I'm still not sure as to when you use De as opposed to Si.

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I'm still not sure as to when you use De as opposed to Si.

This question relates to:Spanish lesson "De + infinitive (subordinate conditional clause)"
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InmaKwiziq team member

Hola Robert

The structure using De with infinitive is an equivalent to the si clause. I would say that it's a bit more informal/colloquial than the si clause.

Saludos

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I'm still not sure as to when you use De as opposed to Si.

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