msquaredb
June 05, 2014, 03:34 PM
I am using Duolingo and becoming frustrated with the lack of explanation on the site and the way it teaches by punishment. So...I am seeking some help here.
My question is regarding the use of que/de/a to precede an infinitive after a verb. Below are some examples that have confused me. To me....they don't seem substantially different, but they use different linkers. I keep getting these types of things wrong in Duolingo and it is frustrating when the rest of the sentence is correct.
Me tengo que despertar a las seis.
I have to wake up at six.
Usted empezó a hablar.
They begin to speak.
Es imposible de saber.
It is impossible to know.
Thanks in advance!
My question is regarding the use of que/de/a to precede an infinitive after a verb. Below are some examples that have confused me. To me....they don't seem substantially different, but they use different linkers. I keep getting these types of things wrong in Duolingo and it is frustrating when the rest of the sentence is correct.
Me tengo que despertar a las seis.
I have to wake up at six.
Usted empezó a hablar.
They begin to speak.
Es imposible de saber.
It is impossible to know.
Thanks in advance!