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3 years ago

Julio Torres es de Madrid. Él es alumno en el Liceo Joaquín Turina en

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MariettaO [177]3 years ago

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SUP!

Answer:

Es buena idea porque lo identifica al colegio que va, ademas es muy bueno porque explicaria el hecho de cual es su destino y que va a hacer.

Espero que te sirva :3

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TU: Si, gracias por invitarnos.

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TU: Mi padre es (1) aquel señor alto y moreno que está allá lejos, hablando con tu padre.

ROBERTO: ¿Es tu madre (2) aquella señora de allí?

TÚ: No, ella es mi tía. Mi madre es (3) aquel la señora al lado de mi padre.

ROBERTO: ¿Están tus hermanos en la fiesta?

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ROBERTO: Y tus hermanas?

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