I think it is B, C, A, D.
Twelve (12) is the numerical equivalent of doce
<span>"Alonso y yo estamos en Estados Unidos ahora mismo, Arizona para ser específico. Estamos planeando nuestro viaje a México, y vamos a ir a las dos ciudades más grandes, Ciudad de México y Santiago de Querétaro. Me siento muy emocionado de ir a estas ciudades, pero también estoy nervioso. Sólo espero que podamos mezclarnos y comunicarnos con la gente que nos rodea, y pasar un buen rato, también."
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To translate that for you, I am saying: "Alonso and I are in America right now, Arizona to be specific. We are planning our trip to Mexico, and we are going to go to the two biggest cities there, Mexico City and Santiago de Queretero. I am feeling very exited to go to these cities, but I am also nervous. I just hope that we can blend in and communicate with the people around us, and have a great time, too."
The missing word that means relatives is Parientes.
Answer:
These types of verbs don't have to tell us who or what is performing the action, but they may do so in a prepositional phrase. These types of verbs are formed with the help of a helping verb.
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