Ser o Estar
Which verb do you use to describe permanent characteristics?
Ser
What is the plural possessive adjective for "mi"?
Mis
How do you say "parents" in Spanish?
Los padres
Conjugate the verb Tener in the "I" form.
Tengo
Translate: I am happy today.
Yo estoy feliz hoy
Yo estoy contenta hoy.
What verb do you use to describe temporary emotions?
Estar
How do you say "our" in Spanish?
Nuesto/a/os/as
How do you say "grandparents in Spanish?
Los abuelos
Conjugate the verb Tener in the "él/ella/usted" form
tiene
Translate: My cousin is lazy.
Mi primo es perezoso.
Correct the following phrase: Yo soy cansada.
Yo estoy cansada.
How do you say "their" in Spanish?
Su/sus
Translate: My sister is intelligent.
Mi hermana es inteligente.
Complete the phrase: Nosotros __________ dos perros.
tenemos
Complete the sentence: Nosotros __________ estudiantes y hoy __________ cansados.
somos, estamos
Complete the phrase: Ellos ________ en la escuela ahora.
Translate: Her brothers are tall.
Sus hermanos son altos.
How do you say "stepfather" in Spanish?
El padrastro
Translate: They are hungry.
Ellos tienen hambre.
Translate: Their grandparents are at the house.
Sus abuelos están en la casa.
Explain the difference between "ser" and "estar" in these phrases: "Él es aburrido" vs. "Él está aburrido."
"Es aburrido" means he is a boring person, and "está aburrido" means he is bored at this time.
Translate: Our house is big and their house is small.
Nuestra casa es grande y su casa es pequeña.
Translate: Our cousins are funny.
Nuestros primos son cómicos/divertidos.
Complete the phrase: Mi hermana _______ quince años.
tiene
Translate: Our parents have a big car.
Nuestros padres tienen un coche/un carro grande.