Escribe. Tell Jairo what sport to play based on the sporting equipment he brought or didn't bring to the park.
1. No tengo casco.
3. Tengo un bate
5. No tengo un balón.
2. Tengo una raqueta.
4. Tengo una pelota.
6. No tengo una bola.
1. Si no tienes casco, Juego al baloncesto!
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tengo un bate: Juega BéisbolNo tengo un balón: Juega i don't know any sport dont need a balltengo una raqueta: Juega TenisTengo una pelota: Juega futbolNo tengo una bola: the same as 2

Explanation:

I don't understand why they say that Balón was different than Pelota or Bola. IT'S THE SAME THING my first lenguage is spanish

2. Tengo una raqueta—juega tenis
3. Tengo un bate—juega beisbol
4. Tengo una pelota—juega fútbol
5. No tengo un balón—has natación
6. No tengo una bola—has ciclismo

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