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No me había fijado en el escalón y casi me caigo. Gírate para que te vea la. De acuerdo con las reglas de la acentuación de palabras graves no lo
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I'm confused that the past perfect is combined with present tense. And also, could you give me their definitions? Gírate para que te vea la.
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No me había fijado en el escalón y casi me caigo. Q&a for linguists, teachers, students and spanish language enthusiasts in general wanting to discuss the finer points of the language No encuentro una regla para justificar la sospecha de que dense (del verbo dar) lleva acento. Q&a for linguists, teachers, students and spanish language enthusiasts in general wanting to discuss the finer points of the language
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The options that come to my mind involve adding a little context, like tomen lo que quieran (take what [ever] you [pl.] want) or dense ese capricho que quieren. I'd expect simple past in the. Gírate para que te vea la. I'm confused that the past perfect is combined with present tense.
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De acuerdo con las reglas de la acentuación de palabras graves no lo lleva, pero lo he visto un par de. Q&a for linguists, teachers, students and spanish language enthusiasts in general wanting to discuss the finer points of the language El otro día recordé una conversación de hace tiempo en el que una señora mayor (española) comentaba que actualmente la genten dice cosas como: Always appearing in advanced spanish grammar, and also why is it said to have "internal impact".
