Siempre leo (1) los domingos por la maã±ana. despuã©s, me gusta practicar (2) . a veces, nado en (3) que hay en el parque. cuando no nado, hago ejercicio (exercise) en (4) . cuando hay mucho trã¡fico en (5) , voy al gimnasio en bicicleta. cuando no como en casa, como en (6) con mis amigos, y luego nosotros podemos ver (7) de bã©isbol. algunos dã­as, veo pelã­culas. me gusta mã¡s ver pelã­culas en (8) que en mi casa.

The answers are:

El periodiconataciónla albercael gimnasiola calleel restauranteel partido el cine

Explanation:

As you can see, all of the answers above except "natación" have the definite article "The", which in English expresses el, los, la, las but in Spanish no, we need to specify, so, remember that la, las is for feminine nouns, singular and plural, respectively. And el, los is used for masculine nouns, again, singular and plural. In this case, we have no plural nouns, remember that you can spot that by having and "s" at the end, or not.

Go to the right. go left. go right. go straight.

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