Spanish question?
Hello, how would you translate "sobre el papel" (6th line) here?
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Can someone explain subjunctive 1 and subjunctive 2 to me?
I've done some research and watched videos, but I still don't understand how to do it. Changing verbs is very difficult for me.
I think on paper For the purposes of theoretical or first can also be said in German if you want to create a contrast to the possible not following implementation in practice.
That’s what this is about sobre el papel.
“on paper” as first version. But it would be helpful if you could at least see the sentence before.