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Explain the expression “es cada vez más”
Does anyone have a good explanation for the use of “ser” vs “estar” in a expression like “El precio de la comida es cada vez más alto”. I might have assumed that estar is more appropriate because “el precio” is something variable. But it seems pretty clear that ser is the proper verb. Is ser always used with “cada vez más”?
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Pregunta del uso de “mismo que”
Quiero decir “I live in the same city as my parents”. Está bien decir — “Vivo en la misma ciudad que mis padres”?? O es mejor decir “Vivo en la misma ciudad en la que viven mis padres”. O algo diferente? Busco la manera más simple que también es correcto.
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Looking for book recommendation in Spanish
I have read and liked books by Carlos Ruiz Zafón and also by Isabelle Allende. I would be interested in something fairly recently written and at intermediate level of difficulty. Any recommendation? Thanks!
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Translation for "What do you have to lose?"
I think "Que tienes que perder?" Correcto?
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Help with expressions like "I am/was supposed to ..., but I ...
In spanish
In spanish, how to best say "I am supposed to ..." or "I was supposed to ...
Example ---
I am supposed to go to Chicago today, but I don't want to" or in past "I was supposed to go but I didn't"
Creo que es ---
Se supone que hoy voy a Chicago pero no quiero
Se suponía que iría pero no fui
Es correcto?
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