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postnew [5]
2 years ago
12

Now write about the twins, using third-person plural verbs. Pág. 4 de 4

Spanish
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sergeinik [125]2 years ago
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Answer:

Todos los días, Antonio y Mario/Melinda y Gisela <em>(se levantan)</em> a las seis y media. Van al baño y <em>(se lavan)</em> las manos y <em>(se cepillan)</em> los dientes. Luego <em>(se quitan)</em> las pijamas, <em>(se duachan)</em>, y <em>(se secan)</em>. No pueden <em>(bañarse)</em> porque no hay tiempo. Luego

<em>(Se afeitan/se maquillan)</em> y <em>(peinan)</em>. No les gusta <em>(vestirse)</em> en el baño, por eso<u><em> (vestisten)</em></u> en la alcoba. Por fin, <em>(se despiden)</em> de su mamá y (<u><em>se van)</em></u>.

Por la noche, ellos/ellas normalmente <em>(se ponen)</em> las pijamas y

<em>(se acuestan)</em> a las nueve y media para <em>(despertarse)</em> a las seis. <em>(se duermen</em>) inmediatamente, pero no<em> (despiertan) </em>hasta las seis y media porque no <em>(acordaron)</em> de poner la alarma.

Los sábados,<em> (se quedan)</em> en la cama hasta las nueve. No <em>(se preocupan)</em> de nada porque van a

<em>(divertirse)</em>. ¡Van de compras! Siempre

<em>(se divierten) </em>cuando van de compras.

<em>(se puebran</em>) todo. Al mediodía <em>(se sientan)</em> en un restaurante elegante para almorzar con sus amigos. Al fin del día,

<em>(se enojaron)</em> y <em>(se sintieron)</em> terribles de gastar demasiado dinero.

¿Qué están haciendo? Están )

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