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The document compares two schools - IES Miguel de Cervantes in Fuentealamo, Spain and Medina Highschool in London, England. It contrasts what students at each school do and do not have to do regarding uniforms, lunch, fees, and books. Specifically, it notes that students at IES Miguel de Cervantes do not have to wear a uniform, eat lunch at school, pay 贈300 per month, or buy their own books, whereas students at Medina Highschool do have to do these things.
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- 2. IES MIGUEL DE MEDINA HIGHSCHOOL CERVANTES (LONDON) (FUENTEALAMO) THEY DONT HAVE TO WEAR A THEY HAVE TO WEAR A UNIFORM UNIFORM (NO TIENEN POR QUE LLEVAR UNIFORME) (TIENEN QUE LLEVAR UNIFORME)
- 3. IES MIGUEL DE MEDINA HIGHSCHOOL CERVANTES (LONDON) (FUENTEALAMO) THEY DONT HAVE TO HAVE LUNCH THEY HAVE TO HAVE LUNCH IN THE SCHOOL IN THE SCHOOL (NO TIENEN POR QUE COMER EN EL (TIENEN QUE COMER EN EL INSTITUTO) INSTITUTO)
- 4. IES MIGUEL DE MEDINA HIGHSCHOOL CERVANTES (LONDON) (FUENTEALAMO) THEY DONT HAVE TO PAY 贈300 THEY HAVE TO PAY 贈300 EVERY MONTH EVERY MONTH (NO TIENEN POR QUE PAGAR 贈300 TODOS (TIENEN QUE PAGAR 贈300 TODOS LOS MESES) LOS MESES)
- 5. IES MIGUEL DE MEDINA HIGHSCHOOL CERVANTES (LONDON) (FUENTEALAMO) THEY DONT HAVE TO BUY THEIR THEY HAVE TO BUY THEIR BOOKS BOOKS (NO TIENEN POR QUE COMPRARSE LOS (TIENEN QUE COMPRARSE LOS LIBROS) LIBROS)
- 6. In short, Dont / doesnt have to + infinitive is used in negative to express no tener por que