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William C.Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
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If I want to translate "The weather here in Scotland is very unpredictable" into Spanish. Can I place "aquí en Escocia" between the subject and its verb. El clima "aquí en Escocia'" es muy impredecible.
Asked 6 years ago

InmaKwiziq Head of Spanish, Native Spanish Teacher
Hi William
Yes you can. You can either say:
"El clima aquí en Escocia es muy impredecible." or
"El clima es muy impredecible aquí en Escocia."
They are both correct.
Inma
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