Revisamos el horario oficial cada mañana.

the morning

Breakdown of Revisamos el horario oficial cada mañana.

• nosotros: we
• cada: each, every
• el horario: the schedule
• oficial: official
• revisar: to review

Questions & Answers about Revisamos el horario oficial cada mañana.

Why is Revisamos in the first-person plural form?

In Spanish, Revisamos is the nosotros (we) form of the verb revisar in the simple present tense. It means we check or we review, and it matches the we subject implied in the sentence.

Can Revisamos also mean we checked in the preterite tense?

Yes, Revisamos can also represent the preterite tense of revisar for nosotros (meaning we checked) if the context refers to the past. However, in the sentence given, the context (cada mañana) indicates a habitual or repeated action in the present, so it's interpreted as we check.

Why do we use the definite article el before horario oficial?

In Spanish, it’s common to use the definite article el before nouns when talking about something specific. El horario oficial means the official schedule rather than just an official schedule, suggesting it’s a particular schedule everyone refers to.

What does oficial mean here?

Oficial simply means official, referring to something that has formal or recognized authority. In this context, it indicates that the schedule is the formal or authorized one (for example, the schedule recognized by an institution or organization).

Is there another way to say cada mañana?

Yes, you could say todas las mañanas instead of cada mañana. Both mean every morning or each morning and are generally interchangeable in everyday usage.