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2 Ser y Estar “to be” or not “to be”…?

3 Ser y Estar en español…  Both verbs mean “to be”  Used in very different cases  Irregular conjugations

4 La Conjugación SerEstar soysomos eressois esson estoyestamos estásestáis estáestán

5 Put ESTAR in its PLACE!  - position  - location  - action  - condition  - emotion P L A C E

6 Put ESTAR in its PLACE!  - position  - P L A C E Expresses the physical position of a person or thing

7 Put ESTAR in its PLACE!  -  - location  - P L A C E Expresses where places, people or things are located

8 Put ESTAR in its PLACE!  -  - action  - P L A C E Expresses the result of an action, or the present progressive

9 Put ESTAR in its PLACE!  -  - condition  - P L A C E Expresses health and other changeable conditions

10 Put ESTAR in its PLACE!  -  - emotion P L A C E Expresses emotions

11 Put ESTAR in its PLACE!  - position  - location  - action  - condition  - emotion P L A C E

12  Yo soy/estoy estudiante. Yo soy/estoy en la clase de español.  Mi abuela es/está de Chile. Hoy, ella es/está en Nueva York.  Hoy es/está el seis de febrero. Nosotros somos/estamos tristes porque no es/está viernes. DIBUJAR UN CIRCULO EN LO CORRECTO:

13 Escribir SOY o ESTOY. Also, write the reason why you chose that answer. 1.Yo doctora. 2.Yo cansada hoy. 3.Yo de Alburtis. 4.Yo en Emmaus. 5.Yo mexicano. 6.Yo alta.

14 serestar Both phrases mean: yo tú eres él he is ella Ud. nosotros estamos vosotros ellos ellas they (fem.) are Uds. I am