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Quiero saber cuando usar cada de estas palabras ....

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aun e incluso both means even , todavía e aún means still , I do not know I want to use these words but I am a little confused I saw this picture and I want to say ; it is right , the smile worthes even more , "es cierto,la sonrisa vale aun o incluso más ".I mean more than all the money. Which should I use???? enter image description here

GRACIAS

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updated Apr 6, 2013
edited by bonita45
posted by bonita45

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I don't believe there is a real rule for which one to use. They are synonyms which means they're interchangeable. You can use whichever one you want. In this case, I would use aun because I think it sounds better, but it's really up to you.

Also, take a look at this post, it may help you.

updated Apr 6, 2013
posted by lizarey
gracias por la ayuda ^_^ - bonita45, Apr 6, 2013
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According to the website, aun and incluso are more or less synonyms when used as adverbs.

However, aun is not listed as a preposition, but is listed as a conjunction.

Incluso, however, is listed as a preposition, but not as a conjunction.

updated Apr 6, 2013
posted by ATuring