ser v. estar. ser vs. estar both mean to be both are irregular in conjugation. these are the only...

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Page 1: Ser v. Estar. Ser vs. Estar Both mean to be Both are irregular in conjugation. These are the only similarities. In English, there is no difference between

Ser v. Estar

Page 2: Ser v. Estar. Ser vs. Estar Both mean to be Both are irregular in conjugation. These are the only similarities. In English, there is no difference between

Ser vs. Estar

Both mean “to be”

Both are irregular in conjugation.

These are the only similarities.

In English, there is no difference between how each is translated.

Page 3: Ser v. Estar. Ser vs. Estar Both mean to be Both are irregular in conjugation. These are the only similarities. In English, there is no difference between

Compare and contrast Ser and Estar

SER

D- date Es martes

Es el tres de enero.

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SERSER

O- originO- originEllos son de Alabama.Ellos son de Alabama.El libro es de la biblioteca.El libro es de la biblioteca.

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SERSER

N - nationalityN - nationalitySoy cubano.Soy cubano.Ella es puertorriqueña.Ella es puertorriqueña.

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SERSER

T - timeT - timeEs la una y media de la tarde.Es la una y media de la tarde.Son las dos y diez de la noche.Son las dos y diez de la noche.

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SERSER

P – physical descriptionP – physical descriptionNosotros somos gordos.Nosotros somos gordos.Ella es rubia (blond).Ella es rubia (blond).

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Ser

P –Profession Nosotros somos estudiantes.

Yo soy una profesora.

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SER

P – Personality Yo soy cómico.

Tú eres inteligente.

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EstarEstar

L - locationL - locationEl parque está en la ciudad.El parque está en la ciudad.Las escuelas están en Iowa.Las escuelas están en Iowa.

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ESTARESTAR

H - healthH - healthEllos están tristes (sad).Ellos están tristes (sad).Yo estoy loca.Yo estoy loca.

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ESTARESTAR

S- state of beingS- state of beingEl café está caliente.El café está caliente.Nosotros estamos preocupados.Nosotros estamos preocupados.

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SERSER ESTARESTAR

DD – date – date LL - location - location

OO – origin – origin HH - health - health

NN – nationality – nationality SS – state of being – state of being

TT – time – time

PP – physical descrp. – physical descrp.

PP – profession – profession

P P – personality– personality