Discussion for ¿Visitaste a la amiga de tu mamá?
Think about the last time you visited someone. Talk with family members, teachers, and friends about the last time you visited someone. Tell them whom you visited, where you went, how you got there, and what you saw and did there.
Ask them about the last time they visited someone. Find out with whom they visited, where they went, how they got there, and what they saw and did there.
After talking with several people, share what you learned about whom you and the people you talked to visited and what you and the people you talked to saw and did.
I recently visited my aunt who lives in a nearby city. I went with my mom by car and we spent the day at her house. We caught up on family news, had a delicious meal together, and went for a walk in the park nearby. It was a lovely visit and we all had a great time.
When I asked my family members about the last time they visited someone, I learned that my sister visited her best friend last weekend. They went to a new café in town, tried some delicious pastries, and then went shopping at a nearby mall. My dad visited his old college roommate a few weeks ago and they spent the day hiking in the mountains.
Overall, it seems like visiting friends and family is always a fun and memorable experience for everyone involved. It's a great way to catch up, make new memories, and strengthen relationships.