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February 21, 2023, 10:50 AM
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Lejos de odiarlo o de temerle
Hi,
Sin embargo, nuestros padres (Dios los tenga en su santa Gloria), lejos de odiarlo o de temerle, complacíanse aún en ponderar sus descomunales hazañas, ... Not that I were completely ignorant about lo/le, but as a student I'm still frustrated. Odiar and temer look like just two grammatically equivalent verbs to me. How am I supposed to internalize the difference? I can just memorize the case (with the articles in English it turned out to be the soundest approach  ); is there a better way?
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