The verb asistir a......
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If you change asistir a to the yo form do you remove the a?
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updated Jan 19, 2011
posted by Trembly2015
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No, the preposition is as necessary as "on" in "depend on". You don't say "I depend you", but "depend on you". However, the "yo" shouldn't be used unless you expect to make contrast like I vs HE in "I assist... while he doesn't".
updated Jan 19, 2011
edited by lazarus1907
posted by lazarus1907
Thanks had a quiz on it today, helped alot!!! got a 100 - Trembly2015, Jan 19, 2011
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No, you can say:
Yo asisto al colegio. (I atttend the school)
Yo asisto a la fiesta. (I go/I am going to the party)
If you mean attending a place.
If you are using expressions of time in your statement, you do not need a.
Yo asisto los lunes. (I attend/go on Mondays).
I hope this helps.
updated Jan 19, 2011
posted by Ofranco
Thanks had a quiz on it today, helped alot!!! got a 100 - Trembly2015, Jan 19, 2011
