Answer:
- h
- c
- j
- b
- g
- a
- i
- e
- f
- d
Explanation:
- The professor is intelligent.
- The professor is ready
- The lady is boring.
- The lady is bored.
- The man has a chronic illness.
- The man is sick.
- The girl is pretty.
- The girl looks pretty.
- The boy is always sad.
- The boy is sad.
As a general rule, when talking about permanent characteristics we use the verb <em>ser,</em> and when talking about temporary conditions we use the verb <em>estar</em>. As we can see in these examples, the verbs can change the meaning of the sentence entirely despite both being translated in English as <em>to be</em>.
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Susana esta comiendo
Susana esta trabajando
Susana esta corriendo
Susana esta cocinando
Estoy is the yo form of estar i believe
Answer: Quero
Explanation: I might be wrong, haven't done Spanish in a while but pretty sure since its yo which mean I its turns the er into o
