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Ber [7]
4 years ago
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Which phrase best completes this sentence? Fueron a la abarrotería y compraron _____________________. unos libros y unas novelas

una nevera y una televisión unos vaqueros y una chaqueta maíz, pan y el arroz
Spanish
2 answers:
Genrish500 [490]4 years ago
4 0
<h2>Right answer: maíz, pan y el arroz </h2>

An <u>abarrotería</u> is a Spanish word used in Central America for <u>grocery store</u>.  

In a grocery store normally edible products are sold, and among these products are <u>corn, bread and rice</u>, which in spanish are <u>maíz, pan y el arroz</u>.

Therefore the complete sentence is:

<h2>Fueron a la abarrotería y compraron <u>maíz, pan y el arroz </u></h2>

They went to the grocery store and bought corn, bread and rice

The options unos libros y unas novelas (some books and novels), una nevera y una televisión (a fridge and a television) and unos vaqueros y una chaqueta (some jeans and a jacket) are <u>not edible products</u>, hence are incorrect in this sentence.


zhannawk [14.2K]4 years ago
3 0
Maiz, pan y el arroz, Abarroteria is like a corner/convenience store btw
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