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Would you rather go to the beach or to the mountain?
ReplyDeleteI will rather go to the beach becouse I like to make sand castles and I like swim in de sea
WE PREFER GO TO THE MONTAIN BECAUSE WE DON´T LIKE THE BEACH, BUT WE LIKE GO TO THE SWIMINGPOOL IN SUMMER
ReplyDeleteWe will rather go to mountain because we like ride horses and help my father take cares of the animals.
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