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D. Answer the following questions in complete Spanish sentences, using the preterite tense. Submit your answers under 3.04 Asignación. ¿Adónde viajaste tú este verano? ¿Qué programa miraste en la televisión? ¿Qué CD escuchaste? ¿Con quién hablaste por teléfono? ¿Dónde pagaron los viajeros en el hotel?

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19-06-2017

Semanas atras estaba viendo el programa de television llamado Gossip Girl. Ese día viaje a Miami Beach mientras escuchaba el CD Nights, y conversaba con mi amiga Jessie. Ese día llegamos a el hotel y espere mientras todos los viajeros pagaban en el lobby del Hotel.

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