Toma el libro, abre la puerta y sale de la habitación.
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What does "sale de" mean here? Thanks. 
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updated OCT 15, 2009
posted by zhoujian
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Rena, you are both mistaken, the sentence is not in imperative, otherwise it would have to be: sal de la.....
It is third person, he takes the book...etc
sale de : he leaves the room
updated OCT 15, 2009
posted by 00494d19
Right on the money.. - Deanski, OCT 15, 2009
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The sentence as a whole means take the book, open the door and leave the room.
In English, you don´t translate the word de but it literally means of.
updated OCT 15, 2009
posted by RenaLynnka
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Take the book, open the door, and leave the room.
updated OCT 15, 2009
posted by --Mariana--
