The most common word for \u2018when\u2019 is \u2018cuando\u2019, but you can also use the contraction \u2018al\u2019 (a + el) to indicate when something happens.<\/p>\n
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Hay error al enviar los mensajes por Outlook. <\/strong>\u2013 There is an error when you send messages using Outlook.<\/p>\n Al enterarse de lo que hab\u00eda sucedido, se puso a llorar. <\/strong>\u2013 When she found out what had happened, she started crying.<\/p>\n Tiene Ud. que tomar las p\u00edldoras al amanecer y al acostarse. <\/strong>\u2013 You have to take your pills at dawn and when you go to bed.<\/p>\n Al escuchar el himno nacional, las personas quitaron el sombrero.<\/strong> \u2013 On hearing the national anthem, people took off their hats.<\/p>\n Al entrar en el aula, el maestro se dio cuenta de que hab\u00eda pocos alumnos. <\/strong>– As he walked into the classroom, the teacher realized there were few students.<\/p>\n Would you know how to say these sentences (if possible), using the word ‘cuando’? If so, write a comment!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The most common word for \u2018when\u2019 is \u2018cuando\u2019, but you can also use the contraction \u2018al\u2019 (a + el) to indicate when something happens. Check out some examples: Hay error al enviar los mensajes por Outlook. \u2013 There is an error when you send messages using Outlook. Al enterarse de lo que hab\u00eda sucedido, se…<\/p>\n