5 Answered Questions for the topic adverbios
06/25/19
How to decide between "ahora" and "ya" for the sense "now"?
I know that *`ya`* has additional meanings besides simply *`now`*, such as *`already`*.But considering just the sense of *`ya`* which does mean *`now`*, when should I use it and when should I use...
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Why are Spanish adverbs formed using the feminine?
To form adverbs in Spanish, you take your chosen adjective, e.g. **lent@** - *slow*, turn it into the feminine form, **lenta**, then add *-mente*, ***lentamente*** - *slowly*.Why do you use the...
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no + verb + "nada"?
Why is it that to say "say nothing" in Spanish, one would write "no habla de nada"? Why the extra "no"? Another example: "I know nothing" translates to "Yo no se nada".
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When should the subjunctive be used after "mientras"?
When should *mientras* or *mientras que* be followed by the subjunctive and when by the indicative? In both cases, how is *mientras* usually translated?
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Cerca vs. acerca vs. cercano?
What is the exact difference between these words? If I were to translate, for instance, “I am near the bank”, which one of the following would be the best way to go and why:
1. *Estoy cerca del...
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