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Day 15: "A Combinado, Please"

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ONE HUNDRED TWENTY DAYS IN 120 WORDS Readings for EFL Students “A COMBINADO, PLEASE” Grammar Point: Prepositions of Time There is a woman who sells puddings on a street corner in Otuzco. She gets there at 5:00 in the afternoon and stays until 8:00 at night, both on weekdays and weekends. Sometimes─especially when it is cold, I buy a hot  combinado. Combinado is─basically─rice pudding and purple corn pudding served together in the same tupperware. This dessert tastes delicious. Rice pudding is sweeter. Purple corn pudding is a little bit tart. They are a good mix! Combinado even looks good because you can appreciate the sharp contrast between the white and the purple. And since the woman puts powdered cinnamon on every serving of hot combinado, even passersby can feel the smell of the cinnamon! It’s not an ordinary corner for such a tasty dessert. READ MORE HERE. Cargando… Solicita información aquí.

PREPOSITIONS OF TIME: IN and ON; and SAYING YOU DON'T KNOW SOMETHING.

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PREPOSITIONS OF TIME: IN AND ON Usa “ in ” antes de meses, antes de años, antes de las cuatro estaciones, y décadas. Usa “ on ” antes de fechas y días festivos. Fíjate en los siguientes ejemplos. I always go to the beach in the summer. / Yo siempre voy a la playa en el verano. I like music that was popular in the eighties. / Me gusta la música que fué popular en los ochenta. My father was born in 1962 (nineteen sixty-eight). / Mi papá nació en 1962. I always go on vacation in November. / Yo siempre salgo de vacaciones en Noviembre. My birthday is on May 21 (twenty-first). / Mi cumpleaños es el 21 de mayo. I was born on July 3 (third), 1994 (nineteen ninety-four). / Yo nací el 3 de julio de 1994. The party is on the second of August. / Traducido palabra por palabra: La fiesta es el segundo (día) de agosto. I always go on a date on Valentine’s Day. / Yo siempre tengo una cita en el Día de San Valentín. La siguiente imagen resume los dife...