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Choose the correct Spanish equivalent for "There was a king."

Choose the correct Spanish equivalent for "There was a king."
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Choose the correct Spanish equivalent for "There was a king."

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Answer: Habia un rey.

Used in a sentence: There was a king in the castle.

Translated: Habia un rey en el castillo.

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HABIA UN REY

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