Para empezar SER vs ESTAR 1 Which verb

Para empezar: SER vs ESTAR 1. Which verb do you use for permanent characteristics and traits? 2. What acronym helps you to remember the uses of this verb? 3. Which verb do you use for temporary conditions and emotions? 4. What acronym helps you to remember the uses of this verb? 5. Write at least 2 with each verb.

SER VS. ESTAR MÁS USOS

Using ser or estar can change the meaning of a sentence depending on which one you use. Using ser Using estar Ella es buena. Ella está buena. She is a good person. She is good looking. *Slang

Using ser or estar can change the meaning of a sentence depending on which one you use. As in asking: ¿Cómo estás? Using estar Ella está bien. She is well. (healthy)

Using ser or estar can change the meaning of a sentence depending on which one you use. Using ser Using estar Él es malo. Él está malo. He is a bad person. He is sick. He is feeling sick.

Using ser or estar can change the meaning of a sentence depending on which one you use. Using ser Using estar Él es listo. El está listo. He is smart. (clever) He is ready.

Using ser or estar can change the meaning of a sentence depending on which one you use. Using ser Using estar El señor es rico. El pastel está rico. The man is rich. The cake is tasty/delicious.

Using ser or estar can change the meaning of a sentence depending on which one you use. Using ser Using estar Ella es aburrida. Ella está aburrida. She is a boring person. She is bored.

Using ser or estar can change the meaning of a sentence depending on which one you use. Using ser Using estar Ella es fea. . Ella está fea. She is an ugly person. She looks ugly. (physical appearance) (costume makes her ugly)

Using ser or estar can change the meaning of a sentence depending on which one you use. Using ser Using estar Ella es bonita. Ella está bonita. She is pretty She looks pretty. (a pretty person). (because of the hair, dress, etc. )

Using ser or estar can change the meaning of a sentence depending on which one you use. Using ser Using estar Él es loco. Él está loco. He is a crazy person. He is crazy (he belongs in a mental hospital) (in love, with worry, about sports, etc. )

Using ser or estar can change the meaning of a sentence depending on which one you use. Using ser Using estar La pera es verde. Las bananas están verdes. The pear is green. The bananas are green. (not ripe) (natural color)

Using ser or estar can change the meaning of a sentence depending on which one you use. Using ser Using estar El niño es fresco. La ensalada está fresca. The boy is fresh. The salad is fresh. (fresh ingredients) (He is disrespectful )

Using ser or estar can change the meaning of a sentence depending on which one you use. Using ser • Permanent characteristics • Things that do not change. • Things that take a long time to change. Using estar • Temporary conditions. • Things that can change easily. • Things that can change quickly.