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What is the difference between Mi fin de semana pasado era perfecto. and Mi fin de semana pasado fue perfecto. and Mi fin de semana pasado estuve perfecto. and Mi fin de semana pasado estaba perfecto. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between Mi fin de semana pasado era perfecto. and Mi fin de semana pasado fue perfecto. and Mi fin de semana pasado estuve perfecto. and Mi fin de semana pasado estaba perfecto. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Si hay diferencia, el verbo "ser" es por ejemplo "tú eres alegre", describimos como es la persona en su estado natural o permanente.
Y el verbo "estar" describe un estado temporal de una persona u objeto como por ejemplo "estoy en Londres" o "estoy alegre"
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Mi fin de semana era perfecto.
PERO pasó algo.... es necesario agregar más información.
Mi fin de semana fue perfecto.
Fue perfecto, no paso nada malo. OK
Mi fin de semana estuve perfecto.
No suena natural
EL fin de semana YO estuve perfecto.
sobresalí, hice algo especial el fin de semana.
Mi fin de semana estaba perfecto.
HASTA QUE PASÓ ALGO.... agregar más información.
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- Mi fin de semana era perfecto. (Está en pretérito imperfecto del verbo "ser" es una acción con cierta duración, acción que no está terminada. Ej. Ella era feliz hasta que murió su gato.)
- Mi fin de semana estuvo perfecto. (Esta en pretérito perfecto del verbo "estar" Es una acción determinada, puntual que tuvo lugar en el pasado y ahí terminó. Ej. Yo estuve en Londres.)
- Mi fin de semana estaba perfecto. (pretérito imperfecto del verbo "estar" indica un hecho con cierta duración, acciones que no están terminadas. Ej. Ella estaba viviendo en Colombia.)
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Entonces si escribo una carta a alguien contando sobre el fin de semana pasado (terminado) diría „fue perfecto“ o también „estuvo perfecto“. ¿Correcto?
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¿Entonces no hay diferencia entre ser perfecto y estar perfecto?
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Si hay diferencia, el verbo "ser" es por ejemplo "tú eres alegre", describimos como es la persona en su estado natural o permanente.
Y el verbo "estar" describe un estado temporal de una persona u objeto como por ejemplo "estoy en Londres" o "estoy alegre"
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Entonces „Mi fin de semana estuvo perfecto“ sería lo mejor. ¡Muchas Gracias!
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