Not a valid choice.
Improper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'time' context.
Hints? Back to question 1
Not a valid choice.
Improper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'time' context.
Hints? Back to question 1
Correct!
Proper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'time' context.
When goal is less important in the time context, por is used. It
has the meaning of duration, similar to 'for'. When refering to a point in
time, it has the meaning of 'around'.
Hints? Back to question 1
Correct!
Proper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'time' context.
Goal in a 'time' context is a limit, a deadline, a time by which
something is due to happen. To express it, para is used, with the meaning of 'until', 'by'.
Hints? Back to question 1
Not a valid choice.
Improper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'time' context.
Hints? Back to question 1
Correct!
Proper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the second is important, por is used.
Hints? Back to question 2
Not a valid choice.
Improper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 2
Not a valid choice.
Improper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 2
Correct!
Proper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the first is important, para is used.
Hints? Back to question 2
Correct!
Proper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the second is important, por is used.
Hints? Back to question 3
One plausible choice. Check other possibilities!
Plausible de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the second is important, por is used.
Hints? Back to question 3
Not a valid choice.
Improper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 3
One plausible choice. Check other possibilities!
Plausible emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the first is important, para is used.
Hints? Back to question 3
Not a valid choice.
Improper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 4
Correct!
Proper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the second is important, por is used.
Hints? Back to question 4
Correct!
Proper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the first is important, para is used.
Hints? Back to question 4
Not a valid choice.
Improper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 4
Correct!
Proper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the second is important, por is used.
Hints? Back to question 5
Correct!
Proper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the second is important, por is used.
Hints? Back to question 5
Not a valid choice.
Improper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 5
Correct!
Proper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the first is important, para is used.
Hints? Back to question 5
Not a valid choice.
Improper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 6
Correct!
Proper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the second is important, por is used.
Hints? Back to question 6
Correct!
Proper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the first is important, para is used.
Hints? Back to question 6
Not a valid choice.
Improper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 6
Correct!
Proper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the second is important, por is used.
Hints? Back to question 7
Not a valid choice.
Improper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 7
Not a valid choice.
Improper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 7
Correct!
Proper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the first is important, para is used.
Hints? Back to question 7
Correct!
Proper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the second is important, por is used.
Hints? Back to question 8
Not a valid choice.
Improper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 8
Not a valid choice.
Improper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 8
Correct!
Proper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the first is important, para is used.
Hints? Back to question 8
Correct!
Proper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'movement' context.
When goal is less important in the movement, por is used, often
with the meaning of 'along'.
Hints? Back to question 9
Not a valid choice.
Improper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'movement' context.
Hints? Back to question 9
Not a valid choice.
Improper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'movement' context.
Hints? Back to question 9
Correct!
Proper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'movement' context.
Para conveys a sense of 'goal' or 'purpose'
in a movement.
Hints? Back to question 9
Correct!
Proper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the second is important, por is used.
Hints? Back to question 10
Not a valid choice.
Improper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 10
One plausible choice. Check other possibilities!
Plausible emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the first is important, para is used.
Hints? Back to question 10
One plausible choice. Check other possibilities!
Plausible emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the first is important, para is used.
Hints? Back to question 10
Not a valid choice.
Improper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'judgement' context.
Hints? Back to question 11
Correct!
Proper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the second is important, por is used.
Hints? Back to question 11
Correct!
Proper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'judgement' context.
'Goal' in this context means: standard of judgement, expectations which
arise from the situation and may or may not take place. Para is used
with a meaning similar to 'for', 'in view of'.
Hints? Back to question 11
Not a valid choice.
Improper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 11
Not a valid choice.
Improper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 12
Correct!
Proper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the first is important, para is used.
Hints? Back to question 12
Correct!
Proper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the second is important, por is used.
Hints? Back to question 13
Not a valid choice.
Improper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 13
One plausible choice. Check other possibilities!
Plausible de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the second is important, por is used.
Hints? Back to question 13
One plausible choice. Check other possibilities!
Plausible emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the first is important, para is used.
Hints? Back to question 13
Not a valid choice.
Improper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 14
Correct!
Proper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the second is important, por is used.
Hints? Back to question 14
Correct!
Proper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the first is important, para is used.
Hints? Back to question 14
Not a valid choice.
Improper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 14
Correct!
Proper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the second is important, por is used.
Hints? Back to question 15
Not a valid choice.
Improper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 15
Not a valid choice.
Improper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 15
Correct!
Proper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the first is important, para is used.
Hints? Back to question 15
Not a valid choice.
Improper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 16
Not a valid choice.
Improper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 16
Correct!
Proper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the first is important, para is used.
Hints? Back to question 16
Correct!
Proper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the first is important, para is used.
Hints? Back to question 16
Not a valid choice.
Improper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
Hints? Back to question 17
Correct!
Proper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'movement' context.
When goal is less important in the movement, por is used, often
with the meaning of 'along'.
Hints? Back to question 17
Correct!
Proper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'reason-why' context.
In this situation, the use of para or por depends on the meaning that
wants to be conveyed. The prepositions are sometimes interchangeable
because of conceptual overlap.
This is so because 'reason' includes conceptually both, the 'purpose'
and the 'motive', which are difficult to separate from each other.
When the first is important, para is used.
Hints? Back to question 17
Not a valid choice.
Improper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'movement' context.
Hints? Back to question 17
Not a valid choice.
Improper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'time' context.
Hints? Back to question 18
Correct!
Proper de-emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'movement' context.
When goal is less important in the movement, por is used, often
with the meaning of 'along'.
Hints? Back to question 18
Correct!
Proper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'time' context.
Goal in a 'time' context is a limit, a deadline, a time by which
something is due to happen. To express it, para is used, with the meaning of 'until', 'by'.
Hints? Back to question 18
Not a valid choice.
Improper emphasis of purpose or goal in a 'movement' context.
Hints? Back to question 18
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