The different ways of saying to be in Spanish are one of the aspects that differ most from English. Now that we’ve seen some uses of ser and estar separately, it’s time start contrasting them side-by-side in terms of how they are used with adjectives. ¡Es difícil! ¡Pero tú estás preparado/a!
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