Ser and Estar

 

We are sick.

 

Miguel’s friend is French.

 

He is boring.

 

I am very tired

 

He is eating in the Italian restaurant on the left-hand side.

 

You (formal) are sober.

 

I am (a) sober (person).

 

Venezuelans are friendly.

 

They are always happy.

 

You (familiar) are embarrassed.

 

The building is on Main Street, close to Grove Street.

 

I am crazy today.

 

The car is far a block from here.

 

You (plural) are never here.

 

I am here with a friend.

 

We are returning with Rita.

 

You (plural) are against government waste.

 

Today I’m not having any luck.

 

She is cold.

 

I am a lawyer, but today I am a professor.

 

They don’t have even a penny.

 

I am in a hurry.

 

Today I am without problems.

 

We are standing outside.