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Forum: Grammar January 29, 2012, 04:20 AM

Replies: 4 Should "siempre" come before or after a conjugated verb in a question? Views: 6,349 Posted By Yoodle15 Gracias! Gracias!

Forum: Grammar January 29, 2012, 12:37 AM

Replies: 4 Should "siempre" come before or after a conjugated verb in a question? Views: 6,349 Posted By Yoodle15 Should "siempre" come before or after a conjugated verb in a question? Which sentence order is correct? "Qué siempre pides en los restaurantes?" "Qué pides siempre en los restaurantes?" Thanks in advance.

Forum: Practice & Homework January 29, 2012, 12:34 AM

Replies: 6 Does this sentence make sense? Views: 3,480 Posted By Yoodle15 "Arturo tuvo dificultad con la cámara, lo cual le... "Arturo tuvo dificultad con la cámara, lo cual le resultó muy cómico a Raquel." Thank you again!

Forum: Grammar January 29, 2012, 12:30 AM

Replies: 5 Is the subject pronoun 'yo' necessary in this sentence? Views: 4,220 Posted By Yoodle15 Thank you, Don José! Thank you, Don José!

Forum: Grammar January 28, 2012, 08:17 AM

Replies: 2 Is the indirect object pronoun 'le' necessary in this sentence? Views: 3,975 Posted By Yoodle15 Thank you! Your comments are always so... Thank you! Your comments are always so helpful!

Forum: Grammar January 28, 2012, 08:12 AM

Replies: 5 Is the subject pronoun 'yo' necessary in this sentence? Views: 4,220 Posted By Yoodle15 Thanks! Thanks!

Forum: Practice & Homework January 28, 2012, 08:11 AM

Replies: 6 Does this sentence make sense? Views: 3,480 Posted By Yoodle15 Thank you! Especially for the very big hint! :) ... Thank you! Especially for the very big hint! :) "Arturo tomó una fotografía de él y Raquel juntos. Arturo tuvo dificuldad con la cámara, lo cual resultarle muy cómico a Raquel."

Forum: Grammar January 28, 2012, 12:14 AM

Replies: 2 Is the indirect object pronoun 'le' necessary in this sentence? Views: 3,975 Posted By Yoodle15 Is the indirect object pronoun 'le' necessary in this sentence? ¿A qué hora le despertó el teléfono a Raquel?

Forum: Grammar January 28, 2012, 12:12 AM

Replies: 5 Is the subject pronoun 'yo' necessary in this sentence? Views: 4,220 Posted By Yoodle15 Is the subject pronoun 'yo' necessary in this sentence? "Este fin de semana, quiero quedarme en casa y leer una novela. Tengo muchos libros, pero no tengo suficiente tiempo para leer todos. Quiero leer "Un Pasaje a la India" de E.M Forster. Yo también...

Forum: Practice & Homework January 28, 2012, 12:06 AM

Replies: 6 Does this sentence make sense? Views: 3,480 Posted By Yoodle15 Does this sentence make sense? "Arturo tuvo dificultad con la cámara y le lo fue muy cómico para Raquel." Raquel did not find Arturo funny, but found how he was having difficult using the camera funny.

Forum: Practice & Homework January 28, 2012, 12:00 AM

Replies: 5 Are there mistakes in this Spanish paragraph? Views: 3,503 Posted By Yoodle15 Thank you! Thank you!

Forum: Practice & Homework January 27, 2012, 12:28 PM

Replies: 5 Are there mistakes in this Spanish paragraph? Views: 3,503 Posted By Yoodle15 Thank you! I have corrected my mistakes. I... Thank you! I have corrected my mistakes. I cannot find the right answers to the mistakes underlined below: Dos monumentos de la ciudad son el obelisco blanco (como el de Washington) y una...

