Question

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2a. Using your own words, in English, please explain the difference between por and para. Provide 2 Spanish examples for both por and para, along with their English translations, to illustrate your explanations.



2b. Please explain using your own words, in English, the difference between estar and ser. How are these two Spanish verbs used differently? In what contexts is each verb used? Provide 2 Spanish examples for both estar and ser, along with their English translations, to illustrate your explanations.

Answer 1

por means for or to

para means from or for

1. le mande dinero a mi mama por la tarjeta

i sended my mom money to the car

2.le di dinero a mi hermano para una nieve

i gived my brother money for ice cream

estar means to be

ser means be

1. a mi me gusta estar en la cama

i like to be on the bed

2. a mi me gustaria ser mas atletico pere me gana la gueva

I would like to be more athletic but the laizenes wins me

Answer 2

The differences are:

2a. The differences between the prepositions "por" and "para" are:

- "Por" is used to mention the cause or the reason to make an action, I mean, the reason why the noun began to make the action:

• Yo estoy mojado por la lluvia.
• I am wet from the rain.

• El viaje de mis padres por Europa.
• My parents' trip to Europe.

- "Para" is used to mention the purpose of an action, I mean, the objective to make that action:

• Yo estudio para obtener un buen empleo.
• I study to get a good job.

• Teresa vive en el campo para estar más tranquila.
• Teresa lives in the countryside to be calmer.

2b. The use of the verbs "ser" or "estar" depends on the meaning of the sentence, explained below:

- "Ser" is a verb used to mention how is a noun regarding his/her physical and mental characteristics, or his/her profession:

• Él es atractivo.
• He is handsome.

• Nosotros somos médicos.
• We are doctors.

- "Estar" is used to mention where is a noun in a determined moment:

• Yo estoy en el parque.
• I'm in the park.

• Ustedes están en la panadería.
• You are in the bakery.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the explanatory text regarding the differences between the prepositions and the mentioned verbs, I have tried not to be so extensive since it is supposed to be in your own words, I have also given examples fully applicable to the difference or characteristic explained.