The correct answer is: [C]: "la carne, la pera".
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→ which is: {meat, pear (fruit) }.
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Note the other answer choices provided:
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Choice: [A]: "el pollo" / "los huevos" ; {chicken, eggs} does have a connection.
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Choice: [B]: "el pescado" / "el<span> atún" ; {fish (for consumption), tuna} does have a connection.
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Choice: [D]: "la naranja" / "el jugo" ; {orange (the fruit), juices, does have a connection.
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The correct answer is clearly: [C]: "la carne" / "la pera" .
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La respuesta es: las palabras se las lleva el viento.
Remember that it is
<span>-é | amos
</span>-aste | asteis
-<span> ó | aron
Julia Y marcos are They which is
- I | We
- You |
- He/She/ you formal | They / They girls (plural) They
Miraron (I believe)
Why i say this is because it says "they watched tv last night" (answer to 1.)
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It would be
1. Sírvamela
No me la sirva
2. Prepárenmelas
No le las preparen
3. Dénmelas
No me las de
4. Tráiganmela
No me lo traigan
