What is the mistake here (Spanish)?
I practiced on a website and it says this is wrong
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The subject is “las entradas”. The verb must be bent on this:
However, tocar(le) algo a alguien is interlocutive. It is not the pure sense of touching, touching, but it is about having the lottery, a raffle, a tombola or a supposed profit “caffed”: me ha tocado la lotería, me ha tocado limpiar la casa, me han tocado dos entradas.
It’s “me han tocado.” “Me he tocado” would be “I touched me,” but you have to get the 3rd. Use plural because this refers to the tickets.
El error está en que escribieron “seja” en lugar de “sea”.