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Realidades 2: Practice Workbook 2
Realidades 2: Practice Workbook 2
1st Edition
Savvas Learning Co
ISBN: 9780130360021
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Page 7: Actividad B

Exercise 1
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Solution 2
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Los estudiantes se sientan en sus escritorios.
The students sit at their desks.
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Los estudiantes se sientan en sus escritorios.
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Los estudiantes se sientan en sus escritorios
Exercise 2
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In this exercise, we must form an example sentence of one typical school day. Use the example provided in your textbook.
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**The example of the correct answer is:**

*El estudiante tiene una pregunta.*

(The student has a question.)

Exercise 3
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El estudiante responde la pregunta.
The student answers the question.
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El estudiante responde la pregunta.
Exercise 4
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Los estudiantes colaboran entre sĂ­.
The students collaborate with each other.
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Los estudiantes colaboran entre sĂ­.
Exercise 5
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Solution 2
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El estudiante saca una A en el examen.
The student gets an A in his test.
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El estudiante saca una A en el examen.
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el estudiante sacĂł A en el examen
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