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Would not invoke the subjunctive would it? The test answer to this question says that it dies.
el cerebro se remodela literalmente en función de lo que hacemos cada día
Why isn't this 'de lo que hagamos?' As it doesn't refer to a specific activity and seems very hypothetical it looks the perfect candidate for a subjunctive.
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I chose " caliento" because "abrigo" is masculine. Why is "clienta"?
te gustará saber que en España existe una extensa área en el centro del paísTo me 'extensa zona' sounds better but what is the difference?
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The final Spanish text is different, and somewhat better, than the individual chunks presented during the translation exercise. For instance:
(1) "madrugar" (in the final text) when the individual chunk was "levantarse"
(2) "veraneantes" (in the final text) when the individual chunk was "turistas".
None of the examples uses articles before times or months (or, indeed, anything). This leads the poor naive student (me) to believe that articles are not used in these situations. And then I get a bad result on the first quiz I take because, yes, apparently one may use articles. Sure, it's a valid way to learn, but it's unnecessary.
How come for this question it's "de lunares" but for the question "A blue sky" its Un cielo azul and not "de azul"?
I think kwziq should add questions at the end of each reading excercise so readers can understand what they did well and what they need to improve on
What about using the ustedes form and not the vosotros form
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.
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