17.14 Exercise (verb of changes) |
from English to Spanish |
When he received the message, he got pale. |
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Through hard
work he achieved to become president. |
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He became a teacher because it was the easiest for him |
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If he continues this way he will get crazy. |
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I don't know
what's wrong with him he got so very strange. |
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Ich weiss nicht,
was mit ihm los ist, er ist so merkwürdig
geworden. |
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He became a widower by the death of
his wife. |
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When they
woke up they became sad. |
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The investors became nervous and some
course fell. |
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How could
Anthrax become the topic of the day? |
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It became clear that the plan could not be realised. |
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In connection with the assassination,
10 people were (resulted) injured. |
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Milk turns to cheese. |
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Wine turned
into water. |
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The Romans got crazy. |
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The followers
of Jesus became obsessed. |
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How we became what we are. |
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His new friends
became a kind of family substitute. |
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It became clear that their new friends
were much better than the ones before. |
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It turned out that the ones that I thought were my friends were my hangmen. | ![]() |
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