Forum: Grammar January 27, 2012, 11:52 AM

Replies: 3 Is "saber" or "conocer" the correct verb in this sentence? Views: 5,492 Posted By Yoodle15 Thank you :) Thank you :)

Forum: Grammar January 27, 2012, 07:57 AM

Replies: 3 Is "saber" or "conocer" the correct verb in this sentence? Views: 5,492 Posted By Yoodle15 Is "saber" or "conocer" the correct verb in this sentence? "Después de la muerte de su padre, Arturo no quiso conocer/saber más de su hermano."

Forum: Practice & Homework January 27, 2012, 05:03 AM

Replies: 5 Are there mistakes in this Spanish paragraph? Views: 3,503 Posted By Yoodle15 Are there mistakes in this Spanish paragraph? Hay muchos lugares interesantes para el turista en Buenos Aires. El barrio de San Telmo es donde muchos artistas y escritores viven. El barrio de La Boca tiene casas de colores vivos y restaurantes...

Forum: Practice & Homework January 27, 2012, 05:01 AM

Replies: 6 Are there grammatical mistakes in this Spanish paragraph? Views: 3,121 Posted By Yoodle15 Thank you! Thank you!

Forum: Practice & Homework January 26, 2012, 09:15 AM

Replies: 6 Are there grammatical mistakes in this Spanish paragraph? Views: 3,121 Posted By Yoodle15 Thank you both!! I corrected my errors. I... Thank you both!! I corrected my errors. I did not find the correct answer to one error though: what is the right preposition to replace "en" in "...ellos fueron de compras en (wrong preposition)...

Forum: Grammar January 25, 2012, 11:44 AM

Replies: 4 Is the verb "tener" correct in this context? Views: 3,861 Posted By Yoodle15 Thank you everyone! Thank you everyone!

Forum: Practice & Homework January 25, 2012, 08:40 AM

Replies: 6 Are there grammatical mistakes in this Spanish paragraph? Views: 3,121 Posted By Yoodle15 Are there grammatical mistakes in this Spanish paragraph? Mientras esperaban la carta, los dos volvieron a la casa de Arturo y conversaron un poco. Al/El día siguiente, ellos fueron de compras en la Calle Florida. Raquel compró una bolsa de cuero en una...

Forum: Grammar January 25, 2012, 05:54 AM

Replies: 4 Is the verb "tener" correct in this context? Views: 3,861 Posted By Yoodle15 Is the verb "tener" correct in this context? "La carta tiene la dirección de mi hermano." Is "tener" an appropriate verb? Does a letter "tener" something? Or should I used "haber?"

Forum: Grammar January 25, 2012, 02:44 AM

Replies: 1 Should I use "conocer" or "saber" in this sentence? Views: 3,547 Posted By Yoodle15 Should I use "conocer" or "saber" in this sentence? "Bob quiere conocer más de su hermano." or "Bob no quiere saber más de su hermano." "Conocer" is used for knowing (being acquainted with) people, places or things. "Saber" is used for...

Forum: Translations January 24, 2012, 04:10 AM

Replies: 2 How do I say "sweet poems"? Views: 2,391 Posted By Yoodle15 How do I say "sweet poems"? I want to translate this sentence: "e.e cumming's poems are very sweet and original." What Spanish adjective can say that a poem is "sweet"?

Forum: Grammar January 15, 2012, 11:00 PM

Replies: 8 Adjective "frita" Views: 2,580 Posted By Yoodle15 Thank you! :) Thank you! :)

Forum: Grammar January 15, 2012, 11:07 AM

Replies: 8 Adjective "frita" Views: 2,580 Posted By Yoodle15 Adjective "frita" "En cuanto a legumbres, no me gusta nada frita." With what is "frita" supposed to agree? With "nada" or with "legumbres"?

Forum: Translations January 10, 2012, 12:05 AM

Replies: 14 Do you (usted) like Don Quixote? (English to Spanish) Views: 3,987 Posted By Yoodle15 :):):) :):):)

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