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What is the difference in use between 'por' and 'para'?

Unfortunately, there is no easy rule to known when to use 'para' and when to use 'por' - you just have to memorise the different situations in which they apply. These are the key scenarios/circumstances w...

Answered by Angus C. Spanish tutor
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What are your top exam tips for the longer writing question?

The main two tips I would give for the 150 word question are as follows: Read the questions at least twice and underline any key words.As there is a choice between two questions fo...

Answered by Emma W. Spanish tutor
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¿Que es una ciudad sostenible? Escribir entre 80 y 90 palabras.

Una ciudad sostenible es aquella que se construye bajo unas reglas y normas a concordancia de la ética ambiental y la planificación urbana. Además, es un concepto reciente con una popularidad creciente ya...

Answered by Dzhuliana G. Spanish tutor
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When would you use perfect tense and when would you use the pluperfect?

The perfect tense is used when in English you would say something has/ hasn't happened: for example, 'she has read the book', 'he hasn't finished it ye...

Answered by Anna M. Spanish tutor
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What are the main differences between the verbs 'ser' and 'estar'? Demonstrate your understanding with the use of examples.

While both 'ser' and 'estar' mean 'to be' in English, there are some crucial differences between both verbs which are essential to get right at any level of Spanish. There are certain 'rules of thumb' tha...

Answered by Hector P. Spanish tutor
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