For the verb form <span>él cree, there are only two correct options: 3rd person and singular.
It is the third person and singular because él in Spanish means he in English, which is 3rd person singular.</span><span>
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<em>lollipop: </em><em><u>pirulí</u></em>
<em>candy cane: </em><em><u>bastón de caramelo</u></em>
<em>christmas tree:</em> <em><u>árbol de Navidad</u></em><span>
<em>happy new year:</em> </span><em><u>feliz año nuevo</u></em>
<em>christmas eve:</em> <em><u>nochebuena</u></em>
<em>christmas day:</em><em><u> día de la Navidad
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</em><em>I hope this helped! :)
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Answer:
1. Difficulty speaking and learning English
2. Raising children and helping them succeed in school
3. Securing work
4. Securing housing
5. Accessing services
6. Transportation
7. Cultural barriers
Hope that this helps!! :)
I thinks the answer ia "VEN"
