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I’d like to see a comparison of using both to speak about the past
can I use retorno instead of vuelvo for "I return"? I took a quiz and it marked it wrong because I did. does it matter which one you use?
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Shouldn't aprender a and empezar a also be in this list? It is really useful.
In some regions where English is spoken, they do the same thing. I don't do it, but I've heard people say things like "I'm gonna eat myself a big fat sandwich." This may be helpful for the English speakers who use this to understand the concept.
Is "Luis se comió el pastel" the same as "Luis comió todo el pastel", which would just be a crude translation of english?
Presumably "Luis se comió todo el pastel" would be just repetition?
Would "Luis comió el pastel"? allow that he may only have eaten some of it.
"Luis se comió pastel" maybe does not make sense?
I don't understand why conservar is a better choice for this question than guardar. I thought that "conservar" was better for "keeping things in good condition" and "guardar" is better for "keeping things safe". Thanks!
It must be kept out of the reach of children.
Kwizbot's answer:
Se debe conservar fuera del alcance de los niños.Your answer:
Se debe guardar fuera del alcance de los niños.The hint says "transmitir", but the actual verb given as the first answer uses the spelling "trasmitir" without the n. I believe this is the less common spelling. "Transmitir" is given as an alternative answer, but perhaps should be given in the first answer.
¡Muchas gracias!
En el ejemplo "Siempre ellos están cominedo chocolates", no significa que ahora mismo comen chocolates sino en general comen chocolates. Asi que creo que la oración corecta es "Siempre ellos comen chocolates". No necesito user presente progresivo. ¿Correcto?
Shouldn't the correct answer be 'alguno‘? The quiz says correct answer is 'algunos'. Even the AI said correct answer is 'alguno'.
¿Cómo saber si estoy utilizando el pronombre correctamente? Me quedan dudas quando veo ejemplos como:
"Tiengo que grabárselas." Pero en la traducción al inglés veo "I need to record it for him".
¿Por qué "grabáserlas" y no "grabárselos"?
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