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What is the difference between 'es' and 'está?'

This is a very common mistake made by Spanish learners. Identifying the times to use these different verbs is essential for a high grade and for accuracy in both written and spoken language. The mistake is m...
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Answered by Rebecca H. • Spanish tutor
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Escríbele un breve artículo para tu periódico local sobre la importancia de las vacaciones.

No es ningún secreto que los estudiantes de hoy están más estresados que nunca. Un estudio realizado recientemente en el Reino Unido encontró que el 70% de los estudiantes sienten que su trabajo escolar es &...
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Answered by Daniel C. • Spanish tutor
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What is the difference between "ser" and "estar"and when to use them

Spanish has two verbs "to be" and that is "ser" and "estar" The difference: "Ser" Used with nouns, pronoun or infinitive e.g. Es una lengua, Quien estaba al telefono? ...
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Answered by shenali f. • Spanish tutor
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Can you explain reflexive verbs and teach me how to conjugate them?

Of course!Reflexive verbs in Spanish are used when a person or thing is performing an action on itself.here is an example for each of the verb endings:lavarse - to wash oneselfverse - to see oneselfvestirse ...
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Answered by Caylan G. • Spanish tutor
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When would you use the verb "ser" and when would you use "estar", the two different verbs for "to be"

"Ser" is used to describe permanent attributes, for example: personal descriptions, someone's profession, the origin of a person or object. etc.Examples:María es alta y delgada (María is tall and t...
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Answered by Max S. • Spanish tutor
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