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In order to know when we should use the subjunctive, we have to look at the context and the words that come with the verb. We use the subjunctive when there's uncertainty or doubt, when talking about a wi...
The preterite is used when talking about completed actions or events in the past. e.g. Last week I wrote to my Spanish friends. / La semana pasada escribí a mis amigos españoles.e.g. Yest...
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 ...
Getting above 40 at first can seem like a difficult task, but is more than possible. Regarding a literature response, if possible short and simple quoting can be helpful however not vital. A simple quote ...
The pretérito perfecto (he llamado, has llamado, ha llamado..) is used to describe an action which happened in a time which is not yet past, or is still part of the present. For example this year...
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