Sp lesson 7

What is the main difference between 'ser' and 'estar'?

• 'Ser' is used for permanent states, while 'estar' is used for temporary states.

• 'Ser' is used for temporary states, while 'estar' is used for permanent states.

• Both 'ser' and 'estar' are used interchangeably.

• 'Ser' is used for locations, while 'estar' is used for descriptions.

Which of the following is an example of using 'estar' and 'ser' correctly?

• Estoy feliz. Soy estudiante.

• Soy feliz. Estoy estudiante.

• Estoy estudiante. Soy feliz.

• Soy feliz. Estoy feliz.

What verb do we use for temporary states in Spanish?

• A) Ser

• B) Estar

Fill in the blank: We use 'ser' for more ______ facts.

• permanent

• temporary

• changing

• uncertain

Match the below sentences with the bold sentences in the paragraphs:

• Siempre estamos juntos

• I get on well with

• Tiene una influencia positiva

• Siempre estamos juntos

• Tenemos los mismos gustos/intereses

• We don’t get on well

• Puedo contra con ellos para todo

• Somos felices

• We don’t get on well

• Tiene una influencia positiva

Match the following Spanish phrases with their English translations:

• I get on well with

• Me llevo bien con

• We are always together

• Siempre estamos juntos

• It has a positive influence

• Tiene una influencia positiva

• We don’t get on well

• Somos felices

• We are happy

• No nos llevamos bien

Who says that a good friend supports you in good and bad moments?

• A) Lorena

• B) Adrián

Who says that a good friend is loyal?

• Lorena

• Adrián

Who says that a good friend knows how to forgive you?

• Lorena

• Adrián

Who says that a good friend helps when you have problems?

• A) Lorena

• B) Adrián