Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Del"
Synonyms of "Del" and their differences
Q:
What is the difference between Él está en América del Sur. and Está en América del Sur. ?
A:
it kinda the same thing the only difference is Él = He
the first one is a person and the second one is more of a object that is from south Amercia
the first one is a person and the second one is more of a object that is from south Amercia
Q:
What is the difference between L'inglese del Regno Unito and L'inglese degli Stati Uniti ?
A:
Il tuo italiano non è per niente male.... a parte un piccolo errore. Si dice... Spero di aver detto....... non spero di che aver detto 🙂
Translations of "Del"
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? “muelas del juicio”
A:
Wisdom teeth
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? estación del tren
A:
train station
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? caída del cabello
A:
You say "hair loss"
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? línea del tiempo
A:
Timeline
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? Ladrón del tiempo
A:
The common form is 'Thief of Time'. I think it's better to use this form.
Other questions about "Del"
Q:
1.No aprendí del accidente hasta que me contaran.
2.No supe del accidente hasta que me contaran.
3.No aprendí sobre el accidente hasta que me contaran. Does this sound natural?
2.No supe del accidente hasta que me contaran.
3.No aprendí sobre el accidente hasta que me contaran. Does this sound natural?
A:
2. No supe del accidente hasta que me contaron
Q:
Después del verbo TELL hay que poner “that”?
Por ejemplo: I told that I was ill
Por ejemplo: I told that I was ill
A:
No no es necesario ‘that’ (conjunción) es opcional
I told him I was going to the party ✔️
I told him that I was going to the party ✔️
I told him I was going to the party ✔️
I told him that I was going to the party ✔️
Q:
Después del verbo Try, se usa la forma -ing o el infinitivo acompañado por el to?
A:
you can use both. try doing = experiment ( we know it's possible, we don't know if it will work). try to do = attempt ( we don't know if it's possible).
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