Ser –vs- Estar Practice

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Ser –vs- Estar Practice Spanish II

Ana y Lupe ________ bonitas. Ana and Lupe are ____________.

Ana y Lupe _______________ tristes. Ana y Lupe are _______________.

Yo _______________ estudiante bueno. I am a good student.

Mi amiga Alma ______________ de Miami. My friend Alma is from Miami.

Tú __________ bien, ¿verdad? You’re good/fine, right?

Mi amiga Alma ______________ en México para las vacaciones. My friend Alma is in Mexico for vacation.

Mi hermano _____________ enfermo. My brother is _______________.

Mi abuela ____________ muy vieja. My grandmother is very ____________.

Yo _____________ de Cuba. I am from Cuba.

Yo __________________ en Perú durante la vacación de primavera. I am in Peru during Spring Break.

Tú no _______________ en California. You aren’t in California.

Ellos ______________ enojados. They are mad.

Ellas ______________ contentas. They are happy.

Yo ___________ trabajador(a). I am _________________________.

Mi hermano ____________ trabajador. My brother is _____________________.

Yo __________________ en la cafetería. I am in the cafeteria.

Los estudiantes ____________ contentos porque no _____________ enfermos. The students are ________________ b/c they aren’t ____________________.

Tú _________________ de California. You are from California.

Tú _________________ alta y rubia. You are tall and blonde.

Tú ______________ en Costa Rica ahora. You are in Costa Rica ______________.

Ana y yo _______________ estudiantes buenas. Ana and I good students.

Mi abuela ___________ sick. Mi grandmother is _________________.

¿Cómo ____________ usted, Señor Valle? ____________ bien, gracias, ¿y usted?

Los estudiantes ____________ inteligentes porque no _____________ perezosos. The students are _______________ b/c they aren’t __________________.

Mis hermanas _______________ bonitas. My brothers are ___________________.

Mis hermanas _____________ cansadas porque no duermen bien. My brothers are _______________ b/c they they didn’t sleep well.