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- Fairs The fairs were born in Europe during the Middle Ages as a result the trade of the period. At the time, when a town celebrated its festival in honor of the patron, merchants used to sell their spices, cattle, fabric or craft in the middle of street. Over time. all important spanish town had their own fair, especially in the Kingdom of Castile, for instance in the fifteen century was known the Medica del Campo by their fair. This events had been very important for the economic and society, besides of a meeting place or different cultures and social classes. Consequently, fairs were of diverses types and customes. depending of the area. However, in andalusia satar later, more or less in the end of eighteen century. In spite of this reason are a essential festival in any places as in Seville or Malaga. The business sense has disappeared, although they are still attatched to he world and livestock.September 17, 201400
¿Dónde están mis llaves?
¿Dónde están mis llaves? He mirado por ellos en todas partes. He buscado en la habitación,Busqué en el comedor, miré debajo de la mesa, en Busqué la sala de estar, Busqué en el sofá y en el sillón. Ni siquiera Hasta he buscado en la cocina. Miré He mirado en el refrigerador y en el horno. También he buscado para ellos en la azotea. Las llaves no están en la maleta azul de mi amiga. Tal vez mi perro se las comió. No pienso así. No están ni en mi coche deportivo rojo y no están ni en mi la piscina. Si encuentra mis llaves, avíseme, por favor. No son difícil de extrañar Son fáciles de distinguir. Las claves llaves tienen un llavero de un pato de goma de color rosa que se le atribuye.
Al principio estás haciendo una enumeración de los sitios donde está buscando las llaves, por eso no hace falta que repitas el verbo "busqué" o "miré".
* Dónde/donde: Cuando la palabra donde se usa como adverbio se escribe sin tílde. Cuando tiene sentido interrogativo o exclamativo se escribe con tílde. En éste caso, como introduce una pregunta se escribe con tílde.
* Ni siquiera/Hasta: El uso de "ni siquiera" en esta oración no tiene sentido ya que estás negando. Has dado ha entender que no has mirado en la cocina. Lo correcto aquí sería "hasta" que aquí funciona como preposición de lugar.
* Los/las:Los es un determinante masculino, por tanto no concuerda con "llaves" que es un sustantivo femenino. Lo correcto: las llaves.
*No pienso así:La oración está bien formada, pero podrías haber usado otro tipo de expresión como "No lo creo"
*No son difícil de extrañar:Extrañar significa encontrar una cosa extraña o rara por ser diferente de lo que se usa habitualmente. Tú quieres hacer referencia a que tus llaves son extrañas y diferentes, por tanto lo más correcto es que uses una oración como "Son fáciles de distinguir". Así estás haciendo referencia a que son distintas de otras llaves por algún atributo en concreto.
El escrito se entiende bastante bien.
Good job.
0 votedMay 16, 20140- Pilgrimage In late April, in my town is celebrated one of the oldest pilgrimage of Spain. The pilgrimages, which in honor of the Virgin, is celebrated two days in the center of the town and other three days in the sanctuary that is in the middle of a natural park, on top of a hill. During the days in the town, people dress with a costume. The streets are docorated and the atmosphere is cheerful. The costume of the women is very nice. It's the onñy traditional costume that is trending. In fact all years in the south of Spain there are several fashion shows with this costume. For me, are a great days, and I like dressing with my costume all years.
May 7, 201421 - My Easter holidays This Easter have been very intense. I have gone every day to walk with my family to saw the processions. In my country this date is very important in some regions. For instance in the south of Spain the easter is a great tradition. The custome is to carry in procession figures of "passion of Jesús" and of the "Virgin María". In the procession many people go alone with the figures dressed with robes and their faces covered. They are "nazaneros". Other people accompany the procession behind of the figures. The figures are transported by men or women, they are "costaleros". This tradition is very old and come people of other countries only to saw this procesion.
April 19, 201420 - Change (little story) It was in April of age 2000 in the city of Granada. I was a philosophy student in the university. Until then I had always had clear that I wanted to study philosophy, and though my marks wasn`t good I hoped to conclude this degree. However everything would change. One day, I accompanied my housemate, who was studying for teacher, her faculty. There can see information about especial needs and those caught my attention. When I came back at home I spoke with my mother about my future in the university. The decision was clear. I wanted to be a teacher for children with special needs.April 3, 201430
