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3 years ago

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GenaCL600 [577]3 years ago

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Answer:

A ti TE gustAN los deportes

---Si, a mi ME gustAN mucho

A ti TE gustA la ensalada

Y comes mucha. Pero a mi no ME gustA

Me gustA comer frijoles

El arte me interesA (mas que) las matematicas

No me interesAN las matematicas

A ti TE aburrEN tus clases?

---No, a mi ME interesAN todas.

Explanation:

On 33 I don't know if there are some words missing or it is in that way, but I can say the rest are correct

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