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In every example the questions are:
De donde eres
and
De donde es usted
The pronoun is included in every formal example. Is it required in the formal?
as it has a time of termination.
It has been suggested to me that "deber" in the present tense (and other tenses as well) can be best translated as "must" and that "debería" (in the conditional tense) can be best translated as "should". Is this a reasonable supposition, or would you prefer to put forth a better way of translating this (sometimes enigmatic) verb?
This is the first time I have met 'la banca' as feminine. Is there a difference in meaning of "la banca" and "el banco"? Is there a difference between "la banca online" and "el banco online"?
Is the choice based on noun agreement?
The sentence that is throwing me is:
¿Para quién has comprado esas flores tan bonitas?
Who have you bought such pretty flowers for?
¡Gracias!,
Hi,
Which verb does the word Vernos come from or is a standalone word? I cannot find it in the conjugation of Ver.
Thanks.
Colin
When are irse and salir used? What's the difference?
Thanks
Ricky
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