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3 years ago

PLEASE PLEASE HELP!!!!!

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laiz [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. Hay varios factores que están destruyendo los valores de la familia hoy en día.

2. La comunidad está pidiendo ayuda del gobierno para mejorar el medio ambiente en su área.

3. La compañía no quiere dar su apoyo financiero para una inversión tan incierta.

4. Yo madrugué para ver la salida del sol esta mañana.

5. Como parte de la presentación, los arqueólogos incluyeron sus descubrimientos recientes.

6. Durante nuestra niñez, nosotros siempre vimos este programa los sábados.

7. Ellos iban a menudo a la casa de sus amigos para jugar videojuegos

8. ¿Cuándo supiste tu nota para la clase de química?

9. Cuando mi papá tuvo 50 años, tuvo un ataque de corazón.

10. En vez de ir al baile, nosotros fuimos a comer en el café por la Chávez.

Molodets [167]3 years ago

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1. destruyendo
2. pidiendo
3. quiso
4. madrugué
5. incluyeron
6. veíamos
7. iban
8. sabías
9. tenía
10. fuimos

quick tip: when you dont feel like waiting for a response on brainly, use spanishdict.com. it helps with definitions, conjugations and pronunciation of spanish words. good luck and hope this helped <3

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