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6,004 questions • 9,808 answers • 1,010,022 learners
Hello there, I have tried using the search bar but can't find what I'm looking for. I am studying this topic:
llevar + tiempo + haciendo algo
por ejemplo:
Llevo sin fumar dos anos
llevo dos anos sin fumar
llevo desde que tenia 20 anos sin fumar
are there any exercises on this topic that I can do?
Thanks
Le he dado esto ayer?
I was using an app for conjugations and that's what I saw. It sounds weird to me because I'd say "le di esto ayer"
what do you guys think? thanks
2________ la reunión ya que han llegado a un acuerdo. The meeting has come to an end because they reached an agreement.(HINT: The meeting is now considered as finished)Han dado por zanjada
A meeting is singular so why not ha instead of han?
El pobre chico se tuvo que acostar ________. The poor guy had to lie down because he had been working for so many hours.
de tantas horas como estuvo trabajando
Hi
Shouldn't aprender a and empezar a also be in this list? It is really useful.
Hi I cannot get the audio to Una Vida Nueva to work on my PC. Do I need to be on a paid subscription for this audio? Thank you
Yes - I made some mistakes, but very few. Why the terible score?
ok it says son rojas not son roja so is plural i know spanish and i know how to respond and said it and written
Is word order important in questions? Years ago, I learned that when asking a question, the order should be verb then subject, but I've seen an example where the word order is reversed: "¿Miguel estará en la oficina?" I would have asked, "¿Estará Miguel en la oficina?" It seems important because often folks (even some native speakers) don't use an inflection in their voice when asking a question. By using verb then subject, it becomes clearer that it is a question.
What does pasos mean in this context?
“Queremos ver tres pasos muy bonitos”
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