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I don't know, each time I try to put "wood", with the singular in a sentence, it's refused.
DL seems both unable and unwilling to use the English language, preferring one particular narrow dialect.
yes, this one is really bad. A wood, the woods, but also can be the wood, but not a woods!
Yes, but we didn't use "a woods", but the normal article, and I don't see a difference between "wood" and "woods". In French too, you can use either the expression "dans les bois" (plural) or "dans le bois" (singular) even when there's only one wood. It means the wood is dense, it couldn't a real "woods" as a plural, because there's no frontier between one wood and another. Is it the same in Spanish and English?
I may be forgetting something really basic, but couldn't this be "we see many animals in the forest."?
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When she pronounces 'vimos', I hear a v-sound rather than a b-sound. However I read on http://spanish.about.com/od/spanishpronunciation/a/b.htm that 'v' in spanish is pronounced like 'b' in english. So I'm a little bit confused.
VER: a highly irregular and often used verb. 1) Presente = vemos 2) Imperfecto =: vei'amos 3) Preterito = vimos. Better sentence to teach this is: We saw many animals in the forest last November. (Preterito used for one time occurrences.)
I know i heard this wrong, but this could have been vemos also, correct? tx.
What about "we saw plenty animals in the forest?" I don't know, I'm not a native English speaker.
why is the use of the present tense not correct? How would I notice the difference?
Marked wrong for: "we saw many animals in the forest " 10/19 ...suggested answer: "we saw many animals in the forest "
Why not "a muchos animales"? Isn't the "a" required here after 'vimos'?
