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cuando usar "es" sin acento y "és' con acento?
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cuando usar "es" sin acento y "és' con acento?
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'és ' no es una palabra.
'es' viene del verbo 'ser' .
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La palabra " es" no lleva acento, porque es una monosílaba.
La vocal tónica es la "e" y no lleva tilde.
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"es" — ser/verb to be, used for "he/él", "ella/she", "eso/it". "és" doesn't exist.
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"Es" no se tilda al ser monosilábica (una sola sílaba). Las únicas palabras monosilábicas que sea tildan son las polisémicas (más de un significado).
En el caso de "es", sólo puede significar ser en la tercera persona del singular.
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Hola "és" con acento solo se utiliza en catalán para el verbo ser, en contraposición al pronombre es del mismo idioma. Quizás por eso has visto alguna vez "es" escrito con acento, sobre todo por internet, pues es un idioma que convive con el castellano dentro de España, pero en castellano "es" con acento es totalmente incorrecto.
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