Nos va a doler mucho.

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¿Usted puede mover sus dedos?

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¿Me va a doler?

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¿A que hora es tu cita?

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Tengo una cita con el medico.

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Te va a doler el dedo.

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El cuello y la espalda.

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La espalda

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el dedo

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las piernas y la espalda

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El cuello

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las vacas tienen cuatro estómagos.

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el dedo, la cabeza, y el cuello

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¿Usted puede mover las piernas?

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Write the -"ito" or "ita" form of this noun: papel

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Write the -"ito" or "ita" form of this noun: La Mesa

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Write the -"ito" or "ita" form of this noun: El perro

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Write the -"ito" or "ita" form of this noun: El Vaso

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Write the -"ito" or "ita" form of this noun: Lola

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Write the -"ito" or "ita" form of this noun: Ana

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I like to play (start with a capital letter, no period)

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I don't like (start with a capital letter, no period)

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Let's go to (start with a capital letter, no period)

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I'm going to (start with a capital letter, end with no period)

(a)  

I am (start with a capital letter, no period)

(a)  

to Run

(a)  

To swim (lowercase letter)

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play football (lowercase letters, no punctuation, no accents)

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Play tennis (no capital letters, no punctuation, include the article to the noun)

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strong (lowercase letter)

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weak (lowercase letters, no accents)

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coach (lowercase letters)

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to exercise (lowercase letters)

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basketball (all lower case letters, add the article to the noun)

(a)  

tournament (use an article, all lower case letters)

(a)  

volleyball (all lower case letters, use an article)

(a)  

tired (all lower case letters, no article...this is an adjective)

(a)  

athlete (use lowercase letters and an article)

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