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How can I relate verb with the opposite?

by SpanishPerfecto
October 27, 2023
11:00 am

Relaciona los verbos con sus opuestos.

Llamar la atención
Sorprender
Atraer
Dar asco
Extrañar

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Repeler
Ser habitual
Pasar desapercibido
Quedarse indiferente
Agradar

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