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EXERCISES - Verb ESTAR

Let's review the verb ESTAR (See Conjugating the Verb ESTAR - Simple Tenses).
Here we have another dialogue, similar to the one you can find with the exercises for the verb SER Exercises - Verb SER ; read it and chose the correct verb form. The answers to this exercise are at the end of this page. Good luck and enjoy it!!

1.- Juan : ¡Hola Ana! ¿Cómo ________ tu madre? a) estamos; b) estás; c) está
2.- Eva : ¡Hola Juan! Ella _____ bien. Gracias. a) está; b) estamos; c) estoy
3.- Juan : Tus padres no________ en España, ¿verdad? a) estuvieron; b) estabas; c) están
4.- Eva : No, ellos viven en Méjico. Y tú, ¿cómo ________? a) está; b) estabas; c) estás
5.- Juan : Bueno, yo no ________ muy bien. a) estoy; b) estás; c) estaré
6.- Eva : ¿_____ (tu) enfemo? ¡Espero que te mejores! a) están; b) estás; c) estaban

7.Chose the correct sentence:

a. Antonio y Ana están felices.
b. Antonio y Ana estaré felices.
c. Antonio y Ana están feliz
d. Ana y Antonio estaba felices
e. Antonio y Ana no estaba feliz

8.Find the sentence with its verb in Preterite tense:

a. El perro estaba en el garage.
b. Mi perro estuvo conmigo.
c. El perro estará en la cocina.
d. Ese perro está enfermo.
e. No creo que el perro esté feliz.

9.Find the sentence with its verb in Future tense:

a. ¿Está tu madre en la calle?
b. No creo que ella esté en la calle.
c. Supongo que no está en la calle.
d. Es posible que esté en la calle.
e. No creo. Estará en la casa.

Answers:
1. c 6. b
2. a 7. a
3. c 8. b
4. c 9. e
5. a

Recommended material:
You can find below some materials / web pages that, from my point of view, can be useful and interesting:

Ser, estar, tener o haber exercises Several sentences to complete with the right verb.

Visual Link Spanish Visual Link Spanish™ - Just click, listen and repeat! Don't just learn Spanish; put it into practice with a unique guided, step-by-step system. I've tested it and I wish I had something similar when I studed English!!

Intermediate Spanish - verbo estar exercises Test exercises with option to evaluate your results.

Lo más TV Such a funny, intelligent and useful way to learn and enjoy the Spanish language!! It is a web based activity and offers new videos on a weekly basis. By clicking on any of them you'll be taken to a new page were you can chose between dial-up or broadband. The load is fast, and in few seconds you will be watching and listening to the video.

ESTAR exercises at Quia.com Four different activities (matching, flashcards, concentration and word search) to review this verb.

Angeles' Blog: "Spanish Word of the Day" I'm adding a new Spanish word, everyday, including its sound file, translation, uses and descriptions. You can send your messages with questions, examples to be reviewed, etc.

Conjugating the Verb ESTAR
ESTAR exercises at Quia.com
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