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Si no sé la gente al que estoy hablando y les digo ¿Quién todavía no ha ido a la playa ?.Esto será correcto o debo usar el subjuntivo "haya ido".
segunda pregunta acerca la primera frase "la gente al que estoy hablando" está correcto cuando digo así.
Si no sé la gente al que estoy hablando y les digo ¿Quién todavía no ha ido a la playa ?.Esto será correcto o debo usar el subjuntivo "haya ido".
segunda pregunta acerca la primera frase "la gente al que estoy hablando" está correcto cuando digo así.
segunda pregunta acerca la primera frase "la gente al que estoy hablando" está correcto cuando digo así.
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En la primera oración estaría bien decir: "¿Quién no ha ido todavía a la playa?" .
Estaría bien usado el pretérito perfecto si es una acción que ha ocurrido recientemente, hace días, horas, ayer, antes de ayer.
Es uso del pretérito perfecto es para acciones que han sucedido en un tiempo cercano al nuestro.
Respecto a la frase "la gente al que estoy hablando" ,no estaría del todo bien.
Sería :
"la gente con la que estoy hablando " o "la gente con la cual estoy hablando".
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Tu primera pregunta es correcta. Con el subjuntivo estaría mal.
En cuanto a tu segunda pregunta, lo correcto sería "la gente a la que", ya que "gente" es femenino.
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* Si no conozco a la gente la que / con la que estoy hablando y les digo "¿quién no ha ido todavía a la playa?", ¿esto es correcto o debo usar el subjuntivo "haya ido"?
Segunda pregunta acerca de la primera frase, "la gente al que estoy hablando". ¿Es correcto decir eso? / ¿Está bien eso? (más coloquial)
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En la primera oración estaría bien decir: "¿Quién no ha ido todavía a la playa?" .
Estaría bien usado el pretérito perfecto si es una acción que ha ocurrido recientemente, hace días, horas, ayer, antes de ayer.
Es uso del pretérito perfecto es para acciones que han sucedido en un tiempo cercano al nuestro.
Respecto a la frase "la gente al que estoy hablando" ,no estaría del todo bien.
Sería :
"la gente con la que estoy hablando " o "la gente con la cual estoy hablando".
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