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    "Dar cuenta" y "Darse cuenta" no son sinónimos en este caso. La expresión según el contexto que mencionas: "haber dado cuenta" se refiere a acabar algo, consumirlo o comerlo. Por otro lado, "darse cuenta", significa: percatarse de algo.
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    November 7, 2018
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    Because: "Para cuidarlo" is similar to: "para que lo cuide" , "Para enseñarle" is similar to: "para que le enseñe" Because you are answering the question: ¿Para qué te contrató su madre? Para que lo cuide. It is correct. Para que le enseñe. It is correct. If you answer: Para que le cuide. It is wrong, named: Leísmo. Para que lo enseñe: It is wrong. named: Loísmo.
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    October 26, 2018
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    How can i translate the following sentence Tu frase parece de Samuel. Or: Tu frase se parece a la de Samuel. Or: Tu frase es parecida a la de Samuel. Or: Tu frase aparenta ser de Samuel. Or: Tu frase se ve como la de Samuel. Or: Tu frase parece escrita por Samuel. I think that it is: Your sentence like to Samuel. Your sentence seems like Samuel. I don't know.. Please... You can tell me it.. and to explain... Words can be: Like,, seems, similar, seem like... etc.
    October 21, 2018
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    "Bill" can translate like: Factura. I need pay the bill. Necesito pagar la factura. "Factura" is used when you pay in: Supermarket, cellphone payments, etc. Examples: Necesito pagar la factura de energía. Por favor, deme una factura de mi compra. La factura tiene un error. Debemos pagar la factura.
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    October 21, 2018
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    "Esta" = THIS. Examples: Esta es mi casa. This is my house. Esta es mi madre. This is my mother. "Está" = IS Examples: Ella está en casa. She is at home. Él está comiendo. He is eating.
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    October 21, 2018
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    "Este" is masculine. Examples: Este carro. This car Este trabajo. This job Este dormitorio. This bedroom Este trabajador.. This worker "Esta" is feminine. Examples: Esta mujer. This woman Esta doctora. This female doctor. The word "esto" Using when the sentence have no gender or is undefined. Examples: Yo no quiero esto. I don't want this. Esto es malo. This is bad. Necesitamos trabajar para esto. We need to work for this.
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    October 21, 2018
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    "Al" is a contraction of "a el". For example: Yo voy al trabajo. This is correct. Yo voy a el trabajo. This is wrong. When you write "a el" , you must write "al" , But if it is an own name, like: cities, places, etc.; you must write " a El". Examples: Yo viajo a El Cairo. Is correct. Yo viajo al Cairo . Is wrong because El Cairo is an own name. The word "a" is only "a". Example: Yo voy a trabajar.
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    October 21, 2018
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    De acuerdo al contexto que tu mencionas, la palabra es una vulgaridad parecida a: - Que le den por el culo! - Que se joda! Saco = Culo o trasero. Expresa esto: da igual igual lo que pase con el examen.
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    October 16, 2018
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    ¿Which expression is more correct in native english? My daughter is studying this December Or: My daughter is going to study this December Meaning: Mi hija va a estudiar este Diciembre.
    October 16, 2018
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