Spanish Ms. Castillo describe a perfect afternoon hangout with friends.

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Ms.  Castillo 7:32 AM (Edited 7:40 AM)
"Si podrias charlar con tus amigos(as) y tener una tarde juntos, que harian juntos, donde irian y por que? Puedes agregar fotos y videos y preparar una mini presentacion.
Describe your perfect afternoon hangout with your friends and what you would do together and explain why you and your friends have fun doing those things.
*Consider​ adding pictures/short video that might go along with this. "

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