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Present Tense of ser and estar
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When do we use "estar"?
To describe temporal states.
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Which is the correct form of "estar" for"'ellos/ellas/ustedes" in the present tense?
Están
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Yo ____ en casa de mi abuela. (I am at my grandmother's house.)
Estoy
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¿Cómo ____ usted? (formal)
Está
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Nosotros ____ contentos de verte.
Estamos
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El cielo ____ nublado. (The sky is cloudy.)
Está
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"La puerta ____ abierta." What form of "estar" is missing?
Está
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Mi madre ____ cocinando ahora. (My mother is cooking now.)
Está
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Nosotros ____ estudiando para el examen. (We are studying for the exam.)
Estamos
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Ellos ____ en la biblioteca.
Están
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Which is the correct form of "estar" for "él/ella/usted" in the present tense?
Está
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"El libro ____ encima de la mesa." What form of "estar" is missing?
Está
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Complete the phrase: "¿Dónde ____ tú?"
Estás
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El gato ____ durmiendo en el sofá. (The cat is sleeping on the sofa.)
Está
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What form of "estar" would you use to "Mi casa ____ cerca del parque."?
Está
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Which is the correct form of "estar" for "tú" in the present tense?
Estás
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What form of "estar" would you use to "La comida ____ deliciosa."?
Está
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Mis amigos ____ de vacaciones. (My friends are on vacation.)
Están
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Which is the correct form of "estar" for "nosotros? in the present tense?
Estamos
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Which is the correct form of "estar" for "yo" in the present tense?
Estoy
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"Yo ____ leyendo un libro." What form of "estar" is missing?
Estoy
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Yo ____ cansado hoy.
Estoy
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Would you use "estar" or "ser" in order to say "La sopa está fría?"
Estar
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La tienda ____ cerrada hoy. (The store is closed today.)
Está
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Would you say "estar" or "ser" in order to say "Yo soy de España?"
Ser
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