1. SER
ROUND ONE
FINAL JEOPARDY

2. SER : ROUND ONE 100 200 300 400 500 Conjugate Why SER?
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3. This is the conjugation for ser for the form-- ustedes/ellos/ellas.
Conjugate 100
This is the conjugation for ser for the form-- ustedes/ellos/ellas.

4. Conjugate 100
son

5. This is the conjugation for ser for the form– yo.
Conjugate 200
This is the conjugation for ser for the form– yo.

6. Conjugate 200
soy

7. This is the conjugation for ser for the form-- vosotros(as).
Conjugate 300
This is the conjugation for ser for the form--
vosotros(as).

8. Conjugate 300
sois

9. This is the conjugation for ser for the form-- usted/él/ella.
Conjugate 400
This is the conjugation for ser for the form-- usted/él/ella.

10. Conjugate 400 es

11. This is the conjugation for ser for the form-- nosotros(as).
Conjugate 500
This is the conjugation for ser for the form-- nosotros(as).

12. Conjugate 500
somos

13. Give the determining factor (rule) as to why this sentence uses ser…
Why SER? 100
Give the determining factor (rule) as to why this sentence uses ser…
Mañana es el primer día del otoño-- el 21 de septiembre.

14. Why SER? 100
date

15. Give the determining factor (rule) as to why this sentence uses ser…
Why SER? 200
Give the determining factor (rule) as to why this sentence uses ser…
¿De dónde eres, Raúl?

16. Why SER? 200
origin

17. El Sr. Barile es mi profesor (favorito).
Why SER? 300
Give the determining factor (rule) (in Spanish) as to why this sentence uses ser…
El Sr. Barile es mi profesor (favorito).

18. Why SER? 300
profesión
ocupación

19. Why SER? 400
Give the determining factor (rule) as to why this sentence uses ser…
¿Sois altos, bonitos, cómicos, inteligentes y simpáticos.

20. Why SER? 400
característicos

21. Give the determining factor (rule) as to why this sentence uses ser…
Why SER? 500
Give the determining factor (rule) as to why this sentence uses ser…
Me gusta ser japonés.
Soy japonés.

22. Why SER? 500
nacionalidad

23. Translate to English 100
Somos de Wethersfield.

24. Translate to English 100
Somos de Wethersfield.

25. Translate to English 200
¿Ud. es de Rocky Hill?

26. Translate to English 200
You are from Rocky Hill?

27. Translate to English 300
Eres una buena amiga.

28. Translate to English 300
You are a good friend.

29. Ellos son de CT, y ellas son de N.Y.
Translate to English 400
Ellos son de CT, y ellas son de N.Y.

30. They are from CT, and they are from N.J.
Translate to English 400
They are from CT, and they are from N.J.

31. Ud. es español, y él es italiano.
Translate to English 500
Ud. es español, y él es italiano.

32. You (formal) are Spanish, and he is Italian.
Translate to English 500
You (formal) are Spanish, and he is Italian.

33. Translate to Spanish 100
Where is she from?

34. Translate to Spanish 100
¿De dónde es (ella)?

35. Translate to Spanish 200
We are from Uruguay.

36. Translate to Spanish 200
Somos de Uruguay.

37. Y’all (you plural) are from Chile.
Translate to Spanish 300
Y’all (you plural) are from Chile.

38. Translate to Spanish 300
Sois de Chile.

39. Translate to Spanish 400
Are you from Argentina?

40. Translate to Spanish 400
¿Eres de Argentina?

41. Translate to Spanish 500
You (formal) are from Boliva, señora. But, you (familiar) are not from Bolivia, Bobby.

42. (Ud.) es de Boliva, señora. Pero, (tú) no eres de Boliva, Robertito.
Translate to Spanish 500
(Ud.) es de Boliva, señora. Pero, (tú) no eres de Boliva, Robertito.

43. What the difference in the word “son” between,
Analysis 100
What the difference in the word “son” between,
“Ellos son…”
“Ellas son…”
“Uds. Son…”

44. They (m) are… They (f) are… You (pl)(formal) are…
Analysis 100
They (m) are…
They (f) are…
You (pl)(formal) are…

45. Analysis 200
What are the following words called, “nosotras, ustedes, yo, él, vosotros, etc.”?

46. Analysis 200
(subject)
pronouns

47. Why are subject pronouns rarely needed, when conjugating “ser”?
Analysis 300
Why are subject pronouns rarely needed, when conjugating “ser”?

48. Analysis 300
The form/conjugation of the verb is enough to let you know who the subject is.

49. Analysis 400
What are the rare circumstances in which we actually use subject pronouns with “ser”?

50. emphasis, stress, clarification
Analysis 400
emphasis, stress, clarification

51. Analysis 500
Why does 2nd person singular and plural USE the 3rd person box, when conjugating “ser”?

52. Analysis 500
When addressing someone formally, it’s as if you cannot even face that person or even be in their presence- It’s as if you’re talking ABOUT them.

53. Final Jeopardy Category
You (formal vs. in formal) or
Pronoun Trivia

54. What does “vuestra merced” mean?
Final Jeopardy
What are the 4 ways to say “you are”? (Don’t forget about sing and plural).
What does “vuestra merced” mean?

55. (tú) eres (vosotros) sois (Ud.) es (Uds.) son Your Mercy
Final Jeopardy
(tú) eres (vosotros) sois
(Ud.) es (Uds.) son
Your Mercy