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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Personas y relaciones

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – People & Relationships)

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She arrives __________ and calls him boyfriend in front of her friends.
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Their relationship still is short, but is sincere.
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La madre _____ al papá para decir que todo va bien y que el niño no debe preocuparse.
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________ and a female lawyer talk about the case with clear phrases.
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Later, the case arrives to the court.
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El médico _____ “Descanso y paciencia, y todo mejora”.
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Afterwards, they go to the office to show the work to the boss, ________ is a client of the school project.
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Un socio y una socia preparan __________
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There is a victim who wants ________ but also wants peace for their family.
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a couple arrives early: ________ brings salad and the husband brings bread.
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Un oficial llega para tomar datos del accidente y habla con calma.
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Nadie quiere oír “idiota” ni “bastardo”; dicen que esas palabras ______ del diablo.
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El médico dice: “Descanso y paciencia, y todo mejora”.
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At the entrance, a lady at reception guides each person with patience.
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She is a mother _________ of a curious child.
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La gente espera en silencio, y una persona del equipo anota cada detalle para no olvidar nada.
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Él es padre y papá de un chico y de una chica.
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En la entrada, ________ de recepción guía a cada persona con paciencia.
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the leader of the family asks for forgiveness and changes the subject, and everyone go back to talk calmly.
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Then they do a short task as a pair and they read in a low voice.
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Cerca, la madre y el padre miran y toman fotos.
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the male driver and the female driver wait instructions.
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______ la madre y el padre miran y toman fotos.
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En la mañana, el conductor y la conductora llevan a la gente en un autobús pequeño.
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Una persona del público toma notas y no interrumpe.
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