Ser vs Estar
The D in DOCTOR, this situation uses the verb SER
What is description?
What is ALGO?
Stem-changing verbs are often called "boot verbs" because they change in all grammatical forms except for these two.
What are nosotros and vosotros?
This verb is used to describe permanent or inherent characteristics, like nationality, occupation, or physical traits.
What is ser?
This person takes your order and brings your food to the table.
What is Mesero?
The C in PLACE, this situation uses the verb ESTAR
What is condition?
Use this negative word if you want to say "Nobody is in the classroom."
What is nadie?
These are the three vowel-changing patterns that exist
What are e to ie, o to ue and e to i?
This verb is used to describe temporary states, locations, and emotions.
What is Estar?
Common term used for drinks
What is Bebida?
This is the situation for the following sentence:
Yo soy una profesora.
What is OCCUPATION?
If you are asking if someone called, you would use this affirmative word
What is alguien?
This conjugated verb means "You all want"
What is QUIEREN?
In the present tense, this is the "yo" (I) form of the verb ser.
What is "soy"?
he final piece of paper showing the total cost of everything you ate and drank.
What is cuenta?
This is the situation for the following sentence:
Nosotros estamos en Europa.
What is location?
Fill in the blanks:
No Tengo _____ en mi mochila.
Opposite of "algo"
The verb pedir (to ask for/order) is an e to i changer. This is the tú form.
What is pides?
The verb querer (to want) changes its stem from E to IE, making the "he/she wants" form this.
What is "quiere"?
A sweet food you eat at the very end of your meal, like ice cream or cake.
What is Postre?
This verb is used when speaking about what one is CURRENTLY DOING in the moment
What is ESTAR?
This affirmative adverb means "also" or "too" and its negative counterpart is tampoco.
What is también?
This common verb means "to give," but its present tense yo form ends in "-oy" instead of "-o."
What is dar? (doy)
The polite phrase you say to a waiter when they bring you your food or drink.
What is Gracias?