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José: Hey, María. What did you do today?

María: Well, I worked on a project for English class with some other students. I have not finished it yet,
but I will work on it after watching the soccer game with some friends. What were you doing?

José: I was playing basketball in a competitive league. We won! Everyone at the game was cheering loud
for our team. By the way, do you have any plans this weekend?

María: Yes, I am going to Daddy Yankee’s concert. Did you know it is his last tour?

José: Wow! I used to listen to him as a kid, and I loved everything that he produced. I bet you will have a
great time!

María: Yep. Right now, I am thinking about whether I should take my car or go with my friend. Honestly,
I would rather go with my friend, so we can talk before and after the concert.

José: I’m so jealous! I would like to go, too!

María: I think some of the fans are selling tickets, but the price is higher now. A lot of people are going
to be there at the concert, and there will be lots of super fans of Daddy Yankee.

José: Sounds awesome. Guess what? A friend of mine recently texted me and is wondering if there are
any tickets left.

María: No way! What a coincidence!

José: I know! Well, I know you are going to have so much fun! I hope you have a great time watching the
game with friends. Let me know if you need anything! God bless!

María: Okay! I will do that! Thank you, José. See you later.