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alisha [4.7K]
3 years ago
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Las ovejas son animales sociales que seguirán a la oveja guía a cualquier lugar que decida ir. Pensando en esto, describa un mom

ento en el que puede ser ventajoso para nosotros no ser el líder sino ser un seguidor
Physics
1 answer:
saw5 [17]3 years ago
8 0
Un momento podría ser como, por ejemplo, la oveja podría llevarlo a algo como dar de beber a otra oveja entera o lo mismo con otros animales o incluso digamos que no sabe qué hacer para una tarea que se asignó pero su amigo lo hace, eso podría ser un problema. siguiente momento en el que tu amigo te puede enseñar qué hacer, con suerte, eso ayudó a que mi español no sea tan bueno, lo siento :/
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