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Cuando ella abra sus regalos en navidad a menudo tiene perfume.
some confusion here
should abra be in the present tense abre
then this would be correct for something that hasn't happened yet -
Cuando abra sus regalos en Navidad, tendrá un perfume.
Hola!
Please could you give me some more example sentences using the construction "caerse bien" eg. I like him, he likes you, we like you, Fernando likes me, I like Fernando etc. using all the pronoun conjugations. Please could you also confirm if the sentence "A mi me cae bien Fernando translates as I like Fernando? or Fernando likes me?
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Would "siguiente fin de semana" be another appropriate alternative for "following" in the last prompt? Thanks!
Hola, cual es la diferencia entre estas expresiones? muchas gracias
"Buen and mal can be used in front of masculine singular nouns, but they keep their longer forms "buena" and "mala" when used with feminine singular nouns."
I chose buena with the feminine singular noun oportunidad, but apparently it was wrong.
Why conjugate deber in the conditional and not the verb that is an infinative? Like instead of 'El pastor debería cuidar a las ovejas', have it be 'El pastor cuidaría a las ovejas'?
What about when the adjective follows a masculine noun? Eg, coche alguno?
why is "que es la significa 'specific word' "incorrect. Test answer is "Que significa"
Hola, we do we use ‘al’ sometimes instead of el or la?
I'm confused why the answer wouldn't be "Nació en dos mil y nueve." I thought the "y" was placed before the tens...?
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