Breakdown of Mi firma en este documento indica mi acuerdo con las normas.
en
in
mi
my
con
with
las
the
la firma
the signature
el documento
the document
indicar
to indicate
el acuerdo
the agreement
la norma
the rule
Questions & Answers about Mi firma en este documento indica mi acuerdo con las normas.
Why is firma used here instead of firmo, firme, or firmar?
Why is indica in the third-person singular form?
Could we say Mi firma en este documento significa mi acuerdo con las normas instead?
Yes, you could use significa (means) instead of indica (indicates). Both sentences convey a very similar idea. Indica slightly emphasizes the act of showing/proving, while significa places more emphasis on the meaning. Both are correct, just with a slightly different nuance in Spanish.
Why do we say mi acuerdo con las normas and not mi acuerdo a las normas?
In Spanish, the preposition con (with) is used to express agreement or compliance: estar de acuerdo con (to be in agreement with), mi acuerdo con (my agreement with). The preposition a typically indicates direction or motion toward something, so acuerdo a is not the standard construction for expressing agreement.
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