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Los dinosaurios ________________hace mucho tiempo. existo existió existimos existieron
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Los dinosaurios ________________hace mucho tiempo.
existo
existió
existimos
existieron
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existieron because the dinasaurs have lived in the past and existieron is in past tense
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Answer: existieron
explanation: this word is in the past tense. “ron” <-at the end.
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