adverbial

adverbial
[ədˈvɜːbɪəl]
adjetivo
1. adverbial
  • an adverbial use -> un uso adverbial

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adverbial [ad-vér-bial]
adjetivo
1. Adverbial, lo perteneciente al adverbio.

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"adverbial" en el foro de Respuestas
P: Subjunctive in Adverbial Clauses
R: Forget about adverbial subordinates and other types of subordinates. There is only one rule for the use of the subjunctive: you use indicative when you…
P: Adverbial Clauses
R: > Hey all, > > > > I know when to use the subjunctive and indicative. **(Wow, am I envious.)** :sick: (green with envy) > > What tenses should be used?…
P: Subjunctive with Adverbial Clauses
R: I don't see any problem with your use of the subjunctive here. There are some other things that could use a little help, though. I will let some native…
P: adverbial clauses and the subjunctive
R: "Para que" always take subjunctive, and the list of missing constructions you are asking for is probably too long to include it here. I suggest you try…
P: Adverbial Clauses (Ver)
R: después de ver..... You would used the infinitive after the preposition. It usually functions as a noun, many times a gerund. ...after [seeing with his…
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