The expression lo de + a noun, adverb or infinitive is frequently used in Spanish and has several possible English translations.
Lo de estudiar me cansa.
All this business about studying tires me.
En un televisor lo importante es lo de adentro.
In a television, the important part is what's inside.
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Definite article and units of measurements
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Easy. " Podrías haberlo hecho " is used when there is a condition expressed. Example: Podría haber terminado si hubiera tenido m...
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