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Esta explicación es incorrecta:
Verbs ending in-zar in Spanish, like organizar (to organise), analizar (to analyse), cazar (to hunt) are irregular in El Pretérito Indefinido because the spelling changes for pronunciation reasons in the first person singular (yo).
De hecho, ze y ce tienen la misma pronunciación. Más bien es una regla ortográfica que la Z generalmente no va con la E ni la I.
How would I know is I should use ,tengo un Hermano’ or ,tengo el Hermano?’
I have answered all questions but I try to finish test it takes me back to the "Start your Spanish level test" page. Every time. Even if i try to skip the test, it takes me to that page.
thanks
Hola maestra,
Me ayuda a aprender por que es "Me gusta jardín." en vez de "Me gusto jardín." por favor.
Saludos
In the example, "I made a chocolate cake" when would you use ha hecho versus hice? Are they both the same?
In my opinion, lessons that we CANNOT practice should not be included!!! Doesn't serve me well that Kwiziq allows me to practice European Spanish lessons, but does not allow me to practice Latin American Spanish lessons. Bummer for sure!!
Hi, I`m Akira and I just got kwiziq and I want to know how to go from A0 to A1 and so on?????.
Hi, I`m Akira and I just got kwiziq and I want to know how to go from A0 to A1 and so on?????.
The lesson gave me the impression that articles are only needed when they are in plural form, but based on the discussion below it sounds like they are always needed for both singular and plural forms. Is that correct? So that’s why “el cantar” was correct in the quiz question but “cantar” alone was incorrect? How do we know when a verb is considered a noun without a quiz hint?
Hi,
Why is it not the verb "continuar" + unconjugated verb, or the verb "seguir" + unconjugated verb?
For example, "Continúa caminar..." why is it written instead as "Continúa caminando?" I do not understand the why behind making the second verb -ando or -iendo.
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