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How does spanish grammer differ from english grammer when its translated and when does it differ

How does spanish grammer differ from english grammer when its translated and when does it differ

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I was really curious.

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updated Jul 10, 2013
posted by 14mbowler
See below and it is = it's. :) - ian-hill, Jul 10, 2013

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First, focus on English grammar.*

updated Jul 10, 2013
posted by RafaelNoiret
Spelling and grammar are two different things :) However his/her grammar could use some focus, too. - Vida_de_Scott, Jul 10, 2013
First focus on grammar?? Why? (I am not kidding) - chileno, Jul 10, 2013
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They differ in many ways, too many to explain here. You may want to do Google search on that topic.

updated Jul 10, 2013
posted by rodneyp
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And then, they are equal in many ways.

updated Jul 10, 2013
posted by chileno
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There are many ways English and Spanish differ, and you can find out some by starting with the video lessons on this site! They are an excellent way to begin learning Spanish!

updated Jul 11, 2013
posted by PumpkinCalabaza
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One way is that in English grammar there are different rules of capitalization. You need to review the ones for English apparently because of your spelling in your question.

updated Jul 10, 2013
posted by Jubilado