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1 Spanish 2 final exam review
Key pages p. 24 and 25—present tense p. 29 vocab p —dop and iop p. 55 vocab p. 65—preterito ar verbs p. 70 irregular preterito p. 76—costa rica and chile reading p. 79 vocab p. 95 er and ir preterito p. 100 demon adj and pronouns p. 109 vocab p. 119 reflexives p. 124 present progressive

2 Spanish 2 final exam review
Key pages p. 130 reading p. 133 vocab p. 149 irregular yo p. 154 pronouns after preps p. 163—Vocab p irregular preterito part 2 p nota gramatical p. 178 preterito stem changing verbs p. 187 vocab p. 203—imperfect p —irregular preterito part 3

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