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March 18, 2014, 07:02 AM
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... "te cae" ...
"Alicia, ¿cómo te cae Fernando?
A) Me parece un poco pesado B) Me he encontrado con él en el metro C) Es mi collega y trabajamos en el mismo lugar D) No me gusta salir con él. It seems to me that both A & D are correct, but the answer is A, why D is not correct?
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Thanks for your comment (Agradecería si alguien corrige mis errores tanto en español como en inglés) Michael 
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