3.11 Exercise
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Translate the following sentences:
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We
eat fish. |
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I write the book. |
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You eat the carrot. |
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We eat the onions. |
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You sell the house. |
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He buys the chair. |
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We sell the table. |
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The dog sees the horse. |
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The horse eats the carrot. |
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The girl reads the book. |
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The men can (are able to) write. * |
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The dogs see the horses. |
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We want the table. |
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You (all) write the book. |
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* In the meaning that at the moment there is nothing that impeds them to write.
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We receive a chair. |
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You (all) sell some houses. |
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You eat some carrots. |
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He writes a letter. |
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We write a book. |
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You (all) receive a gift. |
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He writes a letter. |
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The pens are in the box. |
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The coffee is hot. |
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Juan is big (stout). |
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I read a book while you work. |
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The men smoke some cigarette while
the kids eat chocolate. |
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Germans don't drink wine,
they drink
beer. |
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Maria is not big, she is slim. |
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The gipsies do not eat sausages. |
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They want to buy a car. |
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We are going to buy shoes. |
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You (all) can go to town. |
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