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Cheatsheet: Ser and Estar

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Ser and Estar

PointRuleExampleEnglish
First phrasesser in the first phrases: soy / eres / es / sonSoy Ana. / ¿Eres Pablo? / Son las dos.I'm Ana. / Are you Pablo? / It's two o'clock.
First phrasesvosotros: sois¿Vosotros sois hermanos?Are you brothers?
A1Formser: soy / eres / es / somos / sonSoy de México.I'm from Mexico.
A1Formestar: estoy / estás / está / estamos / estánEstoy en casa.I'm at home.
A1Formvosotros: sois / estáis¿Sois hermanos?Are you brothers?
A1Identityser: name, job, nationality, originMi madre es médica.My mother is a doctor.
A1Descriptionser: what someone or something is likeLa casa es grande.The house is big.
A1Time and dateser: the hour, the day, the dateSon las tres.It's three o'clock.
A1Placeestar: where someone or something isEl banco está en la plaza.The bank is in the square.
A1Stateestar: how someone feels or how something is nowEstoy cansada.I'm tired.
A2Resultestar + past participle: the result of a changeLa tienda está cerrada.The shop is closed.
A1Materialser + de: what it is made ofLa mesa es de madera.The table is made of wood.
A2Ownerser + de: whose it isEl libro es de Luis.The book is Luis's.
A1Trapa place that never moves still takes estarMadrid está en España.Madrid is in Spain.

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