Imagina que eres Esther. Escríbele una carta a una amiga contándole por qué Marta no pudo ir a tu fiesta. Usa el pretérito. Questions
La fiesta fue muy divertida, pero Marta no pudo venir...

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La fiesta fue muy divertida, pero Marta no pudo venir debido a que de ultimo momento le llamaron de su trabajo y era tan urgente que irremediablemente tuvo que ir, se fue vestida de gala a su trabajo. Cuando me habló por está situación me dijo que en cuanto terminara enseguida vendría, pero, después me enteré, las cosas se le complicaron y se quedó toda la noche, finalmente, de manera afortunada, pudo resolver esa situación que le provocó no poder asistir a mi fiesta. Me siento orgullosa de ser su amiga porque ha podido sacar adelante los retos que siempre ha enfrentado no ha habido situación que no haya resuelto.

in my knowledge ik i would say: te quiero tambien.

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