Crónica de un Verano Épico: Viajes a Calpe, París y Salou y Fundamentos de Gramática Inglesa

Mis Vacaciones Más Largas: Un Viaje Inolvidable

My last holidays were my longest holidays, and I think that I learned how to spend the time. I enjoyed a lot with my friends and my family, and I met new people too, because I was in different places during the summer, and I wanted to meet people everywhere.

Destino 1: Calpe, Alicante

The first place I visited was Calpe, a town in Alicante, because I was invited for some days by a friend who has a house there. I went with some friends, and we spent there just five days, but it was enough time to want to come back next summer!

We stayed on the beach for hours in the mornings, just lying and sleeping, taking enough energy for the rest of the day and for the night! At night, we went out until the next morning. We danced, met people, walked near the beach... while we watched the moon in silence.

Destino 2: París y Disneyland

Next, I went to Paris with my parents and my sister. Actually, I didn't go to Paris; I went to Disneyland. We stayed there for four days, and it was really unforgettable. When I saw the park, I opened my eyes the most I could, and I didn't close them until the night at the hotel. I felt like a little girl again.

Destino 3: Salou (Tiempo de Descanso)

Finally, I was in Salou. My parents looked for a really relaxing time, and we were on the beach for some days. There, we did not visit anything; we were there just to rest. After those days, we came back to Madrid, and, unfortunately, we had to start our routines again.

Repaso Gramatical: Pronombres y Adjetivos Posesivos

Los adjetivos posesivos se utilizan para indicar a quién pertenece el sujeto u objeto de la oración. Siempre van seguidos de un sustantivo (o una cláusula nominal).

Si se está hablando de una persona y se describe su casa, se usaría his o her, según el sexo de dicha persona. Pero si se habla de un animal o cosa, se debe utilizar its.

Tabla 1: Possessive Adjectives (Adjetivos Posesivos)

Tabla 2: Possessive Pronouns (Pronombres Posesivos)

Tabla 3: Subject Pronouns (Pronombres Sujeto)