Spanish B2 · Day 32
Day 32: Drones y sensores — Infinitive clauses after prepositions (part 1)
What you'll learn
- Grammar: Infinitive clauses after prepositions (part 1)
- Reading: Drones y sensores: ojos nuevos sobre el territorio
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Grammar point: Infinitive clauses after prepositions (part 1)
In Spanish, both a que-clause and an infinitive after a preposition can add information to a main clause. They often say what someone knows, insists on, hopes or has decided to do. The infinitive is shorter, but only if the subject stays the same.
Key vocabulary (8 of 40 words)
- la visión aérea – aerial view
- la teledetección aplicada (TA) – applied remote sensing (ARS)
- el despegue – take-off
- el alcance – range
- el rumbo – course, heading
- puntero – cutting-edge, advanced
- térmico – thermal
- sobrevolar – to fly over, survey
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