How to Say "erects" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “erects” is “levanta” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
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VerbA1
building a structure
Examples
El niño levanta el juguete con facilidad.
The child lifts the toy easily.
Usted levanta la mano si tiene una pregunta.
You raise your hand if you have a question.
Present Tense for Routines
This form describes what someone does right now or what they do habitually. Example: 'Ella levanta pesas todos los días' (She lifts weights every day).
Confusing 'Levanta' and 'Se Levanta'
Mistake: “Using 'levanta' when you mean 'gets up' (reflexive).”
Correction: Always add 'se' when the person is lifting themselves: 'Él se levanta' (He gets up), not 'Él levanta'.
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