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95 [ninety-five]

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Conjunctions 2

95 [noventa y cinco]

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Since when is she no longer working? ¿-e--- ---ndo no-t-----a--l-a? ¿----- c----- n- t------ e---- ¿-e-d- c-á-d- n- t-a-a-a e-l-? ------------------------------ ¿Desde cuándo no trabaja ella?
Since her marriage? ¿D-s-e--u---- --s-? ¿----- q-- s- c---- ¿-e-d- q-e s- c-s-? ------------------- ¿Desde que se casó?
Yes, she is no longer working since she got married. Sí- ----r-b-ja -e--e qu---e-c---. S-- n- t------ d---- q-- s- c---- S-, n- t-a-a-a d-s-e q-e s- c-s-. --------------------------------- Sí, no trabaja desde que se casó.
Since she got married, she’s no longer working. D-sd---ue--e-c---,-no -ra--j-. D---- q-- s- c---- n- t------- D-s-e q-e s- c-s-, n- t-a-a-a- ------------------------------ Desde que se casó, no trabaja.
Since they have met each other, they are happy. Desde que--- -on--e-, -on ---i--s. D---- q-- s- c------- s-- f------- D-s-e q-e s- c-n-c-n- s-n f-l-c-s- ---------------------------------- Desde que se conocen, son felices.
Since they have had children, they rarely go out. Desd- que--i--en--i-os--salen -o-o. D---- q-- t----- n----- s---- p---- D-s-e q-e t-e-e- n-ñ-s- s-l-n p-c-. ----------------------------------- Desde que tienen niños, salen poco.
When does she call? ¿C--n-o-h---- --ll-)-por t--éf---? ¿------ h---- (----- p-- t-------- ¿-u-n-o h-b-a (-l-a- p-r t-l-f-n-? ---------------------------------- ¿Cuándo habla (ella) por teléfono?
When driving? ¿---ntras co---c-? ¿-------- c------- ¿-i-n-r-s c-n-u-e- ------------------ ¿Mientras conduce?
Yes, when she is driving. S-,------r---c-n-uce. S-- m------- c------- S-, m-e-t-a- c-n-u-e- --------------------- Sí, mientras conduce.
She calls while she drives. H-b-- -o- -el-fo-- m--n-ra- --n-u-e. H---- p-- t------- m------- c------- H-b-a p-r t-l-f-n- m-e-t-a- c-n-u-e- ------------------------------------ Habla por teléfono mientras conduce.
She watches TV while she irons. V--la -elevi--ón----n-r---pla--h-. V- l- t--------- m------- p------- V- l- t-l-v-s-ó- m-e-t-a- p-a-c-a- ---------------------------------- Ve la televisión mientras plancha.
She listens to music while she does her work. Esc--ha-mú-i-a m-e-tra- hac- -a- t--ea-. E------ m----- m------- h--- l-- t------ E-c-c-a m-s-c- m-e-t-a- h-c- l-s t-r-a-. ---------------------------------------- Escucha música mientras hace las tareas.
I can’t see anything when I don’t have glasses. (Y----- -e- nad-,---and--no-l--v- ga-as. (--- n- v-- n---- c----- n- l---- g----- (-o- n- v-o n-d-, c-a-d- n- l-e-o g-f-s- ---------------------------------------- (Yo) no veo nada, cuando no llevo gafas.
I can’t understand anything when the music is so loud. No -ntien-o-----, cu---- -a-m---ca ---á-t-n a---. N- e------- n---- c----- l- m----- e--- t-- a---- N- e-t-e-d- n-d-, c-a-d- l- m-s-c- e-t- t-n a-t-. ------------------------------------------------- No entiendo nada, cuando la música está tan alta.
I can’t smell anything when I have a cold. No h---o-n-da, cu---o--s-o- re-----d- /--. N- h---- n---- c----- e---- r-------- /--- N- h-e-o n-d-, c-a-d- e-t-y r-s-r-a-o /-a- ------------------------------------------ No huelo nada, cuando estoy resfriado /-a.
We’ll take a taxi if it rains. S- -----e,-------mo- /-t--a-em-s -a----u--tax-. S- l------ c-------- / t-------- (---- u- t---- S- l-u-v-, c-g-r-m-s / t-m-r-m-s (-m-) u- t-x-. ----------------------------------------------- Si llueve, cogeremos / tomaremos (am.) un taxi.
We’ll travel around the world if we win the lottery. S- ------ca--a l--er-a----rem-s--a -u-lta a- -und-. S- n-- t--- l- l------- d------ l- v----- a- m----- S- n-s t-c- l- l-t-r-a- d-r-m-s l- v-e-t- a- m-n-o- --------------------------------------------------- Si nos toca la lotería, daremos la vuelta al mundo.
We’ll start eating if he doesn’t come soon. S- ---- -o-lle-a -r-n-o----p--a--mo- a come-. S- (--- n- l---- p------ e---------- a c----- S- (-l- n- l-e-a p-o-t-, e-p-z-r-m-s a c-m-r- --------------------------------------------- Si (él) no llega pronto, empezaremos a comer.

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