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Old February 26, 2009, 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by cmon View Post
Are any of the following correct?

The roses are planted in front of the fence.
Las rosas son plantadas delante de la cerca.
Las rosas están plantadas delante de la cerca.

The roses are planted in front.
Las rosas son plantadas por delante.
Las rosas están plantadas por delante.
Yes. (In my non grammar way) :-)

Consider this.

The roses are planted in front of the fence.

Would this mean in English that:

The roses have to be planted in front of the fence?

The roses are actually in the spot defined by the front of the fence?

The forms are correct, from my usage point of view.
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