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3 years ago

Please help

Spanish

2 answers:

user100 [1]3 years ago

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Answer:B They both have kitchens

Explanation:

lawyer [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

The main difference should be c. they both have spas.

Explanation:

When you read the description about both of the lodging options, the first says, internet, hot water, and a kitchen. The second option has room service, kitchen, and a spa. Both of them are near a town.

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Regular verbs with ER

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Change AR to:

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•Tú: as

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Regular verbs with IR

Change IR to:

•Yo: o

•Tú: es

•Él, Ella, eso: e

•Nosotros/as: Imos

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Well, now that is clear. Let’s begin with the exercises following the rules listed above:

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