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1) Ella está bajando la montaña.
2)Ellos están buceando.
3) Yo estoy en carreras.
4) Ella está en la playa.
5) Ella está compitiendo.
6) Ellos están jugando
7) Nosotros estamos en la pista de patinaje.
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<em><u>De </u></em><em><u>un </u></em><em><u>mundo </u></em><em><u>de </u></em><em><u>cosas </u></em><em><u>fantásticas</u></em><em><u> </u></em><em><u>,</u></em><em><u>animales </u></em><em><u>que </u></em><em><u>hablas,</u></em><em><u> criaturas</u></em><em><u> </u></em><em><u>enormes,</u></em><em><u>un </u></em><em><u>mundo </u></em><em><u>lleno </u></em><em><u>de </u></em><em><u>aventuras</u></em>
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<u>Some people want to be famous.</u>
Nouns require agreement in gender and number. Personas is feminine and plural, so "some" needs to be feminine and plural.
<u>No man wants to go to that movie.</u>
Hombre is singular and masculine.
<u>I don't know anything.</u>
"I don't know (lit. nothing) anything" vs. "I don't know something"
<u>I never read books.</u>
Words to describe how often something is done go before the verb.
<u>Some girls dance.</u>
M/F and # agreement
Voy, vas, va, vamos, vain, van (present tense)
A: I go to the beach
B: I go visit the museum.
