Learning Spanish One Verb at a Time. Quedar(se) Past

Quedar, Quedarse.
This interesting verb is used in different situations, but from certain point of view of all them are related to Stay or to the verb to BE when it refers to Location.
Whether it refers to what is have been left or staying in a place, these meanings are related to making an agreement from the "It was sealed or agreed" point of view.
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Are you sure you are teaching him the correct stuff?. Because none of us here can tell if this is correct or not it’s just all you say.

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Hi, thank you for your comment.
Can you explain yourself? Who is him?
And about the content. Yes, it is correct. This is based on a natural method where grammar explanations are left aside, but every phrase used in our videos meets Spanish grammar rules based on RAE (Real Academia Española) and because it is a natural method designed to help students "absorb" knowledge , grammar knowledge and vocabulary, our translations are not word by word but based on comprehension according to each culture.
You can always try our phrases in your favorite translator.