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What is the difference between "por" and "para"?

They are both prepositions that can be translated as "for" in English. As a rule, you can think of "por" as anything that explains the reason or the means/way through which you do some...

Answered by Rosa S. Spanish tutor
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How to use direct object pronouns

I eat an apple every Thursday :Como una (manzana) todas las jueves - (La) como todas las jueves Can you give the book to Martin: Puedes dar el libro a Martin - Puedes dar(lo) a Martin

Answered by Olivia B. Spanish tutor
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What is the difference between 'ser' and 'estar'?

'Ser' is used to describe the permanent state of something, aka what something is. These are qualities which aren't going to change any time soon, and are the qualities which define a person or obj...

Answered by Laura N. Spanish tutor
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How do I know the difference between the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish?

In most cases, the preterite tense refers to completed actions, which are actions that have definite beginning and end points. Whereas the imperfect refers to actions which ...

Answered by Tom B. Spanish tutor
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What is the difference between the preterit and imperfect tense? When would each be used?

Preterit to express an action completed at a definite moment in the past Eg. Yo estuve en su casa por tres horasto express actions that because of their nature are not us...

Answered by Zoe F. Spanish tutor
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