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Using the pluperfect subjunctive in hypothetical clauses (si) followed by the perfect conditional/ the pluperfect subjunctive
I have answered these questions correctly many, many times and I can't get 100%. I was at 92% but after answering correctly ten times it took me back to 88%. Please check?
It is quite fascinating - and interesting - to learn some of the "nicknames" given to people who live in certain cities - here: Huesca > oscenses. A few of them cannot easily be guessed, such as Huelva > onubenses.
I put "estudio violín" and it was corrected to "estoy estudiano violín". Don't they both work? I thought present progressive tense meant the speaker was studying violin right at that moment?
Why does árábe have two accents the first time and only one, el árabe, the second time?
The sentence ending
y conseguirá el mejor colegio para a tus hijos.
Do we have to use the personal a after prepositions? I have never seen this before.
I have checked 2 different dictionaries for the vosotros form of liar in the present subjunctive and both say that there is no accent.
Can you explain why the cake is called 'tarta' in the second and third sentences, but 'pastel' in the fourth?
Me pregunto ¿si esta estructura se usa en otros países hispanohablantes también?
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