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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Personas y relaciones

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – People & Relationships)

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1 / 10
A friend he says “damn!” because he loses his ticket, but a person they see it on the floor.
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2 / 10
Then they do a short task as a pair and they read in a low voice.
Listen and fill in the missing words in English.
3 / 10
The judge listens to everyone and asks for __________
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4 / 10
the male lawyer and the female lawyer read the report from the detective and from the agent, and ask short questions.
Listen and fill in the missing words in Spanish.
5 / 10
El juez escucha a todos y pide __________
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6 / 10
Una persona del público mira el reloj y espera.
Listen and fill in the missing words in Spanish.
7 / 10
Un hombre _____ con una mujer en la puerta del edificio.
Listen and fill in the missing words in English.
8 / 10
An agent __________ walk around the area and ask questions.
Type the meaning of the highlighted words in English.
9 / 10
El abogado y la abogada leen el informe del detective y del agente, y hacen preguntas cortas.
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10 / 10
En la escuela, el profesor y la profesora reciben a cada chico y a cada chica con una sonrisa.
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