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Chapter 8: Subjunctive in Adverbial Clauses (Expresiones de propósito)

Chapter 8: Subjunctive In Adverbial Clauses (Expresiones De Propósito)

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	a pesar (de) que	in spite of
	aun cuando	even when (even though)
	aunque	although (even if)
	de manera / de modo que	so that
	expresiones de propósito	a pesar (de) que aun cuando aunque de manera / de modo que

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