1 Ser y Estar to be or to be…? 2 Ser y Estar en Español… Both verbs mean to be Used in very different cases Both have irregular conjugations.

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Remember that ser and estar both mean to be. They are used in different situations and have different meanings. Ser y estar.
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1.2 Ser and estar © 2015 by Vista Higher Learning, Inc. All rights reserved —Sí, me quiere, de eso estoy seguro. —O sea, yo soy el que dice “te amo”.
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Ser y Estar. Both “Ser” and “Estar” mean “to be” in Spanish. “Ser” and “Estar” are not interchangeable. They have different uses Ser is used for permanent.
Ser vs Estar Español 1 Sra. Martínez.
Ser y Estar.
Ser y Estar notes #6 1 “to be” or not “to be”…? Ser y Estar #6  Standard 1.2: Students understand and interpret written and spoken language on a variety.
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To be… or not to be? ser estar. What?! They both mean to be? Sí… ser and estar both translate to to be in English, but THEY DON´T MEAN THE SAME THING.
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1 Ser y Estar to BE 2 Ser y Estar en español… Both verbs mean “ to be ” Used in very different cases.
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El verbo “SER” notes #2 Capítulo 3B. ¿Qué signífica “SER”? What does “SER” mean? To be. What other verb have we learned that means to be? What does “SER”
Ser y Estar notes #11 “to be” or not “to be”…?.
1. Spanish has two verbs that mean to be. They are ___ and _____
Ser y Estar “to be” or… “to be”?.
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Ser y Estar Español 2 Sra. Godsey Midfield High School.
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Ser y estar Remember that ser and estar both mean “to be.” They are used in different situations and have different meanings.
Ser y Estar.
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(Present tense: present indicative)
Ser vs. Estar Both ser and estar mean “to be” – but they are used in different situations.
Ser vs. Estar.
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—Estoy enamorado de usted. —No, no puede ser.
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—Sí, me quiere, de eso estoy seguro.
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SER vs. ESTAR To be….
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Hoy es el 9 de febrero Translate: 1. They study social studies 2. You all practice sports 3. Mrs. Pulido teaches Spanish.
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Ser y Estar “to be” or not “to be”…?.
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