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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Personas y relaciones

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – People & Relationships)

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Then ________ leave in order, without shouting at the end.
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__________ she asks about the museum, and an American he helps her with the map.
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Al final encuentran la mochila y la entregan al dueño sin drama.
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A person offers him water and a friend saves for him the spot in the line.
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The boss speaks calmly and promises an answer today.
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the family it says hello to a friend and another person from the neighborhood.
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______ in the office, the boss opens the meeting room.
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the doctor writes a short report and asks for rest, _____ and a visit tomorrow.
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En otra cama _____ una víctima de un choque leve, y el médico revisa su respiración.
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________ dice “¡diablo!” porque pierde su boleto, pero una persona lo ve en el suelo.
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El detective cuenta ______ vio y el agente dice la hora con un papel.
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En clase, el profesor propone un proyecto fácil y la profesora reparte las tareas.
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Cuando termina la reunión, todos se despiden y dicen “gracias” sin discutir.
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En el parque, un chico espera a su novia.
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En el puerto, un capitán revisa su barco antes de salir.
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Suben un niño, una chica y un chico con su profesor __________
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Nobody wants to hear “idiot” nor “bastard”; they say that those words come from the devil.
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El cliente acepta y se sienta.
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The officer looks at the passenger list and the agent calls by radio to confirm information.
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After the trip, ________ receives a client in the room.
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Cada persona sale contenta __________
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Then everyone leave in order, without shouting at the end.
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En el hospital, _________ escucha a un paciente con atención.
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A classmate writes, __________ draws and another boy looks for information in a book.
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Todos saludan y comparten una tarde simple.
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