SPAN 3051 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Spanish Prepositions, El Problema, Spanish Grammar
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It is important to learn the different prepositions used in spanish grammar as they are very common and varied. Con (with) is generally used to indicate the content of something, what accompanies something or someone, or where something is attached, and it usually has a positive connotation. On the other hand, the preposition contra (against) can be used to express rejection or disapproval, so it is generally negative. Contra can also mean to lie against something, to lean against a wall for example. After you have studied the notes and explanations, you can practice the use of con and contra with the exercises below. She will come with her family to the party. L cort el pan con un tenedor en lugar de un cuchillo. He cut the bread with a fork instead of a knife. Ella hizo ese mantel con punto de cruz. Instead of using the gerund e. g. "con enojarte" may be used instead of "enoj ndote":
