E twinning project 1st term second step carlos
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Carlos lives in Asturias, Spain and enjoys playing football, surfing, walking his dog, and riding his bicycle. He dislikes studying and dancing ballet. He has a dog named Rambo and a cat named Luna. Carlos finds his school big but boring.
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