Escoge la respuesta correcta. Ser o Estar. 1. He is bored. Él es aburrido. Él está aburrido. Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion Ser D.escription.

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Escoge la respuesta correcta. Ser o Estar

1. He is bored. Él es aburrido. Él está aburrido. Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) _____________________________________________

He is boring. Él es aburrido. Él está aburrido.. Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion _____________________________________________

She is happy. (temperament) Ella es alegre. Ella está alegre. Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion _____________________________________________

She is happy. (feeling happy) Ella es alegre. Ella está alegre. Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion _____________________________________________

They are tired. Ellos son cansados. Ellos están cansados. Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion __________________________________________________________

John is sick. Juan es enfermo. Juan está enfermo. Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion _____________________________________________

John is sickly. Juan es enfermo. Juan está enfermo. Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion _____________________________________________

The boys are big. Los chicos son grandes. Los chicos están grandes. Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion ______________________________________________________

The boys are big for their age. Los chicos son grandes. Los chicos están grandes. Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion _________________________________________________________

Maria is amusing. María es divertida. María está divertida. Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion _____________________________________________

Arsenio is lively. Arsenio es vivo. Arsenio está vivo. Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion _____________________________________________

Arsenio is alive. Arsenio es vivo. Arsenio está vivo. Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion _____________________________________________

My sister is very quiet. Mi hermana es muy callada. Mi hermana está muy callada. Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion _____________________________________________________________

My sister is being very quiet. Mi hermana es muy callada. Mi hermana está muy callada. Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion __________________________________________________ _____________________________________________

The apple is unripe. La manzana es verde. La manzana está verde. Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion ___________________________________________________________

The apple is green (color). La manzana es verde. La manzana está verde. Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion _________________________________________________________

The soup (here) is (always) delicious. La sopa es deliciosa. La sopa está deliciosa. Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion ____________________________________________________

The soup is delicious (tonight). La sopa es deliciosa. La sopa está deliciosa. Ser D.escription O.ccupation C.haracteristics T.ime O.rigin R.elation (possession) Estar P.lace L.ocation A.ction C.ondition E.motion __________________________________________________