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Ariel y Manuel son cubanos. In the previous sentence the verb to be (SER) refers to: Ariel y Manuel son cubanos. In the previous sentence the verb to be (SER) refers to: condition time origin relationship
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Ariel y Manuel son cubanos.

In the previous sentence the verb to be (SER) refers to:


Ariel y Manuel son cubanos.

In the previous sentence the verb to be (SER) refers to:
condition
time
origin
relationship

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The correct answer is origin
User Atanu Mondal
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Answer:

origin

Step-by-step explanation:

race=origin???

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