El normalmente daba £5.00 sola,
El normalmente daba £5.00 sola, pero en esta ocasión, dio £10.00. He normally only gives £5.00, but on this occasion he gave £10.00.
Please review and correct my attempt.
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Normalmente solo da £5.00 , pero en esta ocasión, dio £10.00.
Nice try, poly, no subject pronoun!! ![]()
él normalmente da solo£5.00 , pero en esta ocasión, dio £10.00. He normally only gives £5.00, but on this occasion he gave £10.00.
Hi Poly - The word "he" takes an accent on the "e" but native speakers will only say "él" if there's some confusion as to who they are talking about.
He gives = da
I think it should be "solo". You wrote "sola" which is feminine. I also think it sounds better before that "£5.00".
(My Spanish is intermediate so let's hope we get some more answers)
Greetings from sunny Leicester ![]()
Él=he
alternatives: suele, estaba acostumbrado a dar
Not sure, but the only in the English sentence may be an adverb modifying the adjective five [pounds]. If so, adverbs do not show gender and it would be sólo (not sure if the tilde is used anymore) or solamente in Spanish.