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I'm a bit confused about which verb I should use here. quedar, continuar, permanecer??? help please smile

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updated ABR 8, 2010
posted by alexengijon

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You can use either one:

Si el tiempo quede así,..................

Si el tiempo continúe así,...............

Si el tiempo permanezca así,.........

updated ABR 8, 2010
posted by 005faa61
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Hola,

You can use these: "Si el tiempo sigue así..." "Si el tiempo continúa así..." "Si el tiempo permanece así..."

I wouldn't use "queda" unless it is something like "se queda..." but I don't think that it is the best choice.

Hope this helps.

updated ABR 8, 2010
posted by LuisaGomezBartle
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I'm a very raw beginner, so take this with so much salt that your doctor will be very concerned.

I'd just like to guess, and have more of a chance to learn myself.

I'll bet that it is NOT quedar, I think that is used more for things that are permanently located like buildings.

I expect that either of the others might be fine, but I'll pick - continuar.

Best wishes!

updated ABR 8, 2010
posted by lynneweixel
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