You

(a)  

He

(a)  

She

(a)  

We (At least one boy)

(a)  

We (All girls)

(a)  

You (Someone older than you/Stranger)

(a)  

You all (Some people older than you/Strangers)

(a)  

They (At least one boy)

(a)  

They (All girls)

(a)  

You all (Some people older than you/Strangers (At least one boy) in Spain)

(a)  

You all (Some people older than you/Strangers (All girls) in Spain)

(a)  

To be (DOCTOR: Description, Occupation, Characteristics, Time, Origin, Relationship/Possessions)

(a)  

To be (PLACE: Position, Location, Actions, Conditions, Emotions)

(a)  

To have

(a)  

To name/call oneself

(a)  

D in DOCTOR

(a)  

1st O in DOCTOR

(a)  

C in DOCTOR

(a)  

2nd O in DOCTOR

(a)  

R in DOCTOR

(a)  

(a)   is used in permanent situations.

(a)   is used in temporary situations.

I am (ser)

(a)  

You are (ser)

(a)  

He is (ser)

(a)  

She is (ser)

(a)  

You (formal) are (ser)

(a)  

She is (ser)

(a)  

We are (ser)

(a)  

You all are (ser)

(a)  

They are (ser)

(a)  

I am (estar)

(a)  

You are (estar)

(a)  

He is (estar)

(a)  

She is (estar)

(a)  

You (formal) are (estar)

(a)  

We are (estar)

(a)  

You all are (estar)

(a)  

They are (estar)

(a)  

I have

(a)  

You have

(a)  

You (formal) have

(a)  

He/She has

(a)  

We have

(a)  

You all (formal) have

(a)  

They have

(a)  

My name is

(a)  

Your name is

(a)  

His/Her/Your(formal) name is

(a)  

Our names are

(a)  

Their names are

(a)  

P in PLACE

(a)  

L in PLACE

(a)  

A in PLACE

(a)  

C in PLACE

(a)  

E in PLACE

(a)