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NOTE: Scroll to the bottom of each page of the Grammar explanations to locate
exercises, games and practice!
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Words that look like English words but have different meanings are called false cognates. A good example is embarazada. It doesn't mean "embarrassed"; it means "to be pregnant"! As you can see it is usually better to check a dictionary than assume a word is a cognate. |
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