Ser v Estar

Front

The verbs ser and estar both translate mean ____ in English.

Back

to be

Front

Ser is typically used to describe things that do not quickly change, such as ____.

Back

occupation

Front

Estar is typically used to describe things that quickly change, such as ____.

Back

emotion

Front

Two acronyms to help us remember the difference between ser and estar are ____.

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DOCTOR, PLACE

Front

Choose the correct conjugation of ser and the correct reason for using ser in the following sentence: Nosotros ____ guapos. Options: son, characteristic; somos, origin; somos, characteristic; son, origin

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somos, characteristic

Front

Choose the correct conjugation of ser and the correct reason for using ser in the following sentence: Él ____ de España.

Back

es, origin

Front

Choose the correct conjugation of ser and the correct reason for using ser in the following sentence: ___ el 10 de abril.

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Es, date

Front

Choose the correct conjugation of ser and the correct reason for using ser in the following sentence: ___ las nueve.

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Son, time

Front

Choose the correct conjugation of ser and the correct reason for using ser in the following sentence: Profe. Lopez ___ maestro de español.

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es, occupation

Front

Choose the correct conjugation of ser and the correct reason for using ser in the following sentence: Ellos ___ hermanos.

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son, relationship