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I think it's tener sed. I have to write more than 20 characters to answer u so yea
Mainly, you use Tanto and Tan when explaining equalities:
tan + (adjective/adverb) +como <em>
tanto/a(s)+(noun)+como
</em><em>(verb) + tanto como
</em>Hope this helps!<em>
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Honestly i’m not really sure of the context your teacher is looking for, but i’ll translate the sentence for you, that might help you a bit.
translation:
“Did you see that Andy Ruiz Jr. won the fight when he knocked his opponent?”
Hope it helps! If I were you, I’d answer “se refiere a que Andy Ruiz Jr, ganó una pelea al vencer a su oponente con un golpe que lo dejó inconsciente”
