Hoy yo y maya estamos cantando
Hoy tu y Roberto están en la computadora
Hoy con las bicicletas
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Hola Daniela. Cómo <u>estas?</u>
Hola mamá <u>estoy</u> bien. Donde <u>esta</u> papá? Ya <u>son</u> las ocho de la noche.
No <u>esta</u> aquí. <u>Esta</u> en la oficina.
Y Andrés y Margarita. Donde <u>estan</u> ellos?
<u>Estan</u> en el restaurante La Palma con Martín.
<u>Esta</u> un compañero de clase. <u>Es</u> de México.
Ah. Y el restaurante La Palma. Donde <u>esta</u>?
<u>Esta</u> cerce de La Plaza Mayor, en San Modesto.
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In April 1913, 90-year-old Henry McHenry walked out of the Chelsea Old Soldiers Home, telling his friends he was going to town – which they assumed meant Boston – and he didn’t come back. Three days later, word arrived that he had surfaced in New York City with a pocketful of cash. McHenry pointedly told police, who wanted to send him home, that he would leave when he had seen what he came for. What enticed this cantankerous Civil War veteran and retired stonemason to travel all the way to New York? He wanted to see this new dance phenomenon everyone was talking about: the tango. The year 1913, the writer H.G. Wells noted, was “the year of the tango.” This new dance where couples danced cheek-to-cheek, legs and arms pressed close against each other in an erotic embrace, had everyone’s attention.
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1. Ramon no VOLVERA a comer carne
2. SALIRA a correr todos los dias
3. Tu y los Niños, DESCANSARAN despues de correr
4. Y no SENTAREMOS a ver la television
5. Mi amor COME mas despacio
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