sorry, its not that easy. in spanish all of these words will get mixed into the verb.

is, are, am, was, were
are all  forms of "to be"  which in spanish is either ser or estar (depending on context). we need to know "who" and "when" before we can choose the correct version.

soy ingles = I am English
estoy en inglaterra = I am in England
estaba en españa = I was in Spain
estabamos en españa = we were in spain

will, shall
are also variations of the conjugated verb and are not separate words.

salgo = I leave /  I am leaving
saldré = I will leave

has, have, had

are conjugations of "haber" and, once again, will take different forms depending on who is "having" and when the "having" takes place. 
this information is then coupled to the past participle of the verb in question

he has left = ha salido
they have left = han salido
he had left = él habia salido

do, does

are conjugations of hacer " to do" so they will vary depending who is doing and when

i do = hago
you do = haces
He does = hace or hacía (depending on time frame)
we do = hacemos

dont let this scare you off. it all makes perfect sense but you will not be able to simply learn the words you requested and put them next to a verb. they need to be mixed in to create a new and specific word

Buen trabajo

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