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June 02, 2022, 09:40 PM
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Why is the "a" used here?
I have the following:
 I'm pretty sure - based on the other examples in this part of the lesson - that they are saying "the cat can see the fish" (and not "the cat can look at the fish"). So, I'm not sure why they are saying "al pez" instead of "el pez". 
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