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

Many people struggle with knowing when to you "por" and "para" as often they both translate to mean "for". There is no simple shortcut on learning when to use which other tha...

Answered by Alice S. • Spanish tutor

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Translate the following passage into Spanish: When I was young, I used to visit my granddad every Friday. One day, I visited him with my mum. We drank coffee and watched the football. There isn't much to do in my granddad's house.

Cuando era pequeñ@, yo visitaba a mi abuelo cada viernes. Un día, lo visité con mi madre. Bebimos cafe y vimos el fútbol. No hay mucho que hacer en la casa de mi abuelo.

Answered by Anna G. • Spanish tutor

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When should I use 'por' and when should I use 'para'?

POR: causa, motivo, razón -- por ejemplo: no pudimos salir por (a causa de) la nieve | equivale a "en favor de", "en busca de" ...

Answered by Rubi I. • Spanish tutor

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In which contexts should I use the present subjunctive instead of the present indicative?

Knowing when to use the present subjunctive instead of the present indicative can be tricky, but luckily there is a handy acronym to help you remember when you need it…
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Answered by Hannah K. • Spanish tutor

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Escríbe un mensaje a tu amigo español. Menciona algo que hiciste recientemente que fue muy divertido y qué haces para mantenerte en forma.

¡Hola amigo! ¿Cómo estás? Tengo que decirte, la semana pasada, tuvo una experiencia inolvidable. Mis amigos y yo fuimos a un festival en el parque para celebrar los artistas musicales jóvenes que han teni...

Answered by Chrystine A. • Spanish tutor

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