Ser Vs Estar

Question 1

Forms of ser:

Answer 1

Yo: soy 
Tu: eres
Él/Ella: es
Nosotros: somos
Ellos: son

Question 2

To link two nouns/pronouns together. Ex: profession

Answer 2

Ser

Question 3

Used to indicate location or position.

Answer 3

Estar

Question 5

Before most phrase beginning with de

Answer 5

Ser

Question 5

Used before -ando (ing) words.

Answer 5

Estar.

Question 6

Before adjectives to indicate that the condition expressed does not result from a change.

Answer 6

Ser

Question 7

Forms of estar:

Answer 7

Yo: estoy
Tu: estás
Él/ella está 
Nosotros: estamos  
Ellos: están

Question 8

Used to indicate the result of a reaction. (Something is —- because of —-) Ex: the door is open

Answer 8

Estar

Question 9

Used passively in the past form; can have an agent phrase introduced by por. Ex: the door was opened by the girl.

Answer 9

Ser

Question 10

Used to express time, dates, days of the week

Answer 10

Ser

Question 11

Used to express origin and nationality

Answer 11

Ser

Question 12

Used to express personality and physical characteristics

Answer 12

Ser

Question 13

Used to express possession

Answer 13

Ser

Question 14

Used to express mood and physical condition. Ex: sick, tired

Answer 14

Estar

Question 15

Used to express where an event is located

Answer 15

Ser

Question 16

Purpose or destination

Answer 16

Ser

Question 17

The existence of something

Answer 17

Haber

Question 18

What is haber never followed by?

Answer 18

A definite article, it can be followed by a number or indefinite article

Question 19

Weather conditions

Answer 19

Hacer

Question 20

Many physical and emotional states the are expressed with to be and to feel in English, such as to be hot

Answer 20

Tener