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13. Your friend is calling from across the world. Describe to your friend the weather where you

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Yo aquí donde vivo have en poco de calor y algunos días está frío, ahorita la estación es otoño por eso esta así el clima. Y donde tú vives cómo está el clima y en cual estación estás?

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Yo aquí donde vivo hace en poco de calor y algunos días está frío, ahorita la estación es otoño por eso esta así el clima. Y donde tú vives cómo está el clima y en cual estación estás?

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