elefante

tener

papel

contento

serio

nervioso

estoy

esta

preparado

cansado

tranquilo

How are you feeling? Information questions with '¿cómo?'

Spanish

Greetings: the verb 'estar'

In class: 'estoy' and 'está' for location

In class: asking intonation questions

Are you here? 'Estás' for location

I am pleased: 'estoy' and 'está' for state

How someone is today: singular regular adjective agreement

Ask how someone is today

How is Sofía? Using 'está' to say how someone is today

Ask where: information questions with '¿dónde?'

In this unit, in the context of the classroom, pupils learn first, second and third person singular forms of the verb 'estar' and singular regular adjective agreement. They use statements, intonation and information questions with ' ¿cómo?' and '¿dónde?' to communicate how and where people are.

Me and others: 'estar' for location and state

Which words contain more than one example of the [e] sound?

Estar means to be, being when describing ...

True or False? está can mean she, he, it is or just is.

Quique is asked '¿Cómo estás?' He answers 'estoy cansado'. What did he say? 

¿Cómo estás? Answer this question by saying 'I am ready' (m).

'Estoy contento' means 'I am pleased'. Which phrase means 'I am ready'?

Estoy, está, estás. Order these words in this order: I am - you are - she, he, it is. 

How would you say 'I am nervous' for a boy in Spanish?

Exit Quiz

Which words contain more than one example of the [e] sound?