the verb 'to be', being used to talk about location and temporary mood/feelings

the 1st person plural of the verb 'estar' meaning 'we are'

the 3rd person plural of the verb 'estar' meaning 'they are'

a word that provides information about the location or position of things or people, e.g. 'close', 'inside'

B2 - 1  Está delante de una puerta. 

B2 - 2  Están en un río.

B2 - 3 Está cerca de un coche.

B2 - 4 Está fuera de un edificio grande.

B2 - 5 Están detrás de un árbol en un parque.

B2 - 6 Está con unas personas bajas.

Where people are: 'estar' in 1st and 3rd person plural

Spanish

Where things are: adverbs of position

What people are like: 'ser' and 'estar' in 1st person plural

What people are like: 'ser' and 'estar' in 3rd person plural

In this unit, pupils learn plural forms 'estamos' and 'están' and 'somos'. They contrast 'estar' for state or mood with 'ser' for traits. Pupils combine plural verbs with adjective agreement. They learn that 'de' and 'el' combine to form 'del' and contrast this with 'de la'.

People and places: 'estar' and 'ser'

to be, being - used for permanent traits 

to be, being - used for temporary states/location

I want to say 'They are outside the museum' Help me choose the right verb '{{}} fuera del museo.'

Choose the right translation for this sentence: 'We are under a tree.' 

Translate this sentence into Spanish: 'They are far from the train.'

Match the following verbs to their English meaning. 

Match the adverbs of position with their English meanings. 

If I am saying that something is near a place or a person which of the following prepositions would I use? 

Complete the following sentence: 'Está detrás {{}} iglesia.'

Complete the following sentence: 'El coche está delante {{}} parque.'

Choose the I, you and she, he, it forms of the verb 'estar' from the list below. 

Translate into Spanish: 'I am in front of the car.'

Where people are: 'estar' in 1st and 3rd person plural

Lesson outcome