Why does the English language use more than one word in a verb?
The english and spanish they are different in the sentences or verbs, In spanish the words change a little, in english there is a word in front, for example: to be, I will be (more than one word), and spanish it´s: ser or seré (only one word changes its shape).
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This is like asking why is the sky blue and the sun yellow. Accept it. Different cultures have different ideas about how to express time differences.
Eso es como preguntar por qué el cielo es azul y el sol amarillo. Cada cultura tiene su idea sobre como mejor expresar diferencias en el tiempo.
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