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Page 1: Ser vs. Estar. Estar Ser Describe Origin & Nationality Time & Date Careers (This is the way I) Am Posession Event Condition Health Emotion Location Progressive

Ser vs. Estar

Page 2: Ser vs. Estar. Estar Ser Describe Origin & Nationality Time & Date Careers (This is the way I) Am Posession Event Condition Health Emotion Location Progressive

Estar SerDescribeOrigin & NationalityTime & DateCareers(This is the way I) AmPosessionEvent

ConditionHealthEmotionLocationProgressiveTasteHow I Look

Page 3: Ser vs. Estar. Estar Ser Describe Origin & Nationality Time & Date Careers (This is the way I) Am Posession Event Condition Health Emotion Location Progressive

guatemaltecosalvadoreño

hondureño

argentino

chilena

nicaragüense

colombianoecuatoriana

peruana uruguaya

paraguaya

boliviano

brasileño

venezolano

puertorriqueñomexicano

americano

canadiense

español

Page 4: Ser vs. Estar. Estar Ser Describe Origin & Nationality Time & Date Careers (This is the way I) Am Posession Event Condition Health Emotion Location Progressive

Exercise 13 p. 54

1. Él es nicaragüense. Es mecánico.

2. Graciela es venezolana. Es dentista.

3. Soy español. Soy comerciante / cocinero.

4. Rosalía es argentina. Es enfermera.

Page 5: Ser vs. Estar. Estar Ser Describe Origin & Nationality Time & Date Careers (This is the way I) Am Posession Event Condition Health Emotion Location Progressive

Present Progressive

Page 6: Ser vs. Estar. Estar Ser Describe Origin & Nationality Time & Date Careers (This is the way I) Am Posession Event Condition Health Emotion Location Progressive

Personal Pronouns

Indirect Object

Pronouns

Direct Object

Pronouns

Reflexive pronouns

yo me me metú te te te

él/ella/usted

le lo/la se

nosotros nos nos nosellos/ellas/

ustedesles los/las se

Page 7: Ser vs. Estar. Estar Ser Describe Origin & Nationality Time & Date Careers (This is the way I) Am Posession Event Condition Health Emotion Location Progressive

hablarhacer

escribir

hablandohaciendoescribiend

oadd -ando to -ar verbs and -iendo to -er and

-ir verbs

traer trayendo caer

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VERB ESTAR (CONJUGATED)

+

VERB IN THE GERUND WITH PRONOUN

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

Page 9: Ser vs. Estar. Estar Ser Describe Origin & Nationality Time & Date Careers (This is the way I) Am Posession Event Condition Health Emotion Location Progressive

VERB ESTAR (CONJUGATED)

+

VERB IN THE GERUND (NO PRONOUN)

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

PRONOUN

+

Page 10: Ser vs. Estar. Estar Ser Describe Origin & Nationality Time & Date Careers (This is the way I) Am Posession Event Condition Health Emotion Location Progressive

If NEGATING the action, add the word NO before the

present progressive phrase.

Pedro no está regando las plantas.

Page 11: Ser vs. Estar. Estar Ser Describe Origin & Nationality Time & Date Careers (This is the way I) Am Posession Event Condition Health Emotion Location Progressive

Do NOT use the present progressive to translate an “-ing” verb used in English as a

noun or adjective.

Ver es creer. Seeing is believing.

Hablar español es fácil. Speaking Spanish is easy.

Me gusta comer. I like eating.

Compré los zapatos de correr. I bought the running shoes.

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Irregular gerunds...

dormir durmiendo

pedir pidiendo

hacer haciendo

decir diciendo

sentir sintiendo

repetir repitiendo

venir viniendo

ir yendo

servir sirviendo

seguir siguiendo