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I answered both questions, but did not see any opportunity to register my second answer - and see whether I had been correct.
A ella le molestaba que nosotras ________ con su novio.It bothered her that we had spoken to her boyfriend.HINT: Conjugate "hablar" in El Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto de SubjuntivoHi all, In the above phrase... There is nothing hypothetical. It's a fact that the girl was upset that some people spoke to her boyfriend.. It should be indicative in my opinion... Pls help
Can you place the adjective first, like this? If not, why not?
Sevilla es una de las más bonitas ciudades de España.
Dijeron que nos pagarían las horas extra trabajadas cuando ________ el mes.
They said they'd pay our overtime when it was the end of the month.
terminase
terminaba
terminó
termine
I don't understand why this sentence fits this lesson. Surely there cannot be much uncertainty that there will be an end to the month. Wouldn't this make more sense in the indicative?
Hi, Why do you say: “Como es usted” instead of: “Como esta usted”!? Gracias, Arabelle
________ todas las flores en jarrones de barro.
She had put all the flowers in clay vases.
Puso
Fue a poner
Tenía puestas
Ha puesto
I got this right because I recognized the lesson it was from, but I don't understand why "ha puesto" would be wrong.
Can you please tell me when to use 'eso' and when to use 'ese' or 'esa'. In the sentence, 'Eso es un paraguas.' why 'eso' and not 'ese'? And, is the usage of 'esto' similar?
Thank you.
Colin
Does usted/tú have to be after the verb, or could it also be in front of the verb?
which of these are allowed:
¿Dónde vive usted?
¿Dónde usted vive?
¿Dónde vives tú?
¿Dónde tú vives?
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