In this theoretical tip we are going to look at quedar vs quedarse. We are going to look at the differences between the reflexive and non-reflexive forms for the verb and a few of the common contexts for it's use.

Tips 079: Quedar vs Quedarse – How to Use this Handy Spanish Verb

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Tips 079: Quedar vs Quedarse – How to Use this Handy Spanish Verb

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