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Spanish Classes

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Q 1/17
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What classes do you have?
30
¿Qué clases tienes?
Q 2/17
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I have...
30
Tengo...

17 questions

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What classes do you have?

1

30 sec

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I have...

2

30 sec

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I don't have...

3

30 sec

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arts

4

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sciences

5

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PE

6

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Spanish

7

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history

8

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English

9

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mathematics

10

30 sec

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music

11

30 sec

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health

12

30 sec

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technology

13

30 sec

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I have health class.

14

30 sec

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I don't have art class.

15

30 sec

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I have science class.

16

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I don't have technology.

17

30 sec

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