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3 years ago

Please help with this worksheet

Spanish

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Doss [256]3 years ago

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1. Tú tienes un bolígrafo. You have a pen

2. Él tiene una calculadora. He has a calculator

3. Yo tengo un lápiz. I have a pencil

4. Ella tiene dos libros. She has two books

5. Vosotros tenéis clase hoy. You all have class today

6. Sara y Ana tienen los papeles l. Sara and Ana have the papers

7. Nosotros tenemos computadoras. We have computers

8. Ellos tienen un horario. They have a schedule

9. Ustedes tienen tarea. Do you have homework

10. Tú tienes un cuaderno. You have a notebook

11. Juan tiene la clase de arte hoy. Juan has art class today

12. Yo tengo una mochila. I have a backpack

13. Ella tiene un escritorio. She has a desk

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