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“Candle” (vela, bujía, and candela) has uses as an idiom (modismo). If something “is not worth the candle”, it is not worth doing (no merece
Intransitive (intransitivo) verbs do not have an object. The same rule applies in Spanish. Despite this basic rule, mistakes are made especially by the Americans
“To be” is an intransitive verb, (un verbo intransitivo como ser y estar en español). As in Spanish, it has no object (objeto). The verb
“Appreciate” is often used wrongly. Imagine that you are having a discussion with someone, and he says “I appreciate what you are saying”. Have you heard
These two abbreviations are often confused and used incorrectly, i.e. they are often used as though they were the same. They are not. “I.e.” comes
Adjectives or nouns – which is the better option? A strange question! Adjectives are different from nouns. Hold your horses! ¡Para el carro! ¡Despacito! An
The subjunctive exists (existe) in English. However, many people – including educated people – do not use it or are ignorant of it. Here is
Have you taken the Cambridge First Certificate or Advanced exam? If so, you will have read or heard these sentences: “You will hear people talking
These words are commonly confused (confuso). “Lay” generally means “to put something down” (poner, colocar) as in: Podemos is going to lay a carpet in
Here are more examples of long and unnecessary phrases. They are grammatically correct, but should be avoided. The example
“Able” is an adjective that should only be used for living things (mortals and animals). So humans are able to do things (poder hacer algo
If you would like to avoid being accused of circumlocution, be brief, not long-winded (no interminable). Do not use four or more words if one
