The word «time» in Spanish can be translated to Spanish in several different ways! This is a source of confusion for many of my students, so I made this video to explain which words to use depending on the intended meaning of «time» in different contexts.
Enjoy the video!
Who’s that present for? Who did you go to the movies with? Sure, grammar rules tell us not to end sentences with prepositions in English, but we hear it all of the time!
Spanish, on the other hand, is a different story. This contrast leads us to such mistakes as «*Quién es este regalo para?»
In this video lesson, I explain how to understand and fix the common error of ending phrases with prepositions in Spanish.
Want to test your knowledge before you get started? Here is a free handout:
HANDOUT: Errores comunes. Terminar una frase con una preposición
Try it before watching the video, try again after the lesson is finished, and then check the answer key!
ANSWER KEY Errores comunes. Terminar una frase con una preposición
Enjoy the video!
Also, here is the lyric video for the song I mention in the video, «¿Con quién se queda el perro?» by Jesse &Joy.
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