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The document appears to be messages between friends Laura, Edurne, and Claudia discussing going to the beach, eating at a restaurant, and wondering where Claudia was since she wasn't at the toilet or market like they thought. They determine Claudia was at home on holidays because she had a headache and stomachache.
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- 3. I went with my ferrari to look for my friends Claudia and Edurne we had been in the markets.
- 4. I was wondering if the wheel would rise and waiting for the arrival.
- 5. I was witing my friends Edurne and Claudia. Ooo!!! If they are here. Hello!!! is th up n . ca n e ccio W ra at Hello!!
- 6. Can we went to a restaurant to ate? Ok. Yes, but a good restaurant.
- 7. This is a good restaurant did not? Laura , you spoke alone… Yes. Went in!! I ate …. I No! I’m slept… I saw… not silly. I boy…. Nothing. I taught!!
- 8. Oh! Yeah! Because the hamburgers,chip Yes!. I ate s and pizza as the unhealthy. hamburgers , chips, pizza . Mmm… I was a toilet . Okey! Bye!
- 9. She was a Oh! Where long time in was toilet. Claudia?
- 10. Claudia wasn’t in Claudia!!! the toilet.. Edurne!. we sought in market .
- 12. Where was Claudia? Wasn’t in the toilet , wasn’t in the market. Where was?
- 13. Claudia was in her hause holidays. Was the headeache and stomaceache.
- 14. The holidays, was favourite holidays . You saw the one history of our holidays. Thanks Laura Barragán Edurne Gálvez Claudia Cano