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Yo (Ser)

soy

Tú (Ser)

eres

él (Ser)

es

ella (Ser)

es

Usted

es

Carmen (Ser)

es

nosotros (Ser)

somos

vosotros (ser)

sois

ellos (ser)

son

ellas (ser)

son

Ustedes (ser)

son

Ud. (Ser)

es

Uds. (Ser)

son

Carmen y yo (ser)

somos

Carmen y tú (ser)

sois

Carmen y Maria (ser)

son

Los profesores (ser)

son