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https://librofulltime.wordpress.com/2023/09/15/book-review-steve-chilton-voices-from-the-hills/ The marketing team also let me know that ‘The Beyond the Ultimate’ podcast was keen to interview me, as the ‘caster said: ‘I think it could sit perfectly in a large episode I’m planning...
¿Es interesante el libro? ‘Is the book interesting?’ Mucho (*muy) ‘very’ As shown in (78), Spanish mucho and muy are both translated into “very.” Spanish mucho is used as an intensifier before nouns (or after verbs) and can be use...