Con trabajo en grupo, podemos lograr algo divertido.

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Breakdown of Con trabajo en grupo, podemos lograr algo divertido.

• en: in
• con: with
• nosotros: we
• el trabajo: the work
• algo: something
• el grupo: the group
• poder: to be able
• lograr: to achieve

Questions & Answers about Con trabajo en grupo, podemos lograr algo divertido.

Why do we say con trabajo en grupo instead of con trabajos en grupo?

In Spanish, it’s common to use the singular form trabajo to describe the general concept of an activity or effort. Saying con trabajos en grupo could imply multiple separate pieces of work, whereas con trabajo en grupo focuses on the idea of "group work" as a unified concept.

What does podemos come from, and why is it used here?

Podemos is the present tense, first-person plural (nosotros/nosotras) form of the verb poder, meaning "to be able to." We use it here because the sentence is talking about what a group of people (including the speaker) can accomplish together.

What does lograr mean, and are there any synonyms?

Lograr means "to achieve" or "to accomplish." Other common synonyms include alcanzar and conseguir, but lograr often adds the nuance of successfully reaching a goal after effort.

Could we say algo divertido in another way?

Yes, you could say una cosa divertida (meaning "a fun thing") or replace divertido with synonyms like entretenido ("entertaining"). However, algo divertido is concise and naturally idiomatic.

Why does the sentence start with con rather than en or something else?

In Spanish, con frequently indicates "with" as a means or method. Here, con trabajo en grupo emphasizes that "group work" is the method or situation through which we can accomplish something fun. If you used en, it would sound more like you’re describing a location or context rather than the means you are using.