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Hello! I am a beginning learner of Spanish and I does not understand very well the grammars. It would be very appreciated if you could explain in details and in English. Thanks!

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Jul 10	comment	Sentences structure: garantizarse Hi, what would you recommend to say in Spanish for the similar meaning that in English?
Jul 10	comment	Sentences structure: garantizarse Hi, if 'No one is gauranteed...' is poor in grammar, what would you recommend?
Jul 9	comment	Sentences structure: garantizarse @BrianA: pero los demás son el mismo significado?
Jul 9	comment	Sentences structure: garantizarse @Laura, thanks for remind me. I've edited my question again.
Jul 9	revised	Sentences structure: garantizarse added 69 characters in body
Jul 8	comment	Word usage: serme okay, thanks!. :)
Jul 7	comment	Word usage: serme By the way, why you said "ser fiel a mí mismO" but "mentirme a mí mismA"?
Jul 7	comment	Word usage: serme No, it's from a recent article written by someone.
Jul 7	comment	word usage: “inquietarse” and “inquieta” let us continue this discussion in chat
Jul 7	comment	word usage: “inquietarse” and “inquieta” Sí, soy china. :)
Jul 7	accepted	Sentence structure: el que, lo que
Jul 7	comment	Sentence structure: el que, lo que Ya veo. Gracias.
Jul 7	accepted	word usage: “inquietarse” and “inquieta”
Jul 7	comment	word usage: “inquietarse” and “inquieta” ¡Gracias! Ya veo poco. Necesito explorar más para entender.
Jul 7	comment	Sentence structure: el que, lo que ¡Gracias! Y el tercera frase "Solo se puede controlar el presente", ¿qué? Es bien decir así?
Jul 7	comment	word usage: “inquietarse” and “inquieta” A mí me cuesta con las definiciones de "sujeto" y "objeto". Como en esta frase "Do you still worried about the future?", el sujeto es "you" y el objeto es "the future", no? Por qué invierte?
Jul 7	accepted	Difference between “oeste” and “occidente”
Jul 7	comment	Difference between “oeste” and “occidente” @JouSauron: ya veo. Gracias.
Jul 7	comment	word usage: “furtivamente” and “a escondidas” Gracias... Joul!
Jul 7	accepted	word usage: “furtivamente” and “a escondidas”