Java Para Mac Monterrey (2025)

"oficial" → verificado.

"Puedes" → Podrás but "Puedo" is first person, which might break the sentence. Maybe Tú puedes — but "Tú puede" is incorrect. Wait, "Puedes" is correct. Maybe Puedes? Hmm, "Es posible" is a phrase, but the user wants single words. So maybe Deberás — but "Deberás" is conditional. Maybe Puedes — but "tienes que" is a phrase. Maybe Puedes. But the user wants to swap just the word. Maybe Podrás — "Debes" is correct but changes the tense. Hmm. Let's go with Podrás but "Es posible" is a phrase. Maybe stick with Podrás but "Tienes" needs to be "Tienes que". Hmm, this is a bit tricky. Let me check again. The original is "Puedes hacerlo..." so the variant should be a single word replacing "Puedes". Maybe Debes — yes, "Debes" is okay. So Debes.

"Abre" → Inicia.

Continuing with "hacerlo" → hacerlo.

"paquetes" → paquetes. That works.

"siguiente" → primero — hmm, "anterior" doesn't fit, "primero" might not either. Maybe anterior — but "anterior" is incorrect. Maybe último is not right. Let's think again. Maybe siguiente — but contextually, "siguiente" is the only correct one. Maybe the user allows some variations, but the original says "siguiente". Hmm, perhaps it's better to find synonyms that are contextually correct. Maybe último but in this case, "siguiente" is correct as the command is about the next step. So maybe keep it as is. Alternatively, maybe siguiente — not sure. Let's see: in the original, it's "siguiente", so maybe anterior. Hmm, "anterior" is the opposite, but maybe acceptable if the context allows. Alternatively, "siguiente" might be the only correct one. Maybe the user is okay with "anterior" even if it's a different meaning. Let me proceed with anterior.

"proceso" → "proceso|acción|hacer"

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