What are the 5 conjugations of Ser?
Lesson: Ser or Estar in Spanish
What are the 10 forms of Ser?
Present Indicative
What are 5 sentences using Ser?
Read and listen to these sentences with ser:
- Yo soy rubia. I am blonde.
- Tú eres médico. You are a doctor.
- Él es alto. He is tall.
- Nosotros somos hermanos. We are brothers.
- Mis hermanos son irlandeses.My brothers are Irish.
- Laura y Sarah son francesas. Laura and Sarah are French.
- Ustedes son enfermeros. You are nurses.
What are the six forms of Ser?
Terms in this set (11)
- Yo. I.
- Tu. You.
- Nosotros. We.
- Vosotros. You all (Informal)
- El/Ella/Usted. He/She/You all (Formal)
- Soy. I am.
- Eres. You are.
- Es. He is/She is/You are.
How many conjugations of ser are there?
Present Simple of Ser
How many forms of ser are there?
The two forms of « to be » in Spanish are Ser and Estar. I’ll explain when to use each one in a moment, but first let’s see what they look like.How do I use ser?
SER is used primarily in situations to imply permanence, equivalence, characteristics, origin, nature, identity and possession (« My apple IS bigger than his », « Quito IS in Ecuador », « Ice IS cold », « He IS French », « This car IS mine ». SER is an irregular verb.How do I use ser in a sentence?
If you wish to tell what your name is, you must use the verb ser. Here is an example of this use:
Yo soy Patricia y ella es Carol.
(I am Patricia and she is Carol.)
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Names and Relationships
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Names and Relationships
- John es mi jefe. (John is my boss.)
- Nosotros somos hermanos. (We are brothers.)
- Lauren es mi suegra. (Lauren is my mother-in-law.)
What are 10 sentences using estar?
Read and listen to these sentences with estar:
- Yo estoy en la cocina. I am in the kitchen.
- Tú estás cansado. You are tired.
- Él está en casa de su madre. He is at his mother’s house.
- Ella está en el tren. …
- Usted está pálido. …
- Nosotros estamos en Uruguay esta semana. …
- Vosotros estáis aburridos. …
- Ellos están delgados.
How do you use ser in a question?
Use Ser When Describing People or ThingsSer is used for both physical descriptions and character descriptions or personality traits. Ella es alta. (She is tall.) Ella es inteligente y amable.