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I understand the lesson, but would you be kind enough to explain if these phrases are interchangeable with words such as "quienquiera" and "dondequiera"?
For example, is "Sea quien sea el que me ha mandado flores, debe ser un romántico." the same as "Quienquiera sea el que me ha mandado flores, debe ser un romántico."?
Why do you use vosotros for Latin American Spanish? My understanding is that is more for Spanish in Spain. Also, why do you focus on the alternative endings for the imperfect subjunctive? It seems like it’s focusing on something that is not as common as the other endings? Can I tailor my quizzes and exercises so that it does not include these?
Why did the first sentence not include the article for gimnasio, but later when used again, it was used with the article?
Why is recoger used for both "tidy up" and "collect" in the questions?
In the text the original is 'new methods every single day'
The translation is 'cada día'. How could I make that more emphatic? Cada individual día?
Gracias
Is there a special case in Spanish for using the Tener verb when it does not mean to possess something but to take something? Why would you say "Tened sus pertenences" instead of "Tomad sus pertenences"
But how do you say these:
You live in Barcelona (in formal and informal way)
She/he lives in Galicia.
When someone asks: Como te llamas
Can I answer: Soy John
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