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Lecci?n preliminary | |
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Conversaciones breves (Brief conversations) | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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Gender and number | |
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The definite and indefinite articles | |
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Subject pronouns | |
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The present indicative of ser | |
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Cardinal numbers 0-39 | |
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Business Communication: Greetings, farewells, and introductions in personal and telephone interaction with other people | |
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Lecci?n | |
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El viaje de negocios | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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The present indicative of regular -ar verbs | |
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Interrogative and negative sentences | |
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Forms and position of adjectives | |
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Telling time | |
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Cardinal numbers 300-1,000 | |
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Uses of hay Business Communication: Travelling by plane- making plane reservations - arriving in a foreign country | |
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Lecci?n | |
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En dos aeropuertos mexicanos | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar:1 | |
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Agreement of adjectives, nouns, and adjectives | |
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The present indicative of regular -er and -ir verbs | |
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Possession with de | |
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Possessive adjectives | |
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The personal a | |
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Business Communication: Dealing with immigration officers and custom inspectors Exchanging dollars for foreign currencies | |
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Lecci?n | |
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En el hotel | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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The irregular verbs ir, dar, and estar | |
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Ir a+ infinitive | |
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Uses of the verbs ser and estar | |
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Contractions Business Communication: Making hotel reservations | |
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Giving personal and credit card information | |
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Complaining about hotel accommodations | |
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Lecci?n | |
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Las comidas | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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The irregular verbs tener and venir | |
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Expressions with tener | |
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Comparative forms | |
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Irregular comparative forms Business Communication: Dining at a restaurant | |
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Finding information about typical local food | |
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Asking about the ingredients and preparation of food | |
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Lecci?n | |
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Comprando para importer | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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Stem-changing verbs (e:ie) | |
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Some uses of the definite article | |
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The present progressive | |
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Business Communication: Importing goods | |
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making an appointment to buy goods abroad | |
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Conducting a subsequent interview | |
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Inquiring about the quality and prices of goods and about payment terms | |
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Repaso (Lecciones 1-5) | |
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Lecci?n | |
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Vendiendo para exporter | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar:1 | |
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Stem-changing verbs (o:ue) | |
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Affirmative and negative expressions | |
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Pronouns as object of a preposition | |
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Direct object pronouns | |
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Business Communication: Visiting with a prospective client in a Latin American country | |
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Negotiating to sell merchandise to be exported from the United States | |
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Lecci?n | |
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Medios de comunicaci?n | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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Stem-changing verbs (e:i) | |
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Irregular first-person forms | |
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Saber contrasted with conocer | |
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Indirect object pronouns | |
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Business Communication: Inquiring about the availability of communication facilities in a foreign country | |
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How to procure and use communication facilities | |
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Lecci?n | |
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El transporte de pasajeros | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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Pedir contrasted with preguntar | |
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Special construction with gustar, doler, and hacer falta | |
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Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns | |
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Direct and indirect object pronouns used together | |
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Business Communication: Using different means of passenger transportation | |
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Taking a bus or a taxi | |
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Renting a car | |
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Requirements for renting and driving a car in a foreign country | |
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Lecci?n | |
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El transporte de mercanc?as | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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Possessive pronouns | |
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Reflexive constructions | |
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Command forms: Ud. and Uds | |
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Uses of object pronouns with command forms | |
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Business Communication: Transporting merchandise by air, train, or truck | |
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Old problems and new solutions regarding the transportation of merchandise between two countries | |
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Lecci?n | |
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Contratando personal | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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The preterit of regular verbs | |
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The preterit of ser, ir and dar | |
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Uses of por and para | |
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Business Communication: Conducting an interview when hiring personnel | |
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Repaso (Lecciones 6-10) | |
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Lecci?n | |
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La contabilidad de la empresa (I) | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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Time expressions with hacer | |
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Irregular preterits | |
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The preterit of stem-changing verbs (e:i and o:u) | |
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Command forms: t? | |
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Business Communication: Dealing with accounting and accountants | |
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Lecci?n | |
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La contabilidad de la empresa (II) | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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En and a as equivalents of at | |
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The imperfect tense | |
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The past progressive | |
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The preterit contrasted with the imperfect | |
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Business Communication: Dealing with accounting and accountants | |
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Lecci?n | |
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El impuesto sobre la renta | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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Changes in meaning with the imperfect and preterit of conocer, saber, and querer | |
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Hace meaning ago | |
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Uses of se | |
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?Qu?? and ?Cu?l? used with ser | |
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Business Communication: Preparing an income tax return for a Spanish speaker with limited or no knowledge of English | |
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Lecci?n | |
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En la agencia de publicidad | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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The past participle | |
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The present perfect tense | |
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The past perfect (pluperfect) tense Business Communication: Determining a client's advertising needs | |
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Working in sales at a department store | |
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Lecci?n | |
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Abriendo cuentas | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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The future tense | |
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The conditional tense | |
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Some uses of the prepositions a, de, and en | |
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Business Communication: Helping customers at the bank | |
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Repaso (Lecciones 11-15) | |
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Lecci?n | |
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Solicitando pr?stamos | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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The present subjunctive | |
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The subjunctive with verbs of volition | |
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The absolute superlative | |
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Business Communication: Informing bank customers about different types of loans | |
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Lecci?n | |
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Comprando una casa | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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The subjunctive to express emotion | |
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The subjunctive with some impersonal expressions | |
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Formation of adverbs | |
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Business Communication: Advising clients about the purchase or sale of real estate | |
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refinancing properties | |
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Lecci?n | |
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Alquilando un local commercial | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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The subjunctive to express doubt, disbelief, and denial | |
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The subjunctive to express indefiniteness and nonexistence | |
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Diminutive suffixes | |
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Business Communication: Renting commercial space | |
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Lecci?n | |
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Vendiendo y comprando seguros | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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The subjunctive after certain conjunctions | |
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The present perfect subjunctive | |
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Uses of the present perfect subjunctive | |
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Business Communication: Selling insurance to a Spanish-speaking prospective client | |
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Lecci?n | |
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En el bufete de una abogada | |
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Structures from Basic Spanish Grammar | |
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The imperfect subjunctive | |
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Uses of the imperfect subjunctive | |
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If clauses | |
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Business Communication: Talking about Latin American business | |
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Debating free trade agreements | |
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Using facts to support your arguments | |
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Repaso (Lecciones 16-20) | |
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Introduction to Spanish Sounds and the Alphabet | |
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Verbs | |
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Useful Classroom Expressions | |
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Weights and Measures | |
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Spanish-English Vocabulary | |
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English-Spanish Vocabulary | |