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SER vs. ESTAR.

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Presentación del tema: "SER vs. ESTAR."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 SER vs. ESTAR

2 SER vs. ESTAR Ser and estar both mean “To be”
BUT they are used in different ways!

3 SER Soy-I am Somos-we are Eres-you are Sois-you all are (in Spain)
Es-he is, she is, you Sir/Ma’am are Son-They are, You all are

4 SER Physical Descriptions Appearance Ella es rubia.
Personality traits Él es cómico. Nationality Ana es Mexicana. Gender ¿Pat es un hombre?

5 SER Dates Es el 4 de septiembre. Days Hoy es jueves.
Seasons Es el otoño.

6 SER Telling time. ¿Qué hora es? Son las nueve y media.

7 SER What things are made of. La mesa es de madera.

8 SER Possession El libro es de la Sra. Bernskoetter.

9 ESTAR Estoy-I am Estamos-we are Estás-you are
Estáis-you all are (in Spain) Está-he is, she is, you Sir/Ma’am are Están-They are, You all are

10 “How you feel and where you are, that is when you use estar!”

11 ESTAR Feelings El bebé está triste.

12 ESTAR Physical conditions Los hombres están cansados

13 ESTAR Civil Status Married / Single / Divorced Sra. B está casada.
Dead Mr. Rogers está muerto.

14 ESTAR Locations Of People, Places, and Things
Estamos en Springfield, MO, U.S.A., North American, Northern Hemisphere, Earth.

15 ESTAR Present Progressive Tense Las chicas están estudiando.

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