The Bi-Lingual Technocraft I'm here to the resque!I can express myself in English as well as in Spanish because I can understand,speak,read and write in both languages as... read more

Many of my students dread conjugating verbs. They dread it even more when the verbs are irregular and have the same meaning!!  The verbs ser and estar both mean "to be", so what is the difference between the two?? Ser is used to describe things that are permanent or often unchangeable.  For example, Yo soy de Estados Unidos.(I am from the United States)... read more