Questions: Mi primo y su esposo están en un matrimonio (adoptado / igualitario / novio).

Mi primo y su esposo están en un matrimonio (adoptado / igualitario / novio).
Transcript text: Mi primo y su esposo están en un matrimonio $\square$ (adoptado / igualitario / novio).
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  1. Mi primo y su esposo están en un matrimonio igualitario.

Explanation: En este contexto, la palabra correcta para describir el matrimonio de mi primo y su esposo es "igualitario", ya que indica que están casados legalmente como pareja del mismo sexo. "Adoptado" y "novio" no son términos adecuados para describir un matrimonio entre dos personas.

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