verb to be

What does verb to be mean?

The verb to be has two meanings in spanish: ser y estar

Ser is used for permanent or lasting attributes.identity, origin, time, possession, and characteristics (e.g., "She's a teacher", "We’re from Mexico").

Estar is used for temporary states and locations.location, emotions, physical states, ongoing actions (e.g., "She’s at the office", "I’m tired").

Drag each word to the drawer of the corresponding concept

We are from Argentina

Juan is a doctor

We are worried

She is Mexican

We are Canadian

She is my friend

The sky is blue

The house is clean

The house is big

I am from Spain

Juan is sick

She is busy

The sky is cloudy

She is happy

I am in Spain

We are at the beach

Estar

Ser