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Prompt
You have been working through a lot of material that includes sorting grammatically correct and incorrect sentences

Directions: Take a look at the sentences below and create a general rule in your own words that you think could explain
what makes a sentence grammatically correct when using the verb SER versus using the verb ESTAR?

Hint:
What do the verbs mean?
What situations are they used in?
Why do you think Ser is used rather than Estar in certain situations?
Note the differences among each of the sentences.
Note the singular and plural.
Use the special phrase: agrees with

Forms of ser: soy, eres, es, somos, son
Forms of estar: estoy, estas, estas, estamos, están

Make your best guess and create your grammar rule, then see if your rule applies to the example sentences. We are not
looking for a textbook grammar rule, but rather a creation of your own.

Please Help 50 POINTS Prompt You have been working through a lot of material that includes sorting grammatically correct and incorrect sentences Directions Take class=

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Answer:

"ser" and "estar", these two verbs differ on the condition of permanency of that what is being explained in the sentence.

It is better to use "ser" when you are expressing something that will be permanent, or most likely will be permanent.

it is better to use "estar" to express something that is likely to end in a short or medium term.

sometimes the verbs are interchangeable, in such cases is not needed to explain the length of the state expressed by the sentence.

The third sentence in the questions uses the literal translation from the English present continuous time to the Spanish "présente continuo"

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The grammatical rule about the verbs "ser" and "estar" that answers each of the given questions is:

  • The verb "ser" refers to the intrinsic qualities of a person, that is, those with which he was born or which he learned based on experience or study.

  • For its part, the verb "estar" is used to mention the location of a noun at a given moment, or its mood at that moment, which is why it is something more temporary and that can change from one moment to another.

  • The verb "ser" is used more than the verb "estar" since the enduring characteristics of the noun are usually mentioned.

Verbs "ser" and "estar."

Without a doubt, one of the biggest drawbacks when learning Spanish as a second language is finding verbs that are the same in English, but that in Spanish have two forms of writing with different meanings.

It should be understood that the verb "ser" refers to lasting things, such as nationality, profession or skin color, while the verb "estar" usually refers to more fleeting things such as the place where someone is or their mood.

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