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1 Dec 2020
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“A Miguel le colocaron un respirador artificial.”
Por favor, ayudadme. ¿Sonaría bien esa frase?, para mí me da impresión rara, creo que el verbo “poner” más adecuada que el “colocar“. Así es: A Miguel le “pusieron” un respirador artificial.
“A Miguel le colocaron un respirador artificial.”
Por favor, ayudadme. ¿Sonaría bien esa frase?, para mí me da impresión rara, creo que el verbo “poner” más adecuada que el “colocar“. Así es: A Miguel le “pusieron” un respirador artificial.
Por favor, ayudadme. ¿Sonaría bien esa frase?, para mí me da impresión rara, creo que el verbo “poner” más adecuada que el “colocar“. Así es: A Miguel le “pusieron” un respirador artificial.
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Colocaron sería la opción más adecuada aunque suene raro.
Ambas serían correctas pero pienso yo que suena más adecuado decir colocaron.
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Colocaron sería la opción más adecuada aunque suene raro.
Ambas serían correctas pero pienso yo que suena más adecuado decir colocaron.
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Si suena bien, porsupuesto que "poner" es más usado, aún así ambas significan lo mismo en trasladar objetos.
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