the present tense of Estar
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¿Dónde (estar) el libro?
would it be estoy, estas, esta, estamos, or estan
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updated Sep 19, 2010
posted by wesleydm
Welcome to the forum! Don't for get your accents..... - sanlee, Sep 16, 2010
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Hmm, it wouldn't be 1st person singular (that would be you). You're not talking to anyone, so it's probably not 2nd person singular. Since it's an object (he, she or it) you're talking about, it's 3rd person, and only 1 book makes it singular.
Look at the conjugation of the verb Estar and with the "clues" I've given you you should have it.
updated Sep 19, 2010
posted by Jack-OBrien
1st peson-speaker 2nd person-listener 3rd person-other than speaker or listeners - 0074b507, Sep 17, 2010
1st peson-speaker(s) 2nd person-listener(s) ... - samdie, Sep 17, 2010
I well understand who the 1st, 2nd and 3rd person is. - Jack-OBrien, Sep 19, 2010
