1. Estar, sentirse and tener
Verbs to express your physical and emotional condition

2. SER vs. ESTAR Use SER to tell what people and things are normally like
D-date
O- occupation
C-characteristic
T –time
O- origin
R- relation
Use ESTAR with adjectives describing mental or physical states or conditions
P –position
L –location
A –action
C-Condition
E-emotion

3. Sentirse (e -> ie) Me siento Te sientes Se siente nos sentimos
os sentís
se sienten

4. Sentirse
Like estar, sentirse (one’s self feels) can be used with adverbs BIEN/MAL
Yo me siento bien.
Tú te sientes mal.
It can be used with adverbs to describe mental/physical states
Nos sentimos cansados (We feel tired)
No se sienten bien (They don’t feel well)

5. “Tener” expressions
The following “tener” expressions with a NOUN, describe a mental or physical state
Tener frío
To have (be) cold
Tengo frío
Tener calor
To have heat
To be hot
Tengo calor

6. More “tener” expressions
Tener miedo
To have fear
Tengo miedo
I’m scared
Tener sueño
To have “sleep”
To be sleepy
Tengo sueño
I’m sleepy
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