Your marks


Hi, people!! Here are your marks
ATTIANESE, Matías Nehuen PASSED
BALEKIÁN, Nahuel Alejandro PASSED
BORGANI CARDONA, Isabella PASSED
FERNANDEZ TORRODA, Cecilia Needs to sift for vocabulary and quantifiers
MAGNIFICO, Gian Franco PASSED
MEZA, Ana Milagros Aluen PASSED
PARINI, Nina Needs to sit for vocabulary and quantifiers.
RAIANO, Micaela Agostina PASSED
REGIS, Olivia PASSED
RIOS, Gonzalo Iván PASSED
RUOCCO, Candela Needs to sit for vocabulary and quantifiers. 
SANTAROSSA, Francisco PASSED
APARICIO, María Agostina Needs to sit for tenses and quantifiers
D´ALESSANDRO, Fiorella Jazmín PASSED
FERNÁNDEZ PALOPOLI, Facundo PASSED
LOGARZO, Camila PASSED
PALACIOS, Camila Anahí PASSED
PARK, Valentín Needs to sit for vocabulary + future tenses
RIGUEIRAL, Ana Paula PASSED
SALVIA, María Emilia ABSENT (She'll sit for the exam next Tuesday, no possibility of make up)




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