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Clara M.C1Kwiziq Q&A super contributor

...bien parada...

Buenas tardes Silvia ( o Inma),

I answered this Kwiziq test today:

Tú saldrías bien parada de tu divorcio". In contexto here, does it mean 'alright' as in 'well-off financially'?

Can it be used with other meanings? I haven't seen this before... but I really love finding new words/phrases/idioms to add to my big notebook! Which I have to say is not a digital notebook, since I find that I register and remember things much better if I actually write pen to paper. Perhaps it's an 'age thing' jajaja!

Gracias de antemano 😊

Asked 7 hours ago

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Linda G.C1Kwiziq community member

Le demoró o le tardó o se demoró

Alfredo ________ un mes en recuperarse de la neumonía. It took Alfredo a month to recover from pneumonia.

Choices: le demoró, le tardó, se demoró, or tardaron

I don’t understand why the correct answer is se demoró. Alfredo is the subject of the sentence and it is in the past tense so tardó or demoró should be fine. The lesson does not say not to use the indirect pronoun “le” and it also only talks about using “se” for transportation and for general things. Can you explain this to me? Thanks.

Asked 16 hours ago

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Bob M.A2Kwiziq community member

Libros vs los libros In the quiz "No usamos ________ en mi colegio a menudo" the correct answer is given as "libros," not "los libros." Why is the article not appropriate here?

Asked 3 days ago

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Clara M.C1Kwiziq Q&A super contributor

Nada más + infinitive...

Buenas tardes Silvia (o Inma),

I was just wondering...

In everyday speech, would "nada más" + infinitive' = "as soon as", be used as often as, e.g. en cuanto or apenas?

Gracias y saludos