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Originally Posted by Perikles
Also hacer = to do or to make, where some seem to make(!) mistakes more often than statistically likely.  |
Yes, Perikles, this is still a challenge to me sometimes, after all these years speaking English.
Also,
"on" and
"in". They both mean
"en".
"On" is supposedly used when referring to
"encima" and
"in" when referring to
"dentro" or
"adentro".
But it doesn't always work that way..
Why would you say
"write it on the list"but"write it in the note" ???
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Originally Posted by laepelba 
Hacer - YES, my students have all sorts of problems with "do" and "make".......
Quedar - still drives me crazy!!
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Silly question, but here it goes: What's the problem with "quedar"?
