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Practice 1 (hoose the carrect answer a) We for a vide a) often go b) go often b) Tom soccer with his friends a) alvirys plays bl ploy always c) Mary films on TV alwatches sometimes b) sometimes wat d) They video games dplay never b) never play

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Las respuestas correctas son: 1. a) a menudo vamos 2. b) siempre juega 3. c) a veces ve 4. d) nunca juegan

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Let's make it fun! For the first sentence, "We often go for a ride" is the correct option. You could say this sentence when planning a spontaneous adventure! Now, for the second one, it should be "Tom always plays soccer with his friends." Just imagine him scoring that winning goal! Don't forget to celebrate with a victory dance!

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