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Hola Buenas dias,
Ustedes tiene was marked incorrect, as it is optional to used ustedes, it should be marked correct as in the
lessons it was stated as both to be correct!
Hola,
Just wondering about this statement:
Sometimes verbs giving advice / order can be followed by an infinitive. In this case, "que" shouldn't be used.
I haven't worked that one out yet - would you be able to embellish the circumstances, please?
Gracias,
Regarding the examples below, why is the subjunctive used rather than the imperative?
No cierres la ventana por favor, tengo calor.
Don't close the window please, I am hot.
Señores, cierren las carpetas ahora.
Gentlemen, close your folders now.
Thank you, James
Kwiziq question:
Los niños iban juntos ________ la playa.
a and para are correct
hasta is incorrect
I've seen hasta used with desde to mean 'from/to' (trains etc). And I'm sure I've seen hasta used on its own to mean 'to'. Can someone explain why it's incorrect in this case?
Saludos
Hello,
"compramos unas flores", "cenamos unas arepas" - is it possible to use "algunas" instead of "unas" in these examples? I've read the lessons on them but the difference between these two is still not clear for me.
Thank you,
Daria.
Please, what is the difference between usted, ustedes and vosotros?
Could you share the link where you list all the possible/different names of the verb tenses?
These seem to be my achilleas heal.
Can we also use the perfect future in both situations instead of either condicional simple or condicional perfecto?
Your translation of "There were many feminist movements" is given as "Hubieron muchos movimientos feministas" I had "Había muchos movimientos feministas". I can see why "hubo" would be preferred here, but I'm confused about "hubieron" Isn't the third person singular always used for "there was/were"?
Thank you
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