¿Cuántos años tienes? - Tengo 23 años. ¿De dónde eres? - Soy de Barcelona. ¿Dónde vives? - Vivo en San Francisco. ¿Tu familia vendrá a visitarte? - Dudó que mi familia venga a visitarme. ¿Crees que volverás a Barcelona? - Sí, probablemente vuelva a Barcelona el verano que viene, *cuando* terminen las clases.
Hopefully this helped.
You might have realized I stood out *cuando* in the last answer, because your teacher wrote it with an accent mark but cuando doesn’t have one unless you’re making a question. For example: ¿*Cuándo* empieza la escuela? In English translates to: *When* will school start? *Cuando* without an accent mark means at a certain time, like saying: Remember *when* we went to the park? In Spanish it translates to: ¿Recuerdas *cuando* fuimos al parque?
In conclusion:
Cuándo: it haves an accent mark because it’s asking a question and means pointing out *when* something happened.
Cuando: it doesn’t have an accent mark because it’s not asking question and means pointing out *when* something happened.
Please give me brainliest, it would make me really happy. Thank you and I hope this helped.
