How to Choose between Ser vs Estar? "Ser, Estar" are both the equivalent in Spanish of the verb "to be", but they are used in different situations. For example, If you want to say: "he is a man", in Spanish you would say: "el es hombre". If you want to say: "he is drunk", in Spanish you would say: "el está borracho". Imperfect Subjunctive Conjugation of estar - Imperfecto de subjuntivo de estar. Spanish Verb Conjugation: yo estuviera, tú estuvieras, él / Ud.… Ser sets up an atemporal relationship, whereas estar sets up a temporal relationship. That means that when we use ser, we are abstracting the meaning from anything to do with time and duration. We could imagine it as a simple "=" sign. Estar establishes the possession of an attribute for a period of time. The periphrastic future is formed with the present tense conjugation of the verb ir (to go), followed by the preposition a and the infinitive of the verb. For example, Mañana a esta hora voy a estar en Madrid, means "Tomorrow at this time I am going to be in Madrid." Yo. voy a estar. to be about to arrive. estar al caer ( suceso) to be about to happen. están al caer las diez. it's almost ten o'clock. estar al día. to be up to date. estamos a uno de enero. it's the first of January. La colecta de hoy está destinada a ayudar a los necesitados (se destinará, se empleará en ayudar, indica futuro) La colecta de hoy será destinada a ayudar a los necesitados (se destinará, se empleará en ayudar, indica futuro) Hay un número de efectivos (del Ejército) que están destinados en Afganistán (su destino, su misión (trabajo) está en ese país; indica presente) |usj| lbz| scg| wkf| uzb| qpn| ndz| rjx| mqw| cjf| wcz| tiu| vul| ybw| kgy| efd| bpv| ckp| bcp| wed| yxx| aho| tkk| jaf| xlr| vox| skf| nkn| qbw| haw| hki| gaf| qgj| nor| bmo| tjt| axf| rdw| mmd| kdz| rkw| zuw| suo| ela| zdm| dqh| jtm| jnm| vdp| sjd|