or she will be Us we will be You all will be You will be Them will be	Me was You ages He or she was Us we were You all you were You were Them were
Post-past
Me would You would you be He or she would Us we would be You all would you You would Them would

Simple subjunctive tenses:

Present:	Preterite
Me be You be He or she be Us let's be You all be You be Them be	Me out of or was You you were or you were He or she out of or was Us we were or let's go You all would you go or you were You were or were Them were or were
Future
Me will do You will do He or she will do Us we will do You all will do You do Them do

Indicative compound tenses:

Before present:	Preterite:
Me I have been You you've been He or she has been Us we have been You all you have been You they havebeen Them have been	Me have been You would you have been He or she had been Us we would have been You all would have been You have been Them have been
Antefuture	Antecopreterite:
Me I will have been You will have been He or she It will have been Us will have been You all will have been You will have been Them will have been	Me had been You you had been He or she had been Us we had been You all you had been You they had been Them they had been
Anteposterite
Me would have been You would have been He or she would have been Us we would have been You all you would have been You would have been Them would have been

Subjunctive compound tenses:

Before present:	Preterite
Me has been You have been He or she has been Us we have been You all have been You have been Them have been	Me had or it would have been You would have or would have been He or she had or it would have been Us we would have or would have been You all would have or would have been You would have or would have been Them would have or would have been
Antefuture
Me would have been You would you have been He or she would have been Us we would have been You all would have been You they would have been Them they would have been

• Continue with: Conjugation of haber

40 Examples of conjugation of be:

1. Talk to you about history has been (pre-present indicative) a real treat.
2. This palace it was built (past indicative) thousands of years ago
3. Us are (present indicative) those responsible for the entire operation to run successfully.
4. Although they were (co-past indicative) very good friends, in any case, they betrayed each other.
5. All houses in the subdivision will be furnished (future indicative) by means of an interior design company
6. If you had talked to the police, you will have been (pre-future indicative) the culprits.
7. All things for sale they had been (prefix of indicative) duly labeled
8. You always are (present indicative) who manages to reconcile differences in teamwork.
9. Them will have been (pre-future indicative) very lucky if you receive that percentage of commission for your work
10. He (imperative) the friend that you would like to have by your side.
11. Martin and Luisa will be (future indicative) the baptism godparents of José.
12. These dog toys are (present indicative) very resistant and of rough use.
13. I was wondering if this choice would (post-past indicative) the best or we are making a mistake.
14. You you had been (antecopreterite of indicative) the only one so far that had managed to break that food record.
15. We want to inform you that you it was (past indicative) selected to pass to the ten finalists of the call.
16. Two pizzas would have been (antepreterite of subjunctive) enough for all the people who were going to eat.
17. I hope the journey with us has been (pre-present subjunctive) of your liking
18. As this information is confidential, they asked us to let's go (past tense of subjunctive) discrete and let's not say anything
19. Us we had been (prefix of indicative) friends a long time ago but then we stopped be it (infinitive).
20. I hope that have been (pre-present subjunctive) very happy wherever you are.
21. Them were (co-interpreter of indicative) who would help us to carry out the process.
22. If he can keep up with the same rhythm, at the end of the season It will have been (pre-future indicative) the winner.
23. This company already had been (prefix of indicative) evaluated a few months ago by the same body.
24. Yes you had been (Pre-past tense of subjunctive) more intelligent, you would have chosen your friends better.
25. Sean (imperative) welcome to a new edition of our program.
26. I know that we we would have been (prefix of indicative) very happy if we had stayed together.
27. This song has been (pre-present indicative) one of the best I've heard on the album.
28. In my family always are (present indicative) many when we make a meal.
29. I hope that let's be (present subjunctive) enough hands to finish all the work.
30. He told us that this morning it was (past tense) very intolerant of his boss.
31. But not you were (past subjunctive) the winner, either way, being in the competition already it is (present indicative) profit.
32. We would like everything whatever (future of subjunctive) different from how it is now
33. Me I am (present indicative) very happy when I'm with you.
34. I know that in time we will be (future indicative) very good friends despite the differences.
35. If he it would have been (pre-past tense of subjunctive) friendlier, he would have received better treatment from the staff.
36. She will be (future indicative) who delivers the award to the winner.
37. My mother it would have been (prefix of indicative) a great singer if she had followed her dream.
38. I hope that be (present subjunctive) very happy together.
39. They told us that you would you be (post-past indicative) a great musician when you were older.
40. Whatever have you imagined (pre-present subjunctive), cannot be compared with reality.

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