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This document provides an introduction to describing personality traits in Spanish. It teaches how to conjugate the verbs "ser" and "estar", which both mean "to be". It provides vocabulary for common adjectives used to describe people, such as "artistico/a" and "trabajador/ora". Examples are given for constructing sentences using adjectives and discussing what people are like using questions like "¿Cómo eres?" and "¿Cómo es?". The document encourages practicing these new language skills by describing drawings of people and answering questions about classmates.
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