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¿Quién quiere aportar algo más?

¿Quién quiere aportar algo más?
Who wants to contribute something else?
From Lesson 325:In a Meeting·Spanish (Spain)

Questions & Answers about ¿Quién quiere aportar algo más?

Why does this sentence use quiere (singular) if multiple people might want to contribute?
In Spanish, quién is singular, so it takes the singular verb quiere. This is the standard default for general questions. If you are addressing a group and expecting multiple people to answer, you could use the plural form quiénes with quieren.
I know contribuir means to contribute. Why use aportar here instead?
While contribuir is also correct, aportar is extremely common in everyday Spanish for bringing something to the table. In a meeting or discussion, aportar is the most natural choice for contributing ideas, opinions, or solutions.
Why is the word order algo más instead of más algo?
In Spanish, the word más must come directly after indefinite pronouns like algo (something), alguien (someone), or nada (nothing). This means phrases like something else or anyone else always place más at the end.
Does algo mean something or anything here?
It can mean both! English often switches to anything for questions, but Spanish simply uses algo in these affirmative questions.

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