Spanish verb meaning 'to be' when talking about location and states

part of the vberb estar (to be, being) meaning I am

part of the verb estar (to be, being) meaning you are

part of the verb (to be, being)  meaning she, he, it is

buenos días

buenas tardes

hola

B1b - 1 ¿Estás aquí?

B1b - 2 ¡Estoy presente!

B1b - 3 ¡Estás allí!

B1b - 4 ¡Estoy aquí!

B1b - 5 ¿Estás presente?

B4a, B4b - 1 Está enfermo. Está en casa.

B4a, B4b - 2 Estoy aquí. Estoy contenta.

B4a, B4b - 3 Está ausente hoy.

B4a, B4b - 4 Estoy aquí. Estoy feliz.

B4a, B4b - 5 Estoy presente. Estoy preparada.

B4a, B4b - 6 Está enfermo en el pueblo.

Who is in class? 'Estoy', 'estás' and  'está' to answer the register

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The vowels: [a] [e] [i] [o] [u]: classroom instructions

In this unit, pupils embed vowel sounds and singular persons of 'estar' to be, being. They respond to the register and ask and answer questions about how and where they are. Pupils learn new verbs in the context of classroom instructions and practise listening and responding to these.

In class: infinitive verbs, estar + location/state

'Estar' means 'to be, being' and is used for location and ...

Adjectives change depending on gender. Which sentence says 'She is ready'?

Sofía answers the register to say she is in school. What could she say?

Is he here? Yes, he is present and he is happy.

Is she here? Yes, she is present and she is happy.

Are you here? Yes, I am present and I am happy.

Am I here? Yes, I am present and I am happy.

What is the correct translation of this conversation? '¿Estás aquí? Si, estoy presente y estoy feliz.'

Which vowels are missing from the sequence 'e, i, o'? Write them in alphabetical order. 

Which SSC/sound is missing from these words? l_sta; pr_mero; un_verso; _dea?

Place the verbs in this order: to read, to write, to speak, to listen.

'Speak with a friend in class'. Which is the correct translation? 

Who is in class? 'Estoy', 'estás' and 'está' to answer the register

Lesson outcome