be am are is
was were been being
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have has had having

In Spanish, regular verbs end in -ar, -er or -ir.

The conjugation rules of regular Spanish words are shown in the dictionary by the examples of hablar, comer, vivir.

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Maybe it's wrong because she is from Mexico. (Ella es de Mexico.)

Now I know in Spain Ustedes is NOT for both tú and usted.
But it is for both tú and usted in Mexico and Latin America.