Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Pasar"

A: spending some time

A: Unnoticed

A: Spend the night

A: I liked spending the day with you

A: "I would like to" is something you would say if you are making a request--asking someone to let you spend time with your family. If you say "I wish I could" then you are not asking anyone to let you spend more time with your family, you are just saying that it would be nice to do that

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Her answer is very awkward because it implies dismissiveness of rules and authority and most people wouldn’t say it.

He advised me I couldn’t park here —> He told me I am not allowed to park here but I did so anyway. (Implies ignoring rules)

He advised me I can’t park here —> I am still on site wanting to park, but he had told me the rules not allowing parking and left.

He advised me I couldn’t park there. —> He told me I was not allowed to park here and I didn’t. (Implied he allowed someone else to park in the spot)

He advised me I can’t park there. —> He told me I wasn’t allowed to park here and I found a different spot. (Implied you are telling someone else so they don’t get in trouble.)

“Can” is a modal verb in English. It doesn’t have a full set of conjugations and so it requires one to understand the underlying meanings behind its usage. “Can” is used to convey “ability/poder” and “allowance/dejar/permitir.”

Your teachers answer seems to take the “ability/poder” meaning behind the word, which is wrong, instead of the “allow/dejar/permitir” meaning behind the word.

My initial response is using the proper meaning. Your response was close enough to be properly understood.

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