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Question about Use of the Whys

Subject Spanish

Spanish

Source Originais Teachy

Originais Teachy

Topic Use of the Whys

Use of the Whys

Difficulty Easy

Easy

(Originais Teachy 2023) - Question Easy of Spanish

The Spanish language has four types of 'porqués': 'por que' (causal), 'por qué' (interrogative or exclamatory), 'porqué' (noun meaning 'cause' or 'reason'), and 'porquè' (adverb meaning 'where to'). Identify the correct use of 'porqué' in a context where 'porqué' acts as a noun and explain the function of this 'porqué' in the presented passage, considering the provided grammatical and semantic context. To what extent does the appropriate use of the 'porqués' contribute to the coherence and clarity of the text in Spanish, and why is it important for understanding cause and effect relationships in discourse?

The clarity of the text is not related to the proper use of 'porqués'.

'Porqué' acts as an adverb of place in all contexts in which it is used.

The appropriate use of 'porqué' as a noun helps ensure the coherence and clarity of the text in Spanish, as well as facilitating the understanding of cause and effect relationships in discourse.

The correct use of 'porqués' does not influence the understanding of the text in Spanish.

The function of 'porqué' is to indicate a consequence action in the discourse, without reference to cause or reason.

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