Spanish, 24.01.2021 22:00 Gigglygoose4181

Choose the preterite trigger word or phrase that means "the day before yesterday."
O A. Ayer por la tarde
O B. Anteayer
O C. Ayer
O D. Ayer por la mañana

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Choose the preterite trigger word or phrase that means "the day before yesterday."
O A. Ayer...