estar o sentirse desconcertado/a to be or feel puzzled estar encaminado/a to be headed (toward) estremecer(se) to quiver, to shake retener las lágrimas to hold back tears sentir(se... estar o sentirse desconcertado/a to be or feel puzzled estar encaminado/a to be headed (toward) estremecer(se) to quiver, to shake retener las lágrimas to hold back tears sentir(se) tenso/a to feel tense ser improbable to be improbable ser inseparable to be inseparable HACIA LA UNIVERSIDAD COLLEGE-BOUND abandonar to abandon alistar(se) to get ready, to prepare descargar (la caja) to unload (a box) inscribir(se) to check in, to register las instrucciones directions EL ENTORNO THE SETTING el campanario bell tower la fachada facade la glorieta roundabout el portón principal main gate LAS EXPERIENCIAS DE VIDA LIFE EXPERIENCES adaptar(se) al nuevo lugar/contexto to adapt oneself to the new place/context alejar(se) de (la familia / los amigos) to get away from (family/friends) ampliar la perspectiva to broaden one's perspective asumir (la responsabilidad) to take on, to accept (responsibility) comportarse como un/a adulto/a to behave like an adult, to “adult” conocerse a sí mismo/a to know oneself darse por vencido/a to give up descubrir (una experiencia nueva) to discover (a new experience) enfrentar (un desafío / una dificultad / un miedo) to face (a challenge / a difficulty / a fear) hacerse cargo de (los errores) to take responsibility for (one’s mistakes) independizar(se) to become independent madurar to grow up, to mature postergar (el proyecto) to postpone (the project) sentirse fuera de lugar to feel out of place la transición (a la universidad / la vida adulta) transition (to university/adult life) transformar (la vida) to transform (one's life)
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Answer
'Era improbable' means 'was improbable' in past tense.
The phrase 'ser improbable' translates to 'to be improbable' in English, but its correct conjugation in past tense is 'era improbable'.
Answer for screen readers
The phrase 'ser improbable' translates to 'to be improbable' in English, but its correct conjugation in past tense is 'era improbable'.
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Tips
Sometimes learners confuse 'ser' with 'estar', which both translate to 'to be'. In context, 'ser' relates to inherent characteristics or states that are less subject to change.
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