pero tengo que regresar

A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
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a. but I have to go back
Quisiera quedarme aquí toda la tarde, pero tengo que regresar.I'd like to stay here all afternoon, but I have to go back.
b. but I have to come back
¿Ya te vas de Bogotá mañana? - Sí, pero tengo que regresar. Me encantó.Are you leaving Bogota tomorrow? - Yes, but I have to come back. I loved it.
c. but I have to return
Ya fui a New York la semana pasada, pero tengo que regresar mañana. Tengo una reunión con unos accionistas.I went to New York last week, but I have to return tomorrow. I have a meeting with some shareholders.
a. but I have to return
Ya vi todos los cuadros. ¿Nos vamos? Sí, pero tengo que regresar las guías del museo primero.I'm done seeing all the paintings. Should we head out? - Yes, but I have to return the museum guides first.
b. but I have to give back
¿Sigues en la biblioteca? - Sí. Ya me iba, pero tengo que regresar el libro que saqué la semana pasada.Are you still at the library? - Yeah. I was heading out, but I have to return the book I took out last week.
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