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El documento proporciona 20 oraciones en español que utilizan el verbo "ser" y pide al estudiante que conjugue el verbo en la forma apropiada y traduzca cada oración al inglés. El documento ofrece un ejemplo completo de cómo conjugar el verbo "ser" y traducir la oración resultante.

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Spanish I: The Verb SER
Directions: On your own paper, write the following sentences
and conjugate the verb SER in the appropriate form. Translate
the sentences to English.
Example: Los chicos
son
guapos. The boys are handsome.
1. María _______ muy alta.
2. *Yo _________francés.
3. *Mis amigos ________de Cuba.
4. Ustedes ____are_____ jóvenes. 5.*Hoy ______ sábado.
6. Tú ________ muy hermosa.
7. Nosotros ________ viejos.
8. *El coche/carro ________ negro.
9. *Mis amigos ________ inteligentes.
10. Mis padres ________ médicos.
11. *La casa _________ amarilla.
12. *El muchacho _______ muy serio.

13. *(Tu) no ________ feo.
14. (Nosotros) ________ de los Estados Unidos.
15. Mis primos ________ abogados.
16. Nosotros _______ de Barcelona.
17. *Ellas ________ estudiantes.
18. *Ustedes no _______ de aquí.
19. *(Yo) ________ alemán.
20.* _______ yo. *

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