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20) viajaré
21)tendrás
22)estrellas
23)saldré
24)dirás
25)de moda
26)lejos de la persona
27)esta camisa es azul .auqella es verde
28)nuestra
29)mi , su
33 librería
34mirar su programa favorito en la televisión
35comore estos pantalones
I hope this help !

vodomira [7]2 years ago

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20) Yo viajaré a Europa en el verano que viene.

I'm going to travel to Europe next Summer.

21) ¿Tendrás tú tiempo para hablar esta noche?

Will you have time to talk tonight?

22) Hay muchas estrellas en el cielo esta noche.

There are a many stars in the sky tonight.

23) Yo saldría inmediatamente de mis clases.

I would immediately go out from my classes.

24) ¿Qué le dirías tú al Rey de España?

What would you say to the King of Spain?

25) Los modelos llevan ropa de moda.

Models wear fashionable clothes.

26) Lejos de la persona.

If a person says "those shoes", the shoes are probably... away from that person.

27) Esta camisa es azul. Esa es verde.

This shirt is blue. That shirt is green.

28) Nuestra sopa es buena.

Our soup is good.

29) Mi casa es amarilla. La casa verde es suya.

My house is yellow. The green house is theirs.

30) Sorry there's no audio clip.

31) Rubén Darío era un escritor.

Who was Rubén Darío? Rubén Darío was a writer.

32) Sorry there's no audio clip.

33) No puedo ir de compras en la biblioteca.

I can't go shopping on the library.

34) Mirar su programa favorito en la televisión.

Your parents go on vacation to Costa Rica. Your mother has a list of things you need to do while your parents are not at home. Read the list:

1. Make the bed every day. 2. Buy bread and milk. 3. Cook for your brothers. 4. Do not watch television. 5. Do not invite friends to the house.

What can you not do? Watch your favorite television program.

35) Compra estos pantalones.

Buy these pants.

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