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Mi práctica con el subjuntivo - Page 2


bobjenkins July 27, 2009 01:03 AM
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Originally Posted by irmamar (Post 43393)
Está muy bien, Bob :)
Muchas gracias ! No tiene muchos errores por eso estoy feliz:D

CrOtALiTo July 27, 2009 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted by bobjenkins (Post 43402)
Muchas gracias ! No tiene muchos errores por eso estoy feliz:D
It's good guy, because it only demonstrate that you've gotten better during these last few days, and another thing that it demonstrate is that you have endeavored alot, and you need to continue improving more and more your Spanish.

Cheer up friend!;)

bobjenkins July 27, 2009 08:09 PM
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Originally Posted by CrOtALiTo (Post 43514)
It's good guy, because it only demonstrate that you've gotten better during these last few days, and another thing that it demonstrate is that you have endeavored alot, and you need to continue improving more and more your Spanish.

Cheer up friend!;)
muchas gracias amigo!:):)

Tomisimo July 27, 2009 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted by brute (Post 43302)
Accented capitals. Is Spanish like French in this respect?

Can one write "Él" or "El" for "he" ? Are they both correct?

Tense ¿espera o esperó?
Historically, accents were not required on capital letters due to physical restrictions with typeface (or something like that). Current thought seems to prefer accenting all letters that need it, even if it is a capital letter. (That's my personal preference as well).

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Originally Posted by Tomisimo (Post 43216)
(El) Espero que (él) gane la lotería.
(Yo) Espero ganar (yo) la lotería. (Instead of "Espero que (yo) gane la lotería.)
Concerning this example.... I intended the first sentence to illustrate the use of an "el" conjugation, and the second a "yo" conjugation. That's why I preceded the sentences with the markers "(El)" and "(Yo)". They weren't supposed to be part of the actual sentence. Sorry for the misunderstanding. :(

bobjenkins July 27, 2009 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Tomisimo (Post 43562)
Historically, accents were not required on capital letters due to physical restrictions with typeface (or something like that). Current thought seems to prefer accenting all letters that need it, even if it is a capital letter. (That's my personal preference as well).

:(
He visto esa frase en una película antigua (1973)

Erase una vez

Falta un acento, pienso. Estoy alegre de que ahora todo el mundo siempre añadan los acentos

Tomisimo July 27, 2009 10:41 PM
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Originally Posted by bobjenkins (Post 43563)
He visto esa frase en una película antigua (1973)

Erase una vez

Falta un acento, pienso. Estoy alegre de que ahora todo el mundo siempre añadan los acentos
Tienes razón. Debe ser "Érase una vez".


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