serio

tranquilo

contenta

ahora

nervioso

preparado

cansada

donde

como

normalmente

siempre

What someone else is like: 'soy' and 'es'

Spanish

I am happy: the verb 'ser', 'soy' and 'es'

Where you and I are from: 'eres'

Are you from Spain? intonation questions

Days of this week:  information questions with ¿qué?

How do I feel today? 'ser' and 'estar' together

Christmas celebrations in Spain

This unit introduces singular persons of ‘ser’, a second verb to be, being for permanent traits. Pupils use this verb to describe what they are like generally, and to say where they are from.  They also learn to say what day of the week it is using ‘es’, the third person singular of ‘ser’.

Me and others: 'ser' for traits

True or false? A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun.

How do you say 'Selma is happy (in general)'?

Translate into Spanish: 'I am normally nervous.'

Translate into Spanish: 'I am (a boy) always calm.' 

How do you say 'she is' (in general) in Spanish?

Match the Spanish words to the English words. 

Which of the following adjectives describe something feminine?

Which of the following adjectives do not change their ending when describing something feminine or masculine?

Starter Quiz

What is the meaning of the verb 'ser'?