Preterite Anterior?
Can you still use the Preterito Anterior or will people look at you strangely or perhaps not understand you at all?
Can you still use the Preterito Anterior or will people look at you strangely or perhaps not understand you at all?
Hello, So far I know that the future 2 active tense can usually be translated with the present or perfect active tense. What does this look like in the passive? Can the future 2 here be translated into the present or perfect passive? LG
What the hell does that mean? Can someone explain to me why there are double conjugations here and what I need to keep in mind? Are there differences in meaning/usage (for both the present indicative and subjunctive tenses), or what are they, and where do they come from?
Is it the rule in primary schools that children (who are German on paper) attend special education classes just because their native language is not German? Our child speaks German primarily and exclusively, and hardly any of his or her native language. I find it unfortunate that only children with other native languages are automatically…
"His behavior is criticized, his problem is attributed to his friends." I wrote the sentence myself. Is this sentence grammatically and stylistically correct? Could it be described better? Thank you in advance.
Hi guys, I'm planning a trip to Japan. Can you give me a list of useful words and phrases (with pronunciation, please)? I don't want to have to communicate exclusively in English. Thanks in advance 🙂
The Pretérito anterior is no longer used as often as before, but people should understand what you say
It sounds like AI grass that always slip past the core.
The question is whether the questioner is still understood with this time form and I answer that this time form is no longer used frequently, but the Spanish speaking people should understand one. What does that sound like an AI based answer? I answered the question briefly and closely with an article I read on Google before. An AI would answer such a question with a 5-page text.
However, this is kept very general and in the above text (in particular “say”, i.e. oral) incorrect and suspected (“solten probably”).
It was clear that you didn’t know the subject yourself. That’s why demand.