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Chapter 6 De Vacaciones

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Q 1/92
Score 0
summer
30
el verano
Q 2/92
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winter
30
el invierno

92 questions

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summer

1

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winter

2

30 sec

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the snow

3

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It's cloudy

4

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It's raining.

5

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the temperature

6

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It's snowing.

7

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The weather is nice

8

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It's bad weather.

9

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It's sunny.

10

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It's hot.

11

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It's cold.

12

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It's cloudy.

13

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the beach resort

14

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the beach

15

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the sand

16

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the sea

17

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the wave

18

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the sun

19

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the swimming pool

20

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surfing

21

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wind surfing

22

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surf board

23

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to tan

24

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diving

25

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to water ski

26

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waterskiing

27

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a boat

28

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the volleyball court

29

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volleyball

30

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to practice

31

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to rent

32

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to pass time

33

30 sec

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a digital camera

34

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to swim

35

30 sec

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to scuba dive

36

30 sec

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the towel

37

30 sec

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the swimsuit

38

30 sec

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swim suit

39

30 sec

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the sunglasses

40

30 sec

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sunscreen

41

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A ski resort

42

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to rent

43

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the mountain

44

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the mountain peak

45

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the slope

46

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the ski lift

47

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the skier

48

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the snowboarder

49

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ticket

50

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the ticket

51

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the ticket window

52

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ice

53

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ice skate

54

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the outdoor skating rink

55

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the skater

56

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the expert

57

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advanced

58

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beginners

59

30 sec

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to ski

60

30 sec

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to go down

61

30 sec

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to go up

62

30 sec

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to skate

63

30 sec

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the ski

64

30 sec

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the ski pole

65

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the hat

66

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the boots

67

30 sec

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the gloves

68

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the helmet

69

30 sec

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the ski jacket

70

30 sec

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the ski jacket

71

30 sec

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the snowboard

72

30 sec

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the skate

73

30 sec

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yesterday

74

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today

75

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tonight

76

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last night

77

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this afternoon

78

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the day before yesterday

79

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yesterday afternoon

80

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this year

81

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last year

82

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this week

83

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last week

84

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the weekend

85

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a month ago

86

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to be scared (to have fear)

87

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maybe, perhaps

88

30 sec

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to take

89

30 sec

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to use

90

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in order to

91

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to take pictures

92

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