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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Cuerpo y salud

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – Body & Health)

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1 / 10
Also she does a short count of turn numbers and she explains that I must wait because there are many people.
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Al día siguiente, al despertar, hago estiramientos en casa.
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En la entrada, una señora en recepción me mira con atención.
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Al despertar, siento dolor en la cabeza y en el cuerpo.
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In the hallway I see construction work near the main door.
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6 / 10
The doctor comes back and asks about the pain.
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7 / 10
Un trabajador de las obras coloca señales con la dirección __________ en paredes y puertas.
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He says _____ my brain is fine and he writes a short note with “rest” and “water”.
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_____ I leave from the hospital, I think calmly and without hurry.
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Llega un comandante y entra __________ de seguridad del hospital.
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