Ser and Estar
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We are sick. |
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Miguel’s friend is
French. |
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He is boring. |
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I am very tired |
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He is eating in the
Italian restaurant on the left-hand side. |
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You (formal) are
sober. |
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I am (a) sober
(person). |
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Venezuelans are
friendly. |
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They are always
happy. |
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You (familiar) are
embarrassed. |
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The building is on |
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I am crazy today. |
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The car is far a
block from here. |
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You (plural) are
never here. |
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I am here with a
friend. |
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We are returning
with Rita. |
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You (plural) are
against government waste. |
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Today I’m not
having any luck. |
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She is cold. |
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I am a lawyer, but
today I am a professor. |
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They don’t have
even a penny. |
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I am in a hurry. |
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Today I am without
problems. |
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We are standing
outside. |
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