27d • 📚Mini Lessons📚
“Antes” vs. “Antes de” can feel confusing
“Antes” vs. “Antes de” can feel confusing, but the difference is simple:
Use antes when you are talking about something that happened before / previously in general.Example: Antes vivía en otra ciudad.
Use antes de when something happens before another action or event.Example: Antes de estudiar, reviso mis notas.
Now it’s your turn 👇Write 3–5 sentences using antes and antes de.
Try to use both forms. Don’t worry about mistakes — practicing is the goal!
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“Antes” vs. “Antes de” can feel confusing
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