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Game Plan

• Collect Tests
• Listening
• Review adj.s, ser, estar
• Ser vs. Estar

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Warm-Up Activity

• Pg. 62 ex. 2-3

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Listening

• Pg. 60 2-1

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Ser vs. Estar

• What do we use ser for?
• What about estar?

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Estar to be
Ser to be

• Identity
• Occupation
• Origin
• Time

• Location
• Health
• Well-Being

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Ser vs. Estar

• The main difference is that estar refers to
  temporary attributes while ser to permanent or
  more lasting ones.
• The best way would be to think of estar as of
  Spanish version of present continuous or a word
  being
• The book is being on the table. I am being well.
  She is being busy.
• Also note that "estar aburrido" means "to be
  bored", BUT!!! "ser aburrido" means "to be
  boring".

http//www.itc.csmd.edu/lan/belenl/confuse.htmlse
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Ser/Estar with adjectives

• Seradjective what something/one is like
• Soy feliz- I am a happy person
• Estaradjective how someone/thing is different
  from the norm a current condition
• Estoy triste- I am sad. Right now.

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Continued

• Contento, cansado and enojado are ALWAYS used
  with estar

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Compare

• Ella es mala
• Shes bad/evil
• El chico es listo
• The boy is clever
• La manzana es verde
• The apple is green

• Ella está mala
• She is ill
• El chico está listo
• The boy is ready
• La manzana está verde
• The apple is ripe

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Try it!

• Pg 72 ex. 2-17

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Practice Practice Practice

• http//www.colby.edu/bknelson/exercises/ser_estar
  .html
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• http//www.willamette.edu/bortega/Ejercicios/Chap
  ter03/ch03.10_ser_de_estar_en.htm
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• http//www.studyspanish.com/cgi-bin/verbs/verb_dri
  ll.cgi?option1title3typeBconjugations1subj
  ects0

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Homework

• 2-2 to 2-9