In this lesson, you’ll explore 30 clear and practical examples of the verb “estar” used in the present tense, specifically crafted for A1-level Spanish learners. These beginner-friendly sentences will help you understand how “estar” is commonly used to describe locations, emotional and physical states, and temporary conditions.
By working through a variety of everyday scenarios, you’ll:
- See “estar” in real-life context
- Learn how to form accurate sentences using estoy, estás, está, estamos, estáis, and están
- Strengthen your ability to express where people or things are and how someone feels
- Gain confidence in applying Spanish present tense grammar
This focused lesson offers the repetition and clarity you need to master “estar” for beginner conversations, giving you a solid foundation for further Spanish learning.
Usage of the verb “Estar”
We are in the library.
You are in class now.
He is happy today.
She is busy at this moment.
You all are tired after the trip.
They are cooking in the kitchen.
You are interested in the project.
The apples are green.
The sky is cloudy.
The table is clean.
The party is at my house this Saturday.
Madrid is very lively in spring.
The dogs are in the garden.
The party is well organized.
You all are invited to my birthday.
The book is on the table.
The cat is asleep on the sofa.
The soup is hot.
The car is parked outside.
The shirt is ironed.
The exam is scheduled for tomorrow.
The flowers are blooming.
The phone is charging.
The class is canceled today.
The cake is in the oven.
The drawing is finished.
The homework is done.
The garden is well maintained.
The window is open.
The music is too loud.