To be or not to be? That is the question: SER vs ESTAR:
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Today we’ll tackle one of the most tricky verbs for English speakers: SER & ESTAR. Both verbs are translated as TO BE into English so it’s hard to distinguish when you’re supposed to use one or the other.
But fear no more, mi amigo! Watch this video-lesson to know exactly when to use SER & ESTAR:
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