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docker41 [41]
3 years ago
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Programa que sirve para analizar los textos y cambiar las palabras que tienen errores. Instrumento que se usa para ver objetos e

n el espacio. Aparato que se usa para reproducir archivos de audio digital. Sitio personal de Internet donde el/la autor(a) publica temas de su interés. Símbolo utilizado en las direcciones electrónicas y en algunas redes sociales para identificar al usuario. Combinación de signos secretos que permite acceder a un sitio de Internet.
Spanish
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WARRIOR [948]3 years ago
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Answer:

  • Programa que sirve para analizar los textos y cambiar las palabras que tienen errores: Corrector de Textos
  • Instrumento que se usa para ver objetos en el espacio. Telescopio
  • Aparato que se usa para reproducir archivos de audio digital. Reproductor de Mp3
  • Sitio personal de Internet donde el/la autor(a) publica temas de su interés. Blog
  • Símbolo utilizado en las direcciones electrónicas y en algunas redes sociales para identificar al usuario. arroba (@)
  • Combinación de signos secretos que permite acceder a un sitio de Internet. contraseña

Explanation:

Each sentences is a definition of the a concept.

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