Ser v. Estar: Part 3

Why is the verb SER used in this sentence?

Liz, Sara y Emily son mis hermanas.

• It´s an occupation.

• It´s a characteristic.

• It´s someone or something´s origin.

• It´s someone or

  something´s relation.

• It´s a time.

Why is the verb ESTAR used in this sentence?

El gato está encima de la casa.

• It's a position/location.

• It's an action.

• It's a condition.

• It's an emotion.

Why is the verb ESTAR used in this sentence?

La hermana de Alexa está enferma con un resfriado.

• It's a position/location.

• It's an action.

• It's a condition.

• It's an emotion.

Why is the verb SER used in this sentence?

La prima de Samuel es de Indiana.

• It´s an occupation.

• It´s a characteristic.

• It´s someone or something´s origin.

• It´s someone or

  something´s relation.

• It´s a time.

Why is the verb ESTAR used in this sentence?

Mi abuelo está en México.

• It's a position/location.

• It's an action.

• It's a condition.

• It's an emotion.

Why is the verb ESTAR used in this sentence?

Estoy muy triste porque no hay clases.

• It's a position/location.

• It's an action.

• It's a condition.

• It's an emotion.

Why is the verb SER used in this sentence?

Madame Ramey y yo somos profesoras.

• It´s an occupation.

• It´s a characteristic.

• It´s someone or something´s origin.

• It´s someone or

  something´s relation.

• It´s a time.

Why is the verb SER used in this sentence?

¿Qué hora es?

Son las dos y veinte.

• It´s an occupation.

• It´s a characteristic.

• It´s someone or something´s origin.

• It´s someone or

  something´s relation.

• It´s a time.

Why is the verb SER used in this sentence?

Somos muy simpáticos y inteligentes.

• It´s an occupation.

• It´s a characteristic.

• It´s someone or something´s origin.

• It´s someone or

  something´s relation.

• It´s a time.

Why is the verb ESTAR used in this sentence?

El novio de Sandra está cansado porque no tiene café.

• It's a position/location.

• It's an action.

• It's a condition.

• It's an emotion.