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Elina [12.6K]
3 years ago
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Write a paragraph about a city you have been to. Write about these things. - how you got there why you went there -what you did

when you were there Write at least 50-80 words
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tatuchka [14]3 years ago
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In february of last year i went to Santiago in Chile, i passed one week there and i got there by plane, i had to get three planes to go there, me and my parents went to there because they wanted to meet the city and all of the touristic attractions, we also went with some of their friends and we had so much fun, we went to some parks and we knew their pretty culture, we went to some shoppings to and a big amusement park, we went to a zoo too and some beaches in some cities near Santiago, we always woke up early and we were going with the car my parents rented to a lot of places, and we always had lunch in a tematic restaurant.

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