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Jamie Rowe ED 529

Ser contra Estar. Jamie Rowe ED 529. Table of Contents. Conjugations of ‘Ser’ Conjugations of ‘ Estar ’ Tips for Conversation Uses of Ser Song Uses of Estar Song Practice Exercises Writing Exercise Links to Online practice Citations. Conjugaciónes de ‘SER’.

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Jamie Rowe ED 529

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  1. Ser contraEstar Jamie Rowe ED 529

  2. Table of Contents • Conjugations of ‘Ser’ • Conjugations of ‘Estar’ • Tips for Conversation • Uses of Ser • Song • Uses of Estar • Song • Practice Exercises • Writing Exercise • Links to Online practice • Citations

  3. Conjugaciónes de ‘SER’

  4. Conjugaciónes de ‘ESTAR’

  5. Tips for Conversation • The answer is in the question. ¿De dóndees? ¿Dóndeestá? ¿Cómoes? ¿Cómoestá? ¿Quées? ¿Quiénes? ¿Cúales?

  6. Uses of ‘Ser’ Profession Ella esunadoctora. Señora Ramirez esunamaestra. Lance Armstrong es astronauta. Élespolicia.

  7. Origin Miguel es de Honesdale.

  8. ¿CómoesPepa? Personal Traits • Pepa es simpática. • Pepa es trabajadora. • Pepa es inteligente.

  9. Date/Time ¿Quées la fecha? ¿Quéhoraes? La fechaes el nueve de mayo. Sonlastres y dos.

  10. PhysicalCharacteristics Xavier y José son atléticos. Xavier y José son rubios. Xavier y José son altos. Xavier y José son guapos.

  11. ¡UnaCanción! Row, Row, Row your boat gently down the stream. Merrily, Merrily, Merrily, Merrily life is but a dream. Use, Use, Use ‘ser’ to describe profession. Origin, personal traits date and time, physical characteristics.

  12. Uses of ‘Estar’ Things that Change…

  13. Uses of Estar • Location • Temporary • Not always in the location. Rafael y Rodolfo están en la escuela. Ellosestándebajo de los escritorios.

  14. Temporary Location • El pan está a lado de la mesa. • El pan estáencima de la mesa. • El pan estádebajo de la mesa. • El pan no estáaquí.

  15. LocationPermanent Washington D.C. está en los EstadosUnidos. Madrid está en España.

  16. Emotions/Feelings Emotions are always changing. Élestátriste. Élestácontento. Élestáenojado.

  17. ¡UnaCanción! STOP, collaborate and listen. Ice is back with a brand new edition. ESTAR, to indicate location. To describe emotions and feelings.

  18. UnaPractica • Yo de California. • Túenojado. • Nosotrosmuytrabajadores. • Ellos en la biblioteca. • Ella muyalta.

  19. MásPractica 6. Yomuybien. • La escuela en la calle Terrace • Uds. muyinteligentes. • Nosotrosmuyocupados. • Túmuymalo.

  20. Describe what you see in the image below using ‘ser’ and ‘estar.’ Make sure that you are using the correct verb. Write at least 5 sentences.

  21. Practica Independiente Use your laptop computer and go to these links to complete the practice exercises. • Exercise #1: Ser versus Estar • Exercise #2: Ser versus Estar Memory • Ser vsEstar tutorial/Interactive Tests

  22. Resources/Fuentes • Gregor, Alison. (2008). Honesdale, Pa. Retrieved June 2, 2009, from Newsday.com. • Nursery Rhyme Songs. (2008). Row, Row, Row your Boat. Retrieved June 11, 2009, from ilovewavs.com. • Moody’s. (2009). Capital Building. Retrieved June 5, 2009, from Economy.com. • Windows Vista. (2009). Communications Palace. Retrieved June 5, 2009, from WindowsVistaWallpaper.org. • NYX Online. (2007). Banquet Table. Retrieved June 4, 2009, from Germes Online. • Free Christmass Wallpapers. (2008). Ice. Retrieved June 3, 2009, from FreeChristmasWallpapers.com. • Any images taken from Microsoft PowerPoint Clip art are noted in the “notes” section on the slide.

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