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The prepositions AL and DEL The preposition a means to or towards. When used with the article el the contraction AL (a + el = to the ) is formed due to.

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Presentación del tema: "The prepositions AL and DEL The preposition a means to or towards. When used with the article el the contraction AL (a + el = to the ) is formed due to."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 The prepositions AL and DEL The preposition a means to or towards. When used with the article el the contraction AL (a + el = to the ) is formed due to the pronunciation. a + el sounds like al The a is not contracted when used with la, los, or las since the sounds do not run together. Voy a el laboratorio Voy al laboratorio. However, Voy a la escuela. Voy a las tiendas Doy el dinero a los pobres

2 The preposition de can mean of, from or about. Like the preposition a it is contracted before el to form DEL. De will not change when used before la, los or las. Ana habla del profesor de historia. BUT Ana is de la ciudad de San Francisco. Ana es de los Estados Unidos.

3 You also use de to show possession. Son los libros del profesor. Son los libros de la profesora. Son los libros de Luisa. (NOT Son Luisa s libros !!! )

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