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5.1 Vivimos aquí Cornell Notes
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Tema: “ser” and “estar” PREGUNTA ESENCIAL: How can I use “ser” and “estar” to describe a house and househould items?
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“SER”= TO BE “ESTAR”= TO BE
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“estar” “ser” estoy estás está estamos estáis están soy eres es somos sois son
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So what’s the difference? If you are talking about what something is, use “ ser”. If you are talking about how something is, use “ estar”. When a noun follows the verb, use “ser” To tell where something is from, use “ser” To tell where something is located now, use “estar” Let’s see….
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USES OF “SER”; ORIGIN- where some one or thing is from. Examples; Yo soy de Puerto Rico Tu eres de San Juan Angel es de Nueva York
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USES OF “SER” PERSONAL TRAITS OR CHARACTERISTICS – To describe. Examples; Yo soy guapa. Tu eres inteligente. Mi casa es grande.
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USES OF “SER”; PROFESSION-what kind of job one has. Examples; Yo soy estudiante. Tu eres doctora. La Señorita Spetly es maestra.
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USES OF “SER”; Hour, day, and date. Examples; Son las cinco. Hoy es martes. Es el catorce de diciembre.
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USES OF “ESTAR” PHYSICAL LOCATION- where some one or something is. Examples; Yo estoy en Chicago. Tu casa está en Mexico. La casa de Juana está en Cancún.
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USES OF ESTAR; PHYSICAL/EMOTIONAL CONDITIONS- feelings are temporary. Examples; Yo estoy enojada. Tu estas bien. José está cansado.
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ORDINAL NUMBERS indicate the order. When used with a noun, it must match in number and gender. Must be placed before nouns. Some examples; Yo vivo en el octavo piso. Es mi quinta lámpara.
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SOME EXCEPTIONS; “PRIMERO” AND “TERCERO” drop the –O In front of a masculine singular noun. Examples; El primer cuarto es de Juan. El tercer piso tiene escaleras.
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Let’s recap… Uses of “ser”Uses of “estar” originlocation traits/ characteristicsphysical condition professionemotional condition Hour, day, date ordinal numbers When used with a noun, it must match in number and gender. Must be before noun. “PRIMERO” AND “TERCERO” drop the –O In front of a masculine singular noun.
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