Think whether the following expressions usually go with the preposition de or with a: atento
celoso
frente
amante
con respecto
cerca
lejos
favorable
en torno
alrededor
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Hoy escuchamos: Nunca nadie, un cuento de la periodista colombiana Margarita Posada.
Our goal: Differentiate the preterite (completed action) and the imperfect (habitual action or description) in the past. Basic Rules: 1. Preterite – Use it for
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