On the other hand, the verb estar is used to discuss temporary conditions or location.
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Review of Ser and Estar
Both ser and estar mean "to be", or "is", to English speakers. However, they are used in different situations. The verb ser is used to tell time, the date, discuss possession, origin, non-changing descriptions, and career.
On the other hand, the verb estar is used to discuss temporary conditions or location.
On the other hand, the verb estar is used to discuss temporary conditions or location.
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