English Translation
He almost fell off the edge of the cliff.
they should change it to precipicio instead of acantilado. a more general term for cliff.
He almost fell off the edge of the cliff.
they should change it to precipicio instead of acantilado. a more general term for cliff.
He almost fell off the edge of the cliff.
Why is the verb in present tense when it is translated as “he almost fell…?”
It’s common to use the present tense to talk about things that nearly happened, but didn’t. Another way to say this is “por poco se cae”.