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Does the phrase "Dar de comer al perro" mean "to feed the dog" or "to give the dog something to eat"?
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Does the phrase "Dar de comer al perro" mean "to feed the dog" or "to give the dog something to eat"?
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It means feed the dog
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It means feed the dog. Don't put the "to" in there because "to" is not part of the word!
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