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209 | Condicional: Would, Should, y Could en Español

EPISODE · May 1, 2020 · 10 MIN

209 | Condicional: Would, Should, y Could en Español

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En este episodio vamos a responder la pregunta de Irene, quien nos pide que expliquemos sobre el condicional y la diferencia entre decir Yo podría ayudarte y yo te ayudaría. El condicional simple se forma con WOULD  + VERBO y en español es el verbo en INFINITIVO más la terminación ÍA.  Pero las palabras SHOULD Y COULD ya están en el condicional. SHOULD es DEBERÍA y COULD es PODRÍA. Estas palabras también pueden traducirse de otras formas pero en este episodio nos enfocaremos en el condicional simple.  No olvides que puedes ser parte a nuestra membresía. Encuentra todos los detalles y como registrarte aquí Spanishlandschool.com/member Puedes registrarte para tener un plan mensual de estudio estructurado para que mejores tu español. El cual incluye clases en vivo y 8 actividades por el mes.

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