¿Debe la profesora traducir esa novela este semestre?

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a. Does the teacher have to translate that novel this semester?
¿Debe la profesora traducir esa novela este semestre? - Yo pensaba que la iba a traducir uno de los estudiantes.Does the teacher have to translate that novel this semester? - I thought one of the students was going to translate it.
b. Does the instructor have to translate that novel this semester?
¿Debe la profesora traducir esa novela este semestre? - Aún no está decidido.Does the instructor have to translate that novel this semester? - It hasn't been decided yet.
c. Does the professor have to translate that novel this semester? (university)
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¿Debe la profesora traducir esa novela este semestre? - Ella dijo que sí tenía que hacerlo.Does the professor have to translate that novel this semester? - She said she had to do it.
d. Does the lecturer have to translate that novel this semester? (university)
Regionalism used in the United Kingdom
(United Kingdom)
¿Debe la profesora traducir esa novela este semestre? - No. Ya la tradujo hace algunos años.Does the lecturer have to translate that novel this semester? - No. She already translated it some years ago.
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