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Forum: Grammar December 20, 2011, 05:53 AM

Replies: 105 Sticky: When to use the verb "Ser" and when to use "Estar" Views: 322,859 Posted By pacomartin123 Thank you for the corrections. I should have read... Thank you for the corrections. I should have read the entire thread first. Pedantically, it helps the student to understand that the English verb "to be", and it's accidents "am,are,is,was,were,...

Forum: Grammar December 19, 2011, 09:26 PM

Replies: 105 Sticky: When to use the verb "Ser" and when to use "Estar" Views: 322,859 Posted By pacomartin123 Tomasimo, The English verb "to be" is by far... Tomasimo, The English verb "to be" is by far the most commonly used verb (roughly 1 in 4 times when we say a verb it is a conjugation of "to be") and also by far the most irregular verb in the...

Forum: Grammar December 19, 2011, 08:49 PM

Replies: 14 One can see many stars Views: 5,765 Posted By pacomartin123 Impersonal "se" Can you please look at this short website: The Impersonal and Passive se in Spanish (http://www.drlemon.com/Grammar/impersonal.html) The website makes the statement: Impersonal voice using se...

Forum: Grammar December 19, 2011, 01:51 PM

Replies: 14 One can see many stars Views: 5,765 Posted By pacomartin123 Thank you Rusty. I was looking for a valid... Thank you Rusty. I was looking for a valid grammatical reason. I see that the impersonal plural does not use the word 'se'. Dicen que la pizza vegetariana es saludosa. As to the English...

Forum: Culture December 19, 2011, 01:35 PM

Replies: 36 Differences in Spanish as spoken in other countries Views: 21,446 Posted By pacomartin123 Get in BrE and AmE When comparing British English (BrE) to American English (AmE) people tend to concentrate on the phrases that are vulgar in one dialect, and not vulgar in the other. The phrases "knock me up" and the...

Forum: Grammar December 19, 2011, 12:55 PM

Replies: 14 One can see many stars Views: 5,765 Posted By pacomartin123 One can see many stars I am receiving advice on other forums that I don't think is correct. The English phrase "One can see many stars" would be translated as: "uno puede ver muchas estrellas". But I am told that...

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