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Soltar
The verb “soltar” means “to release” or “to loosen” and has quite a variety of different uses which I will endeavour to explain. First of all though, as usual, I[…]
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Quedar
“Quedar” is quite a tricky verb to explain. It’s used very commonly indeed in Spanish in many everyday contexts, but eludes direct translation most of the time so is quite[…]
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Construir
Sometimes verbs in Spanish remind us directly of English verbs and this is the case of “construír” which means “to construct”. Interestingly though, we also have a more commonly used[…]
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Deber
“Deber” is an interesting verb as it can be used in two completely different ways. It can stand in for what we refer to in English grammar as a “modal”[…]
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Preferir
Here is a verb that does what it says on the packet. It looks like “prefer” and that is exactly what it means. This verb is “root-changing e-ie” which means[…]
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