U7 camping items-activities -1 ero-2b
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El documento presenta una lista de 11 palabras desordenadas en inglés relacionadas con el camping, y luego proporciona su traducción al español debajo de cada palabra una vez ordenadas. La lista incluye artículos como mochila, linterna, botiquín de primeros auxilios, cuchillo, botas, platos y tienda de campaña.
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http://blogdegeografiadejuan.blogspot.com/
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