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Andrea's letter

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Andrea's letter

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Find the correct clues to find Andrea

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Find the correct clues to find Andrea

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1 When 2 Which 3 That 4 Where 5 Which 6 Whose 7 That

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It is used because the noun before it is "the day". It pinpoints the exact time or date that Andrea's adventure starts.

It refers to the noun "Soacha" (a non-human entity). Since it provides additional commentary after a proper name and is separated by commas, which must be used instead of that.

It connects the noun "the unique cave paintings" to the action performed by the indigenous ancestors. It specifies exactly which paintings she is looking for. (Note: "which" can also be used here).

The noun before it is "this town" (referring to Soacha). It tells the students that this physical location is the exact stage where history and legends combine.

The noun before it is "the famous almojábanas". Which allows Andrea to explain what they are (delicious pastries) without having to repeat the name of the food.

The noun before it is "a traveler". Using whose shows that the old map belongs to that specific traveler (the traveler's map).

The noun before it is "an adventure". It defines the core nature of Andrea's journey, stating that it is a challenge she must complete on her own.

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