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Exercises - Decir

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	Review Exercise (Answers)
(She says she has cancer.) Ella que tiene cáncer.
(You say that the operation is serius.) Tú que esa operación es seria.
(The doctor says that my grandmother is very sick.) El doctor que mi abuela está muy enferma.
(The nurse says that the pills are very good.) La enfermera que esas pastillas son muy buenas.
(She says that I must get vaccinated.) Ella que debo inyectarme.
(We say that the antibiotic is very effective.) Nosotros que ese antibiótico es muy efectivo.
(Roberto says that the hospital is too far.) Roberto que el hospital está muy lejos.
(The peditrician says that my son is good.) El pediatra que mi hijo está bien.
(The geriatrician says that the grandfather is seriously ill.) El geriatra que el abuelo está muy grave.
(I say that the pain is in her back.) Yo que a ella le duele la espalda.
(Edgar says that he has diabetes.) Edgar que tiene diabetes.
(They say that they need a syrup against the cough.) Ellos que necesitan un jarabe contra la tos.

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