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What's the difference between 'por' and 'para'?

'Por' and 'para' both usually translate into English as 'for'. There is no firm distinction between the two so it is necessary to learn when you would use either 'por' or 'para'.
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What is the difference between the past tenses?

In Spanish, there are 3 main past tenses.
Imperfect: Used when something happened over a long period of time, or when something used to happen habitually, or when someone "was doing" somet...

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Answered by Sophie I. Spanish tutor
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explaining the subjunctive

First I would go through the conjugations for ar/er/ir verbs Then I would explain the three things to look out for when identifying a subjunctive sentence:two different subjects in same sentence a relativ...

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Answered by Zara M. Spanish tutor
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Can you give me 3 examples of when the subjunctive must be used in Spanish

The subjunctive is used for a change of subject in a sentence eg. Quiero que tu no tengas frío The subjunctive is used with the conjunction 'para que'eg. Debes llevar una chaqueta para que no tengas fríoT...

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Answered by Sarah E. Spanish tutor
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How do I know when to use the past preterite or the past imperfect?

This is something that as you use them more, they will come more naturally, but there are a few ways to remember them. In general, the preterite is use for a past action that has been completed and is fin...

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Answered by Ami S. Spanish tutor
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