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1. Leemos el horario.

Spanish

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sergij07 [2.7K]2 years ago

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Answer:

1. Nosotros/nosotras

2. Él/ella

3. Ellos/ellas

4. Yo

5. Tú

6. Ellos/ellas

Explanation:

Personal pronouns are those that usually refer to people, animals or objects and have no lexical content. These pronouns express various grammatical categories, the most usual being those that indicate the grammatical person.

1. we

2. he/she

3. they

4. I

5. you

6. they

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loved.

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