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Estar - to be, am, is, are

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to the side of

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Where?

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in, on

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on top of

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I am

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you are

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he is

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we are

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you all are (Spain)

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they are

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she is

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You all are (Latin America)

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tired

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happy

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busy

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angry

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nervous

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worried

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the library

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the cafe

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the countryside

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the house

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the mall

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the movie theater

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the gym

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the church

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the mountains

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the park

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the pool

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the beach

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the restaurant

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the store

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the school

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the game

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fed up

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happy

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near

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between

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