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Complete the description of Ana’s morning at university. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate contractions of prepositions and articles. Capitalize when needed. As a do ao na

Ana chega universidade. . ___ 9.45 da manha. A primera aula e a aula professor Luis Enrique, de portugues. ___ meio-dia ela almoca cafeteria.

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