20.5 PDF - About the subjunctive
The following passage occurs in lesson 20.5:
“The personal 'a' is not used with direct objects that are indefinite or nonexistent (that is, a hypothetical person, place, or thing) EXCEPT before 'alguien' and 'nadie'.
Look at the following sentence:
Busco a un maestro que enseñe español. I'm looking for a teacher who teaches Spanish.
Here, there is no personal 'a' because there is NOT a definite teacher who certainly exists.”
Should this read, “Busco un maestro que enseñe español”? – ie. without an ‘a’.
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