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Hi auntie,

How are you? I hope you're well. I'm writing to tell you about my new friend.
His name is Arnau and he's 14 years old. He is a very good persona, is nive and generious. He lives at 10 minutes from my house in porqueres. He loves playing basketball but he doesn't like animals so, he doesn't have any pets at home. We have the same hobbies, for example running, listening to music, or watching films...

Lots of love,
Berta

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Last weekend I got up at 9 a.m. Then I went rode my horse. After that, we went home and we had lunch. We went to Palamós and we stayed there for all the weekend. Me and my family we went to watch te sea and walk and at the same time we took photos. For Sunday lunch we went to a restaurant and we ate 'paella'. Finally when we arrived home I went to bed at 11 p.m.


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