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Parte de la oración que expresa acción, estado o movimiento. // The part of speech that expresses action, state or occurrence.
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When should I use the word 'yo' in a sentence where the verb conjugation already shows that ...
Besides clarification as the other answers had pointed out, there's also another use: to add emphasis on that something is personal, for example, expressing opinions:
Yo lo haría de esta forma...
Yo …
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"Se te debería ir" vs. "Debería írsete"
Estaba escribiéndole a un amigo que acaba de ser operado, y redacté la siguiente frase.
"En poco tiempo se te debería ir el dolor."
Sin embargo, suelo expresarme de otra forma. Lo que quise escr …
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Present subjunctive in vos form
It is generally conjugated as the second person, or like the 'vosotros' conjugation (second plural), but wihout the last i.
La ley requiere que (vos) tengas 18 años para votar.
Second person: (t …
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