Goals
- Introduce language used at holidays and gatherings
- Begin Present Tense
Nouns
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Noun Description:
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Nouns in Spanish are classified in two sets of categories.
Feminine
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Singular
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La : The
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Una: A
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Plural
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Las The
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Unas A
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Examples:
La amiga. ---> Las amigas.
Una casa. ---> Unas casas.
Masculine
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Singular
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El : The
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Un: A
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Plural
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Los The
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Unos A
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Examples:
Un amigo. --> Unos amigos.
El hogar --> Los hogares
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General Vocabulary
Español
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Inglés
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comida
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food
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familia
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family
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amigo
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friend
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cena
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dinner
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casa
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house
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apartamento
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apartment
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hogar
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home
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restaurante
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restaurant
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fiesta
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party
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Holiday Types
Español
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Inglés
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Navidad
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Christmas
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Kwanzaa
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Kwanzaa
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Hanukkah
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Hanukkah
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Día de los Muertos
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Day of the Dead
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Solsticio de Invierno
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Winter Solstice
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Diwali (Festival de las luces)
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Diwali (Festival of lights)
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Pascua
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Easter
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Año Nuevo
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New Years
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Día de Independencia
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Independence Day
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Verbs
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Regular Verbs
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Español
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Inglés
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preparar
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to prepare
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invitar
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to invite
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cocinar
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to cook
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viajar
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to travel
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celebrar
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to celebrate
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decorar
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to decorate
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deber
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should
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comer
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to eat
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vivir
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to live
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escribir
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to write
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leer
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to read
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Irregular Verbs
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Español
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Inglés
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ir
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to go
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venir
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to come
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tener
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to have
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salir
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to go out / to leave
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querer
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to want
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ser
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to be (permanent)
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estar
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to be (temporary)
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Grammar Principles
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Subject Pronouns: Definition
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Subject pronouns are divided into singular and plural types. Singular pronouns, (I, you, he, and she) describe only one person, while plural subject pronouns, (we and they,) describe groups of people. In spanish, there are also ways of addressing 'you' and groups of people ('you all') in formal ways, using 'usted' for formal 'you,' and 'ustedes' for formal 'you all.'
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Person
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Persona
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Español
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Inglés
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Yo
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I
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Tú
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You
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Él
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He
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Ella
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She
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Nosotros
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We
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Ellos
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They
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Ellas
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They (females)
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Regular Verbs: Present Tense
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Description
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In Spanish, verbs are conjugated depending on the subject pronoun associated with the action. Here, we will focus on present tense, regular verb conjugations. Verbs in Spanish generally have 3 different ending types: *Verbs that end in -AR *Verbs that en in -ER *Verbs that end in -IR To use these verbs with subject pronouns, you generally replace the verb ending with the corresponding subject pronoun ending.
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Click Here for the -Ar Verbs Table
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-AR Verbs
Subject Pronoun
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Verb Ending
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Infinitive Verb
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Conjugated Verb
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Example - Spanish
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Example - Translation
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Yo
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-o
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celebrar
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celebro
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Yo celebro a la fiesta.
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I celebrate at the party.
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Tú
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-as
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invitar
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invitas
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Tú invitas a tú amigo.
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You invite your friend.
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Él
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-a
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preparar
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prepara
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Él prepara la comida.
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He prepares the food.
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Ella
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-a
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cocinar
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cocina
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Ella cocina la cena.
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She cooks the dinner.
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Nosotros
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-amos
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viajar
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viajamos
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Viajamos a Florida cada Navidad.
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We travel to Florida every Christmas.
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Ellos / Ellas
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-an
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decorar
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decoran
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Ellos no decoran el árbol.
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They don't decorate the tree.
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Click Here for the ER/IR Verbs Table
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-ER / -IR Verbs
Subject Pronoun
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Verb Ending
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Infinitive Verb
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Conjugated Verb
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Example - Spanish
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Example - Translation
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Yo
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-o
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comer
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como
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Yo como la cena.
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I eat the dinner.
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Tú
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-es
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escribir
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escribes
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Tú escribes una carta.
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You write a card.
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Él
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-e
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leer
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lee
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Él lee la carta.
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He reads the card.
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Ella
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-e
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vivir
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vive
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Ella vive en Nueva York.
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She lives in New York.
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Nosotros
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-imos / -emos
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comer
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comemos
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Comemos juntos a la fiesta del Día de Independenia.
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We eat together at the Independence Day party.
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Nosotros
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-imos / -emos
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vivir
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vivimos
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Nostoros vivimos en Mexico.
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We live in Mexico.
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Ellos
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-en
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deber
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deben
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Ellos deben cocinar.
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They should cook.
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