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1. Viajaba.
2. Vivía.
3. Hablabas.
4. Corríamos.
5. Iban.
6. Bailaba.
7. Asistías.
8. Era.
9. Comprendíamos.
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.・。.・゜✭・have a nice day・✫・゜・。.
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<em>1. </em><em>A María el pueblo mexicano le recuerda su viaje a España. cierto falso </em>
<em>2.</em><em> Según María, Albarracín es un pueblo más grande que Chilapas. cierto falso </em>
<em>3.</em><em> En Chilapas hay menos flores que en Albarracín. cierto falso </em>
<em>4.</em><em> Las calles de Albarracín son más estrechas que las de Chilapas. cierto falso </em>
<em>5.</em><em> La gente de Albarracín es tan simpática como la de Chilapas. cierto falso</em>
<em>6.</em><em> Steve piensa que María no tiene más oportunidades que él para viajar. cierto falso</em>
<u>1. cierto</u>
<u>2. cierto </u>
<u>3. falso</u>
<u>4. cierto</u>
<u>5. cierto</u>
<u>6. falso</u>
<em>1. </em><em>Mexican people remind Maria of her trip to Spain.</em>
<em>2.</em><em> According to Maria, Albarracin is a larger city than Chilapas.</em>
<em>3.</em><em> In Chilapas, there are less flowers than in Albarracin.</em>
<em>4.</em><em> The streets of Albarracin are tighter than the streets of Chilapas.</em>
<em>5.</em><em> The people of Albarracin are as pleasant as the people of Chilapas.</em>
<em>6.</em><em> Steve thinks that Maria hasn't as many opportunities as him to travel.</em>
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Ella sabe jugar muy bien.
El burlador de Sevilla is translated to "The mockery of Seville." and Hombres necios is translated to "Foolish men" so a different choice of words. Hombres necios has a shorter amount of words, El burlador de Sevilla is talking about mockery and Hombres necios is talking about foolishness.
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Hello! My name is Cecilia and I live in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. How is a typical day in my life (life)? In the morning I drink coffee with my parents and together we (1) watch the news (news) on television. At seven thirty, (me) (2) from my house and I take the bus. I like to arrive early to the university because I always (always) (3) go out to my friends in the cafeteria. We drink coffee and plan what (4) we want to do each (each) day. At eight fifteen, my friend Sandra and I (5) go to the language lab. The French class (6) starts at eight thirty. It's my favorite class! At twelve thirty (I) (7) lunch in the cafeteria with my friends. After (Afterwards), I (8) continue with my classes. In the afternoons, my friends (9) return to their homes, but I (10) play volleyball with my friend Tomás.
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