He is in Spanish 🇪🇸

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Sometimes you need to think of the common words

2 years ago

Ser third person

Ser is irregular in the third person present we use es instead of ‘se’

8 months ago

He is

Wow he is stunning but he’s also a jerk

2 years ago

Sentences

Él es mi mejor amigo – He is my best friend.
Él es un médico excelente – He is an excellent doctor.
Él es muy generoso – He is very generous.
Él es el profesor de matemáticas – He is the mathematics teacher.
Él es de México – He is from Mexico.
Él es alto y delgado – He is tall and slim.
Él es el presidente de la compañía – He is the president of the company.
Él es bastante conocido en esta área – He is quite well-known in this area.
Él es mi hermano mayor – He is my older brother.
Él es responsable de ese proyecto – He is responsible for that project.
Él es un gran cocinero – He is a great cook.
Él es amable y cortés – He is kind and courteous.
Él es el autor de varios libros – He is the author of several books.
Él es miembro de un club de lectura – He is a member of a reading club.
Él es un experto en ese tema – He is an expert on that topic.
Remember, “él es” is used for permanent characteristics or inherent qualities, which is reflected in the nature of the sentences above.

3 months ago

él está vs. él es

– “es” is used for permanent characteristics or identities.
– “está” is used for temporary states or conditions.
Sentences
Él está cansado – He is tired. (temporary state)
Él es inteligente – He is intelligent. (permanent characteristic)

3 months ago

Different conjugations of he is

Present (Presente)
Él es – He is
Él es muy inteligente – He is very intelligent.
Past (Pasado)
Simple Past (Pretérito Perfecto Simple)
Él fue – He was
Él fue el director de la empresa – He was the director of the company.
Imperfect (Pretérito Imperfecto)
Él era – He was/used to be
Él era muy joven en esa época – He was very young at that time.
Future (Futuro)
Él será – He will be
Él será el próximo presidente – He will be the next president.
Conditional (Condicional)
Él sería – He would be
Él sería feliz si supiera la verdad – He would be happy if he knew the truth.
Subjunctive Mood (Modo Subjuntivo)
Present Subjunctive (Presente de Subjuntivo)
Él sea – He is (in a hypothetical or desired situation)
Espero que él sea considerado para el puesto – I hope he is considered for the position.
Imperfect Subjunctive (Pretérito Imperfecto de Subjuntivo)
Él fuera/fuese – He was (in a hypothetical or uncertain situation)
Si él fuera/fuese más paciente, tendría más amigos – If he was more patient, he would have more friends.
Future Subjunctive (Futuro de Subjuntivo)
Él fuere – He were (used in legal language or very formal writing, and it’s quite rare)
Si él fuere culpable, enfrentará consecuencias – If he were guilty, he will face consequences.

Perfect Tenses (Tiempos Compuestos)
Present Perfect (Pretérito Perfecto)
Él ha sido – He has been
Él ha sido seleccionado para el equipo – He has been selected for the team.
Past Perfect (Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto)
Él había sido – He had been
Él había sido un buen líder antes de retirarse – He had been a good leader before retiring.
Future Perfect (Futuro Perfecto)
Él habrá sido – He will have been
Él habrá sido promovido antes del final del año – He will have been promoted before the end of the year.
Conditional Perfect (Condicional Perfecto)
Él habría sido – He would have been
Él habría sido un gran actor – He would have been a great actor.

3 months ago

él es info.

**Tips to Remember “él es”:**

– Associate “él” with “he” in English, remembering that it refers to a masculine subject. In Spanish, “él” carries the accent on the ‘e’ when it means “he,” to differentiate it from “el,” which means “the.”
– Link “es” with the verb “to be” in English. “Es” is derived from the verb “ser,” which is used to describe permanent or lasting attributes, like identity, origin, or time. It’s similar to “is” in English.
– One mnemonic might be to think of a brand that begins with ‘S’ (like “Sony” or “Samsung”) and equate it to “ser,” so every time you see the brand, you remember “es” is from “ser.”

**Explanations:**

– “Él es” is the third person singular form of “ser” in the present indicative tense. The verb “ser” is one of two verbs in Spanish that can be translated as “to be,” the other one being “estar.” “Ser” is used in cases of essential characteristics, nationality, profession, time, and relationships.

**Other words that mean the same thing:**

– “Está” can sometimes be translated as “he is,” but it is used for temporary states or locations, and it is a form of the verb “estar.”

**Conjugations:**

Here are some conjugations of “ser” in different tenses:

– Present: él es (he is)
– Preterite (Simple Past): él fue (he was)
– Imperfect (Past): él era (he used to be/was)
– Future: él será (he will be)
– Conditional: él sería (he would be)

Please note that there are more tenses and moods in Spanish, but these are some of the most commonly used.

**Examples of Sentences:**

– Present: “Él es médico.” (He is a doctor.)
– Preterite: “Ayer él fue el ganador del juego.” (Yesterday he was the winner of the game.)
– Imperfect: “Cuando era joven, él era muy rápido.” (When he was young, he used to be very fast.)
– Future: “Él será el próximo orador.” (He will be the next speaker.)
– Conditional: “Él sería feliz si ganara la lotería.” (He would be happy if he won the lottery.)

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