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| Use ser or estar for origin? |
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| Use ser or estar to describe relationships? |
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| Use ser to describe relationships. |
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| Use ser or estar to describe physical attributes? |
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| Use ser to describe physical attributes. |
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| Use ser or estar to describe personality characteristics? |
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| Use ser to describe personality characteristics. |
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| Use ser or estar to state possession? |
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| Use ser or estar to state possession. |
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| Use ser or estar to talk about someone's profession? |
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| use ser to talk about someone's profession. |
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| Use ser or estar to identify things? |
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| Use ser to identify things. |
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| Use ser or estar to tell date and time? |
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| Use ser to tell date and time. |
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| Use ser or estar to talk about nationality? |
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| Use ser to talk about nationality. |
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Use ser or estar to talk about natural color? example: sky is naturally blue grass is usually green |
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| Use ser to talk about natural color. |
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| Use ser or estar to talk about location? |
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| Use estar to talk about location. |
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| Use ser or estar to talk about mood? |
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| Use estar to talk about mood. |
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| Use ser or estar to talk about physical condition (how you feel)? |
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| Use estar to talk about physical condition (how you feel). |
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| Use ser or estar to talk about the result of an action? |
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Use estar to talk about the result of an action. example: La mosca está muerta. Even being dead, which is about as enduring as it gets, takes estar, because it is the result of having lived. |
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| Use ser or estar to talk about unnatural color or condition? |
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| Use estar to talk about unnatural color or condition. |
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| Use ser or estar to go from the general to the particular? |
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Use estar to go from the general to the particular. example: Este café está muy bueno. This coffee is very good. (not every cup of coffee is good, though) |
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