From which of the following verbs does "eres" come? (1 point) ser estar ir

The answer is:  "ser" .


Note:  "eres" is the conjugation that corresponding to the present tense, second person, singular, subject pronoun, Spanish "tú" (informal version of "you") ; 

Note:  "eres" ; or "tú eres" ;  means:  "you are" .   The Spanish verb "ser" ; means "to be".

Note that Answer choice:  [B]:  "estar" ; also, means "to be" ; however this answer choice is incorrect;  since "eres" is NOT a conjugation of "estar" .

Note that:  "estar" is one type of Spanish verb meaning "to be" and is used in certain situations, whereas the Spanish verb "ser" means "to be" and is used in other situations.

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