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Verb conjugation of "hacer" in Spanish |
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 | I have considered the option to bring my friends from other social networks and invite them to join here. They can develop better language skills here. I'd love to pursue that goal, but I want to write in English. They are longer than most examples given by online dictionaries, they resemble actually more to a language study book. Please do the rest of the sample words later today and with 2 pairs each and send them over when you are ready. I'm also not interested in such things, but I had a classmate who recommended the book 'Mice and Men' and that's why I bought it. It is a very interesting book and tells about old times in the U.S. |
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