This is an upper beginner or low intermediate lesson geared to help you work on fluency! Among the key concepts is the use of the connector (relative pronoun) what, as well as the term (others) and las demás personas. These terms are a little better in usage that what a non-native speaker might use. For example, los demás personas is best used in place of “otras personas.” You might also just use los demás.
This is an upper beginner or low intermediate lesson geared to help you work on fluency! Among the key concepts is the use of the connector (relative pronoun) what–lo que, as well as the term other people–las demás personas. These terms are a little better in usage that what a non-native speaker might use. For example, other people is best used in place of “las demás personas” You might also just use others.
Please concentrate on connectors for fluency, and other little words that mess you up, like se. The key to comprehension in this lesson is understanding what these terms mean and how they change the meaning of the story. I should also note that the use of seres humanos and discussing their personality traits and physical characteristics is very much in line with the general uses of the verb ser to describe inherent characteristics.
Please listen to the audio as you flip through the lesson. Stop the lesson when prompted .
singular | plural | |||
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1st persons | I | am | we | are |
2nd persons | you | are | all of you | are |
3rd persons | he she it | is | they | are |