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most frequently used preposition in Spanish | |||
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has several English translations of, from, by, about, and belonging to |
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when de follows salir (to leave) it is translated from | ||||
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when de follows saber (to know) it is translated about | ||||
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de + el = del | El libro del profesor es aburrido. | The teacher's book is boring. | |
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