Questions: Frank isn't driving to work today. He's taking the bus.

Frank isn't driving to work today. He's taking the bus.
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Frank no está conduciendo al trabajo hoy. Está tomando el autobús.

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Opción 1: re
Opción 2: re
Opción 3: re

Sí, estamos disfrutando de la fiesta.

¿Lo estás pasando bien?

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