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Choose the best Spanish equivalent to the phrase. Isabel dresses poorly. Isabel se viste poco. Isabel se viste mal. Isabel se viste bastante. Isabel se viste peor.

Choose the best Spanish equivalent to the phrase. Isabel dresses poorly. Isabel se viste poco. Isabel se viste mal. Isabel se viste bastante. Isabel se viste peor.
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Choose the best Spanish equivalent to the phrase.

Isabel dresses poorly.

Isabel se viste poco.
Isabel se viste mal.
Isabel se viste bastante.
Isabel se viste peor.

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The correct answer is Isabel se viste mal
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