Spanish 1 - Ser vs Estar (conjugation and use)

Front

Which pronoun corresponds to "Tú" in English?

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You (informal)

Front

Which pronoun corresponds to "Ustedes" in English?

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You all

Front

Which verb would you use to describe a permanent characteristic? Options: Estar, Ser, Tener, Hacer

Back

Ser

Front

Which verb would you use to describe a temporary state? Options: Ser, Estar, Ir, Ver

Back

Estar

Front

Which verb would you use to express mood? Options: Ser, Estar, Tener, Ir

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Estar

Front

Which subject is associated with "son estudiantes buenos"?

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Paco y Jorge

Front

Which verb would you use in the Spanish version of the sentence: "He is in the gym."? Options: Ser, Estar, Tener, Hacer

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Estar

Front

Who is referred to in "eres de Puerto Rico"?

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Tú

Front

Who is described by "es profesor de español"?

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Julio

Front

Who is associated with "estamos en la cafetería"?

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Él y yo