
Ser and Estar
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World Languages
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9th Grade - University
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Easy
Wesley Grizzle
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7 Slides • 8 Questions
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Mr. Grizzle/ Spanish 1
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Emotions, feelings
Temporary
Things that may change frequently
Estar- To be
Used for personal characteristics
Time
Things that don't often change
Ser- TO be
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Multiple Choice
Ser is used for permanent things that don't change often.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Estar is used for temporary things that change often, like feelings or emotions.
True
False
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Say this a few times with Mr. Grizzle
"What you feel and who you are, always take the verb estar" everything else takes Ser.
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Soy
Somos
Eres
Sois
Son
Es
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Estoy
Estamos
Estás
Estáis
Están
Está
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Multiple Choice
Which version of the verb are we using when we ask how someone is doing?
Ser
Estar
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Multiple Choice
If we ask someone what something looks like, which would we use? (Physical characteristics)
Ser
Estar
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Multiple Choice
If we asked someone about their location, which would we use?
Ser
Estar
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Multiple Choice
If we were telling time, which would we use?
Ser
Estar
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HOw are you?
When someone says ¿Cómo eres?, they're asking how are you, physically. In other words, what do you look like? What type of person are you? What's your personality like? <--It's like asking ALL these questions in one sentence. With a partner, in Spanish, ask each other "¿Cómo eres?" and respond with answers to all the questions above by saying "Yo soy..." and then adding adjectives to describe what you're like as a person.
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Audio Response
Record yourself in Spanish saying the answer that you gave your partner to "¿Cómo eres?" You'll have one minute to record but you will not need that much time.

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Draw
Draw a picture of how you are on top of this outline.
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With a partner, answer if these phrases use ser or estar.
Estoy en la biblioteca. (I'm in the library)
Tú eres muy alto. (You are very tall)
Estamos bien, gracias! (We are well, thank you!)
Tus amigas son muy guapas. (Your friends are very beautiful.)
Ellos están enfermos hoy. (They are sick today.)
Tú estás mal. (You're not feeling well.)
Tu eres malo. (You're mean.)
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