My new job Last week I started a new job. I'm a Spanish teacher and I have two groups of students. They are amazing and I think that we'll be good friends in the future. They are so young too and I im

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Amanda Mesquita

My new job Last week I started a new job. I'm a Spanish teacher and I have two groups of students. They are amazing and I think that we'll be good friends in the future. They are so young too and I imagine that the older one is twenty-six years old. Unfortunetlly, we didn't have class today. But I'd like that it won't happen again on Thursday. Thursday is a party day at the course. We decided to bring some food and organize a "festa junina", a typical party that happens on June. I don't know why, but it's normal on my city when we organize a "festa junina" on July or August too. We usually wear a beautifull tartan shirt and eat kinds of good foods in this type of party.

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My new job

Last week I started a new job. I'm a Spanish teacher and I have two groups of students. They are amazing and I think that we'll be good friends in the future. They are so young too and I imagine that the older oldest one is **about twenty-six years old.
Unfortunately, we didn't have class today. But I'd like hope that it won't happen again on Thursday. Thursday is a party day at on the course. We decided to bring some food and organize a "festa junina", a typical party that happens on in June. I don't know why, but it's normal on in my city when we organize a "festa junina" on July or August too. We usually wear a beautiful tartan shirt and eat many kinds of good types of foods*** in at this type of party.

** I added 'about' because earlier in the sentence you used the word 'imagine' so it shows that you're not totally sure of the age, you're guessing.

*** food is normally an uncountable noun.

About on / in... we use 'on' for a specific date, such as 'on the 12th of May' but if we talk about the whole month we say 'in May'.

For physical places we tend to use 'in' for cities and for more specific places like a school or hospital you could use 'in' or 'at'

Hope that helps! :)

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