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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Trabajo e instituciones

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – Work & Institutions)

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Listen and fill in the missing words in English.
1 / 10
They talk about the president __________ and about a new law for the companies.
Type the meaning of the highlighted words in English.
2 / 10
La profesora dice que la ley no es un juego y que un arresto puede cambiar una vida.
Type the meaning of the highlighted words in English.
3 / 10
En mi oficina buscamos acuerdos y no conflictos.
Listen and fill in the missing words in English.
4 / 10
__________ of the museum gives me energy to continue my studies.
Translate the highlighted words to Spanish.
5 / 10
After class I pass by a clothes shop.
Listen and fill in the missing words in Spanish.
6 / 10
Yo pienso en el estado y en la ley: _____ grandes palabras, pero tocan la vida diaria.
Translate the highlighted words to Spanish.
7 / 10
There they keep gold and old documents.
Listen and fill in the missing words in Spanish.
8 / 10
__________ una persona puede ir a la cárcel.
Translate the highlighted words to Spanish.
9 / 10
At lunch my coworker tells stories about his grandfather in the army.
Type the meaning of the highlighted words in English.
10 / 10
En la oficina hablamos poco y escuchamos la radio, porque todos quieren saber qué pasa con el estado.
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