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ESTAR with LOCATIONS

ESTAR with LOCATIONS

ESTAR estoy estamos están

ESTAR estoy estamos están

To say where someone is RIGHT NOW, you can use the verb ESTAR. Conjugate

To say where someone is RIGHT NOW, you can use the verb ESTAR. Conjugate ESTAR for the person you are talking about, then add the word “EN” for “in, ” then add the place.

1. The boys are in the cafeteria. ____________________ 2. We are in the gym.

1. The boys are in the cafeteria. ____________________ 2. We are in the gym. ____________________ 3. Are you in the principal’s office? ____________________

 • You also use ESTAR to tell where items are located: • Just

• You also use ESTAR to tell where items are located: • Just say the item, • then the form of estar, • then the preposition, then the other item: • The pencil is on top of the desk. = • El lápiz está encima del escritorio.

Fun fact: De +el = del ( when you have de and el next

Fun fact: De +el = del ( when you have de and el next to each other, they combine to make DEL.

1. The book is next to the pen. ____________________ 2. The paper is inside

1. The book is next to the pen. ____________________ 2. The paper is inside of the notebook. ____________________ 3. The pens are inside the backpack. ____________________

4. My pencil is far from my desk. ____________________ 5. Your backpack is under

4. My pencil is far from my desk. ____________________ 5. Your backpack is under your desk. ____________________

Práctica: When you want to say where something or someone IS, you use ESTAR:

Práctica: When you want to say where something or someone IS, you use ESTAR: Where is Pedro? ¿Dónde = where Está = is Pedro? =Pedro He is in the bathroom. Él está en el baño.

Where are Lidia and Laura? ¿Dónde están Lidia y Laura? They are in the

Where are Lidia and Laura? ¿Dónde están Lidia y Laura? They are in the principal’s office. Ellas están en la oficina del director OR de la directora. Where are you? ¿Dónde estás (tú)? I am in the cafetería.