We're ready.
Estamos listos.

Término del glosario
somos / estamos
Contracción de we are (nosotros somos o estamos). Une we con are y el apóstrofo reemplaza la a. Te incluye a ti dentro del grupo.
Suena WIR, en una sílaba; no se dice wi-ar.
We're ready.
Estamos listos.
It's sunny, so we're at the beach.
Está soleado, así que estamos en la playa.
We're students and they're teachers.
Somos estudiantes y ellos son maestros.
They were happy.
Ellos estaban felices.
Were you nervous before the exam?
¿Estabas nervioso antes del examen?
We <u>were</u> at the beach.
Estábamos en la playa.
Were es el pasado de be (ser o estar) para you, we, they y plurales: "We were friends", "They were late". En preguntas se invierte ("Were you there?") y en negativas lleva not ("We weren't there"). También forma el pasado continuo ("They were playing"). En condicionales irreales se usa con I, he, she, it: "If I were you...". Con I, he, she e it normalmente se usa was.
Were va con you, we, they y plurales ("you were", "they were"); was con I, he, she, it y singulares ("I was", "he was"). Excepción: "If I were you" (condicional irreal) usa were. Error común: "we was" o "they was".
we were
estábamos o éramos
they were
estaban o eran
you were
estabas o eras
were you?
¿estabas?
weren't
no estaban o no eran
there were
había
were going to
iban a
if I were you
si yo fuera tú
We was late.
We were late.
Con we usa were.
If I was you, I'd go.
If I were you, I'd go.
En condicionales irreales se usa were.
Where were you last night?
¿Dónde estabas anoche?
We were at the cinema. They were with us.
Estábamos en el cine. Ellos estaban con nosotros.
Were the tickets expensive?
¿Estaban caros los boletos?
No, they weren't. If I were you, I'd go.
No. Si yo fuera tú, iría.
Cada término del inglés explicado en español, con traducción y ejemplos reales.