Some adjectives, such as "concerned" change their meaning according to their position in the sentence.
For example:
<em>Concerned </em>before a noun means "worried" [Cambridge Dictionary] (<em>I'm a bit concerned about/for your health)</em>. However, adopted after a noun means "involved in something or affected by it" [Cambridge Dictionary] (<em>I'd like to thank everyone concerned for making the occasion run so smoothly)</em>
Here, You can use few verbs to complete the sentence in an appropriate way: <span> Yo veo los pepinillos. </span><span>Yo ví los pepinillos. </span><span>Yo veré los pepinillos. </span> Hope this helps!
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</h3><h3>Under the shadow of those trade winds we did not speak for a long time. The last rays of sunlight streamed through the branches and produced a strange effect. Before our eyes the sky seemed like a great kaleidoscope through which little lights of all the smells filtered. And I continued among my dreams looking for you, loving you forever. I know that he will also think of you, and dream of you like me. It does not matter, keep loving him as you have done now. </h3><h3>Sharp
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