Last week we started discussing the use of the verb estar, which, in a broad sense, means to be. This can have anything to do with conditions that are subject to change, but nothing permanent because there is another veb for that. Here is my example of how to use it:

Phil Mickelson está en Georgia. Él está jugando al golf. Él está ganando. Él está cansado y feliz.

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