I see irony mostly in the word besides . It depends on how you read it.
This is a compound sentence, because there are two independent clauses here: 1. On our vacation we are flying to California + and + 2. then we will drive up the coastline.
I think the impatient because it encourages you to continue reading his or her story.
Respuestas:
1. Next month I am going to the mall.
2. Next weekend I am going to go out and play with my friends.
3. In five days I am going to do two exams one in Spanish, and one in English
1. Yes, I am
2. Yes, I am
3. Yes, I am
1. She will paint a portrait of a young women.
2. He will go deliver a cake he had baked.
3.They are going to study how to play a guitar.