Oy it's Monday. On Saturday I go on a trip. I have five days, right? Yes, (1) I have. I have to get a round trip ticket. Essential! My brother works in a travel agency; he (2) gets me easily. I have to look for a good map of the city. On the Internet (3) I can find. And in the library I can find books about the country; books about its history, its architecture, its geography, its people ... (4) I will read on the plane. I also want to buy a new backpack. But (5) I want very big. And where is my old camera? (6) I have to search tonight. I'm going to take lots of pictures; my family (7) wants to see. And ... when will I pack? (8) I have to do on Wednesday. And that's it, is not it? No, it's not everything. I need to find a companion or a traveling companion. But, there is a small problem: where (9) encounter or (10) encounter? HERE U GO AMIGO
<span>One similarity is that both libraries were founded in the 1800s. The Library of Congress was founded in 1800 exactly, and La Biblioteca Nacional de Mexico was founded in 1867. Additionally, another similarity is that both were founded by their respective governments in order to establish one place with the majority of the country's information in it. As such, it's often impossible to check out books at these libraries, since they hold precious documents to the nation's history.</span>
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