SER VS ESTAR. SER & ESTAR Both mean “to be” Have different cases in Spanish when one is used...

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SER VS ESTAR

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Page 1: SER VS ESTAR. SER & ESTAR Both mean “to be” Have different cases in Spanish when one is used versus the other “SER” think PERMANENT “ESTAR” think CHANGEABLE.

SER VS ESTAR

Page 2: SER VS ESTAR. SER & ESTAR Both mean “to be” Have different cases in Spanish when one is used versus the other “SER” think PERMANENT “ESTAR” think CHANGEABLE.

SER & ESTAR

• Both mean “to be”

• Have different cases in Spanish when one is used versus the other

• “SER” think PERMANENT

• “ESTAR” think CHANGEABLE

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SER

Yo soy Nosotros somos

Tú eres Vosotros sois

Él/Ella/Ud es Ellos/Ellas/Uds son

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When using “ser” ask the “DOCTOR”

• D- Description of a physical trait

– Ella es rubia– Él es guapo– Yo soy alto.

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“DOCTOR”

• O- Occupation

– Ella es estudiante– Yo soy profesora– Tú eres actor.

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“DOCTOR”

• C- Characteristic of personality

– Juan es cómico.– Mi mamá es simpática.– Nosotros somos divertidos.

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“DOCTOR”

• T- Time & Date

– ¿Qué día es hoy?– Hoy es el doce de Mayo.– ¿Qué hora es?– Son las ocho y media de la mañana.

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“DOCTOR”

• O- Origin/Ownership

– ¿De dónde eres tú?– Soy de los estados unidos.– Ella es de españa.– El libro es de Juan.

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“DOCTOR”

• R- Relationship & Religion

– Ella es mi amiga.– Jose es mi hermano.– Él es católico.

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ESTAR

Yo estoy Nosotros estamos

Tú estás Vosotros estáis

Él/Ella/Ud está Ellos/Ellas/Uds están

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When using “estar” think “CLiFT”

• C- Condition

– Yo estoy enfermo.– Ella está bien.– Pedro está mal.

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CLiFT

• L- Location

– ¿Dónde está el gimnasio?– El gimnasio está al lado de la piscina.– ¿Dónde está Juanita?– Juanita está en casa.

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CLiFT

• i – “ing”

– Pedro está trabajando.– Yo estoy comiendo.

• To form the gerund:– Cut off “ar,er,ir” ending– ar add “ando”; er/ir add “iendo”

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CLiFT

• F-Feeling/Emotion

– Yo estoy feliz.– Matteo está enojado.– Nosotros estamos tristes.

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CLiFT

• T-Taste (opinion)

• Las papas fritas están deliciosas.

• La fruta está rica.

• La hamburguesa está salada.

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Signal whether you feel the following would call for “ser” or

“estar”

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She’s a fun person

ser

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The clock is next to my bed.

estar

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How is Ben today?

estar

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We are from Pennsylvania

ser

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My birthday is on May 6th.

ser

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This movie is scary.

ser

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She’s my mom.

ser

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I’m so excited!

estar

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My pencil is broken…

estar

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The chair is made of wood.

ser

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This salad is sooooo fresh!

estar

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I am working later today.

estar

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Henry isn’t feeling well today.

estar

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Primanti sandwiches are awesome!

ser

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El fin… BUEN TRABAJO