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Conjugación
Conjugación
Escenarios
Escenarios
Condición (1)
Condición (1)
Manuel está enfermo.
Condición (2)
Condición (2)
El abrigo está sucio.
Emoción
Emoción
Ella está emocionada.
Acción en progreso
Acción en progreso
Ella está cocinando.
Ubicación
Ubicación
Nosotros estamos en Nueva York.
PRÁCTICA
PRÁCTICA
Responda y complete las preguntas.
Responda y complete las preguntas.
COMPARACIÓN - SER VS ESTAR
COMPARACIÓN - SER VS ESTAR
Leer y analizar las preguntas. Luego ver las respuesta.
Leer y analizar las preguntas. Luego ver las respuesta.
Scenario #1 - A party of people at a concert is looking for one of its members. Someone makes an announcement using a microphone to describe what the person looks like. Should they use "SER" or "ESTAR"?
Scenario #1 - A party of people at a concert is looking for one of its members. Someone makes an announcement using a microphone to describe what the person looks like. Should they use "SER" or "ESTAR"?
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SER is to used describe someone, like height, skin color, personality, etc.
Ejemplo: él es pequeño, moreno y tímido.
Scenario #2 - You and your friend are tired so you won't be able to make it to the party. You want to let the other people know. Should you use "SER" or "ESTAR"?
Scenario #2 - You and your friend are tired so you won't be able to make it to the party. You want to let the other people know. Should you use "SER" or "ESTAR"?
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ESTAR is used to talk about physical and emotional states. Like being tired, bored, happy, etc.
Ejemplo: nosotros estamos muy cansados.
Scenario #3 - You want to invite your friends to a concert. They ask you when it will take place. Should you use "SER" or "ESTAR"?
Scenario #3 - You want to invite your friends to a concert. They ask you when it will take place. Should you use "SER" or "ESTAR"?
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SER is used to talk about when and where an event takes place.
Ejemplo: el concierto es en julio.
Scenario #4 - You need to introduce yourself by giving your name, your occupation, where you're from, etc. Should you use "SER" or "ESTAR"?
Scenario #4 - You need to introduce yourself by giving your name, your occupation, where you're from, etc. Should you use "SER" or "ESTAR"?
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SER is used to talk about things that describe you as a person, that includes, your occupation, name, origin, diet, personality.
Ejemplo: soy David, soy de Venezuela, soy vegetariano, soy introvertido.
Scenario #5 - Your friend is looking for her keys. You know where they are. (in your backpack) Should you use "SER" or "ESTAR" to express the location?
Scenario #5 - Your friend is looking for her keys. You know where they are. (in your backpack) Should you use "SER" or "ESTAR" to express the location?
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ESTAR is used to talk about location.
Ejemplo: las llaves están en mi mochila.
Scenario #6 - You want to buy a gift for a friend but you're unsure about what to get, so you ask another friend for advice. This friend asks you what the recipient is like. Should you use "SER" or "ESTAR" to describe their personality?
Scenario #6 - You want to buy a gift for a friend but you're unsure about what to get, so you ask another friend for advice. This friend asks you what the recipient is like. Should you use "SER" or "ESTAR" to describe their personality?
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SER is used to talk about personality traits.
Ejemplo: ella es elegante, divertida y extrovertida.
Scenario #7 - Your coworker sends you an email, asking about where a meeting will be held. Should you use "SER" or "ESTAR" to answer that?
Scenario #7 - Your coworker sends you an email, asking about where a meeting will be held. Should you use "SER" or "ESTAR" to answer that?
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SER is used to talk about when and where an event will take place, that includes, meetings, exams, concerts, parties, etc.
Ejemplo: la reunión es en la sala de profesores.
Scenario #8 - Your coworker asks you where the theater is. The person is not sure where in the city it is. Should you use "SER" or "ESTAR" to answer that?
Scenario #8 - Your coworker asks you where the theater is. The person is not sure where in the city it is. Should you use "SER" or "ESTAR" to answer that?
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ESTAR is used to talk about location (but not when or where an event takes place)
Ejemplo: el teatro está en el sur de la ciudad.
Frases con ambos
Frases con ambos
SER
SER
ESTAR
ESTAR
ser feliz
ser feliz
estar feliz
estar feliz
to be a happy person.
to be a happy person.
To be happy for something.
To be happy for something.
ser listo/a
ser listo/a
estar listo/a
estar listo/a
to be a smart person.
to be a smart person.
To be ready.
To be ready.
ser aburrido/a
ser aburrido/a
estar aburrido/a
estar aburrido/a
to be a boring person.
to be a boring person.
To be bored.
To be bored.
ser malo/a
ser malo/a
estar malo/a
estar malo/a
to be a bad person.
to be a bad person.
To be sick.
To be sick.
ser orgulloso/a
ser orgulloso/a
estar orgulloso/a
estar orgulloso/a
to be vain.
to be vain.
To be proud.
To be proud.
ser de Brasil
ser de Brasil
estar en Brasil
estar en Brasil
to be from.
to be from.
To be in.
To be in.
Frases con adjetivos
Frases con adjetivos
SER
SER
ESTAR
ESTAR
Es interesante
Es interesante
Estoy interesado/a
Estoy interesado/a
It is interesting
It is interesting
I'm interested
I'm interested
Es preocupante
Es preocupante
Estoy preocupado/a
Estoy preocupado/a
It is concerning
It is concerning
I'm concerned
I'm concerned
Es fascinante
Es fascinante
Estoy fascinado/a
Estoy fascinado/a
It is fascinating
It is fascinating
I'm fascinated
I'm fascinated
Es decepcionante
Es decepcionante
Estoy decepcionado/a
Estoy decepcionado/a
It is disappointing
It is disappointing
I'm disappointed
I'm disappointed
Es estresante
Es estresante
Estoy estresado/a
Estoy estresado/a
It is stresful
It is stresful
I'm stressed out
I'm stressed out
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