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Both «de al lado» and «al lado» can be translated as 'next door', but grammatically they are different.
When used as an adjective, as it was in the title you were quoting, the correct form is «de al lado». However, if a verb is involved, and 'next door' describes 'where', you are using an adverb ('down/up/along the way/next encountered'). This is when «al lado» can be translated back into English as 'next door'. |
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