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    Verbo To Be (Ser/Estar)

    Affirmative Negative Interrogative

    I am not (yo no soy/yo no estoy)


    You are not (tu no eres/ tu no estás) Am I? (soy yo/ estoy yo) ?
    I am yo (yo soy/yo estoy)
    He is not (él no es/ él no está) Are you? (eres tu/ estás tu) ?
    You are (tu eres/ tu estás)
    She is not (ella no es/ ella no está) Is he? (es él/ está él) ?
    He is (él es/ él está)
    It is not (eso no es/ eso no está) Is she? (es ella/ está ella) ?
    She is (ella es/ ella está)
    We are not (nosotros no somos/ Is it? (es eso/ está eso) ?
    It is (eso es/ eso está)
    nosotros no estamos) Are we? (somos nosotros/ estamos
    We are (nosotros somos/ nosotros estamos)
    You are not (ustedes no son/ ustedes no nosotros) ?
    You Are (ustedes son/ ustedes están)
    están) Are you? (son ustedes/ están ustedes) ?
    They are (ell@s son/ ell@s están)
    They are not (ell@s no son/ ell@s no Are they? (son ell@s/ están ell@s) ?
    están)

    Sergio está feliz He is happy He is not happy Is he happy?

    Florencia está triste She is sad She is not sad Is she sad?
    Feelings: How are you today?
    Happy Sad Hungry Thirsty

    Hot Cold Angry Sleepy

    Tired Bored Scared Sick


    What is your occupation?
    Teacher Doctor Nurse

    Engineer Farmer Vet

    Soldier Policeman Fireman

    Lawyer Secretary Housewife


    What is your Nationality?
    Chilean Peruvian Argentinian Brazilian

    Mexican American British Italian

    French Spanish Japanese Chinese


    Personal Information

    Full Name:
    Last Name/Surname:
    Nickname:
    Age:
    Occupation:
    Marital Status:
    Nationality:
    Place of Birth:
    Date of Birth:
    Phone Number:
    Talk about you:
    1. How are you today?
    2. How old are you?
    3. Where are you from?
    4. What is your nationality?
    5. What is your occupation?
    Describe yourself
    Big/Small Tall/Short Young/Old

    Fat/Thin Cheap/Expensive Beautiful/Ugly

    Intelligent, Smart, Nice Handsome, Good


    Clever Looking
    Wh´Questions:

    What? Who? When? Where? Why?


    SPELLING: CAN YOU SPELL
    ME YOUR NAME PLEASE?
    GREETINGS:
     
    Hello!
    Hi!

    Good morning

    Good afternoon
    Good evening
    Good night

    See you later


    See you soon
    See you tomorrow
    Exercises:
    1. ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS: 2. TRANSLATE INTO SPANISH:
       
    1.-How are you today? 1.-My cat is fat.
     
    2.-How old are you? 2.-The blue car is expensive.

    3.-Where are you from? 3.-Paula is clever and beautiful.


     
    4.-What is your occupation? 4.-We are young.
     
    5.-Describe yourself. 5.-Juan is so handsome.
    TALK ABOUT YOU

    USING THE VERB

    TO BE.
     

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