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Understanding Word Families
This article is the final one of the series “One Verb at a Time” and next week we will be starting on something new. Consequently, I thought it would be[…]
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Morir
“Morir” means “to die” and there is not a great deal more one can say about the meaning. It is a root-changing verb, so the letter “o” in the root[…]
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Sonar
The literal meaning of “sonar” is “to sound” although it has quite a few alternative meanings that are expressed differently in English. First of all we should note that “sonar”[…]
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Respirar
“Respirar” means “to breathe” and although these two words are completely different from each other, we will almost certainly recognise the meaning of the Spanish word from “respiratory” problems in[…]
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Suprimir
“Suprimir” has a direct equivalent in the English language, which is the verb “to suppress” and, as often happens with words of a Latin origin, we can use our knowledge[…]
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