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    This document discusses three articles and their subjects, predicates, and complements. The first article's subject is undefined and its predicate is in the infinitive form. The second article's subject is Cruz Martinez Flor Jaqueline, its predicate is in the past tense, and it has multiple complements. The third article's subject will be tourism and sustainable development, its predicate will be in the infinitive form, and it has multiple complements.

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    This document discusses three articles and their subjects, predicates, and complements. The first article's subject is undefined and its predicate is in the infinitive form. The second article's subject is Cruz Martinez Flor Jaqueline, its predicate is in the past tense, and it has multiple complements. The third article's subject will be tourism and sustainable development, its predicate will be in the infinitive form, and it has multiple complements.

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    Subject Predicate Subject Predicate Subject Predicate

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    This document discusses three articles and their subjects, predicates, and complements. The first article's subject is undefined and its predicate is in the infinitive form. The second article's subject is Cruz Martinez Flor Jaqueline, its predicate is in the past tense, and it has multiple complements. The third article's subject will be tourism and sustainable development, its predicate will be in the infinitive form, and it has multiple complements.

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    SUBJECT PREDICATE SUBJECT PREDICATE SUBJECT PREDICATE

    ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE AUX WILL


    COMPLEMENT COMPLEMENT

    NOUN VERB IN INFINITIVE NOUN VERB IN PAST NOUN VERB IN INFINITIVE


    (PRESENT FORM) TENSE
    COMPLEMENT COMPLEMENT
    COMPLEMENT

    CRUZ MARTÍNEZ FLOR JAQUELINE


    TURISMO Y DESARROLLO SUSTENTABLE
    GRUPO 201

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