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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Ideas y sentimientos

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – Ideas & Feelings)

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In the end, a classmate asks a question and I give a short answer.
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I feel pleasure and my interest grows.
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I look at my mind and is born an idea: to learn this subject calmly.
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The light from the window falls on the table and helps me to read.
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At the break I sit down with my team.
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When I finish, I read in a low voice and I look for the truth of the message.
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When I feel tired, I lose focus for a moment; then I breathe and I go back to control.
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I do not need to be perfect; I need order and time to grow.
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That quote enters into my memory and it stays with me all day.
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My level goes up a little every week.
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So I see the order of the problem.
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After that I write a short story with my words.
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The teacher says that reading is a subject for the mind.
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It is not a big book, but it is my way to practice.
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For me it is an opportunity to speak and ask without fear.
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I compare a data point with another data point and I see the difference.
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I feel the heartbeat in my chest and it calms me.
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If I know the answer, I say it with respect.
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My memory keeps the fact of today and gives me more control for tomorrow.
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In class, the subject it no longer seems so hard.
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Someone puts on quiet music on the phone and the sound fills the courtyard.
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I feel the heartbeat and I remember a quote from the past.
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He says the reason with a fact: “if you change a data point, changes the result”.
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If not, I look for the reason in the book, because the truth needs a fact.
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I look for new information and I keep it as a small fact.
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