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    Hi, look yo know that our language has number and gener, so sometimes its very complicated indicate the number of something but if you practice you will found that it has tips or patrons and when you know it, it'll be easier for you, now.... El traje verde Los trajes verdes La camisa roja/azul/verde/amarilla/rosada Las camisas rojas/azules/verdes/ amarillas/ rosadas i hope this can help you....
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    May 20, 2015
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    hola, mira "hay sol" y "hace sol" son exactamente lo mismo, ambos son expresiones usadas para decir que el clima está muy caliente, que hace mucho calor... Ahora "hay nieve" y "hace nieve" no es lo mismo, la forma correcta de decirlo sería hay nieve, para indicar que de verdad "hay nieve" o sí quieres indicar que está callendo nieve del cielo, dices "está nevando " Espero que te ayude....;)
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    May 20, 2015
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    i hope this can help you a little bit.....
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    May 20, 2015
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    "por" express that something happened by the action of something or someone. Example: mis padres estan furiosos por tu culpa: my parents are angry because of you. the essay was written by her: el ensayo fue escrito por por ella.
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    Ok, "para" we use "para" when we are talking about that something is for/to something reason, purpose, intension or someone. example: this is for you: esto es para ti. We need a new battery for the radio: nosotros, necesitamos la nueva bateria para la radio. i left early to catch the first train: yo me fui temprano para tomar el primer tren.
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    May 20, 2015
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    "Le ha hechado huevos el tio" es como se ha esforzado, lo ha puesto todo...
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    May 20, 2015
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    The two are correct. The pronunciation, depends of the region of the speaker. In my opinion, i think that you should choose which is easier for you...... I hope this can help you.....
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    May 20, 2015
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    I can help you...., i want to increase my english level too....
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    Hi, ok, en el concepto que yo manejo, la diferencia es que heat es un sustantivo que traduce en en español como calor, por ejemplo: the heat of the sun: el calor del sol. Mientras que hot un adjetivo que traduce en español como caliente, por ejemplo: the soup's really hot: la sopa está realmente caliente..... I hope this can help you....
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    May 20, 2015
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    "(Yo) te vi convertirte en un adulto" I hope this can help you...... ;)
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