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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Comida y bebida

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – Food & Drink)

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1 / 10
They talk __________ of a new tea in my neighborhood.
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2 / 10
When the chicken is ready, ________ on a plate.
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3 / 10
The street is quiet and I walk _____ calmly.
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4 / 10
When I finish, __________ fine and my day it starts with energy.
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5 / 10
A lieutenant tells me _____ it is normal in a place with many people.
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6 / 10
At noon ________ for lunch.
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7 / 10
__________ is formal and calm.
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8 / 10
We listen to another quiet song __________ and the house feels good.
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9 / 10
The press says that __________ are going to go to try it.
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10 / 10
The green light from the garden __________ and I like it.
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