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Sentences describing homes in Cuba
Sentences describing differences between homes in Cuba and your own home.
Sentences describing your own home
1.Small
1. My house is big, while houses in Cuba are small.
1. My house is very big
2.Poor
2. My house is new (just moved in), while in Cuba they are old houses.
2.My house is new
3.Old
3.I do have a microwave
3. We have 4 rooms, 2 living rooms, 2 dinner tables and a kitchen. 4.I do have a dishwasher
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