Ser Y Estar

Illustrates the differences between the meaning and uses of the verbs "ser" and "estar" both of which in English mean "to be." Explanations are given with the aid of pre-written examples which include a practical vocabulary. Adverbs of place are presented with the help of a cat and mouse taking opposite positions. Provides practice with the tenses of the infinitive, indicative, and conditional moods, as well as the present perfect and present progressive forms. Spanish narration.

More in Spanish Instructo-Film Series

  1. Genero Y Numero, Parte 1 1958
  2. Pronunciacion Y Acentuacion 1958
  3. Ser Y Estar 1958

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