May 21, 2023
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Why do you use A in this sentence?
Algunos alumnos se levantan muy pronto, A las 5 de la mañana.
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Algunos alumnos se levantan muy pronttemprano, Aa las 5 de la mañana.
Algunos alumnos se levantan muy temprano, a las 5 de la mañana.
a = at. "a las 5" = "at 5" (in this context there's no English equivalent for the article "las", but it's required because "cinco" behaves as a countable noun when it refers to a certain time of the day). Also, not using "a" would sound as wrong as not using "at" in English. Imagine saying "Some students wake up very early, 5 a.m."
May 25, 2023
Algunos alumnos se levantan muy pronttemprano, Aa las 5 de la mañana.
a = at. "a las 5" = "at 5" (in this context there's no English equivalent for the article "las", but it's required because "cinco" behaves as a countable noun when it refers to a certain time of the day). Also, not using "a" would sound as wrong as not using "at" in English. Imagine saying "Some students wake up very early, 5 a.m."
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Ayúdame, por favor. |
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Algunos alumnos se levantan muy pronto, a las 5 de la mañana. |
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Algunos alumnos se levantan muy pronto, A las 5 de la mañana.
Algunos alumnos se levantan muy a = at. "a las 5" = "at 5" (in this context there's no English equivalent for the article "las", but it's required because "cinco" behaves as a countable noun when it refers to a certain time of the day). Also, not using "a" would sound as wrong as not using "at" in English. Imagine saying "Some students wake up very early, 5 a.m." |
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