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9 Nov 2020
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Are there any mistakes here:
Este mes he ido a Berlín.
Hemos gustado muchísimo.
Hemos visitado a unas amigos que viven allí.
Hemos enseñado todos los lugares de interés.
Hemos visto la puerta de Brandeburgo.
He visto el visto de la reina Nefertiti y he encantado.
Hemos probado la comida típica y hemos bebido.
Es una de las ciudades mas bonitas que he visto.
Are there any mistakes here:
Este mes he ido a Berlín.
Hemos gustado muchísimo.
Hemos visitado a unas amigos que viven allí.
Hemos enseñado todos los lugares de interés.
Hemos visto la puerta de Brandeburgo.
He visto el visto de la reina Nefertiti y he encantado.
Hemos probado la comida típica y hemos bebido.
Es una de las ciudades mas bonitas que he visto.
Este mes he ido a Berlín.
Hemos gustado muchísimo.
Hemos visitado a unas amigos que viven allí.
Hemos enseñado todos los lugares de interés.
Hemos visto la puerta de Brandeburgo.
He visto el visto de la reina Nefertiti y he encantado.
Hemos probado la comida típica y hemos bebido.
Es una de las ciudades mas bonitas que he visto.
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@bilgeoz
* Este mes he ido a Berlín.
* Nos ha gustado muchísimo.
* Hemos visitado a unos amigos que viven allí.
* Nos han enseñado todos los lugares de interés.
* Hemos visto la puerta de Brandeburgo.
* He visto el busto de la reina Nefertiti y me ha encantado.
* Hemos probado platos típicos.
* Es una de las ciudades más bonitas que he visto.
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@Ana90 why not hemos enseñado..... but it is nos han enseñado.... with which verbs should I use this structure?
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@bilgeoz
Since you said "Hemos visitado a unos amigos que viven allí" (We have visited some friends who live there) before, I thought those friends are the ones that showed you those places of interest, so the next sentence would be "Nos han enseñado todos los lugares de interés" (They have shown us all the places of interest).
If you say "hemos enseñado", this means "we have shown". This would be correct if you are the people who showed those places to other people, but by the context of your setences, you are the visitors and you can't show places you don't know.
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The subject of "han enseñado" is 'they', and "nos" means 'us'.
---> (Ellos) nos han enseñado esos lugares = They have shown us those places.
If you say "hemos enseñado", the subject is 'we'.
---> (Nosotros) hemos enseñado esos lugares = We have shown those places.
You can add "les", which means 'them'.
---> (Nosotros) les hemos enseñado esos lugares = We have shown them those places.
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@Ana90 ahh thanks a lot, I appreciate your help ❣
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