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  1. They usually have really clothing in this store.
  2. She always has to make a big of everything.
  3. There will be of food for everyone, so you don't have to bring anything.
  4. , we just need to finish all of this by next Tuesday.
  5. We are having a promotion right now where you get one of these products free of .
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1151 Buenos Aires

Daniel gets some travel tips from Valeria about her home city of Buenos Aires.

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basically

I need your advice, basically.

You can use the word 'basically' to summarize what you would like to say. Notice the following:

  1. He is just lonely, basically.
  2. Basically, I am just too tired to go out tonight.

plenty of

You have plenty of cinemas, restaurants, theater, festivals.

If you have 'plenty of' something, you have enough of it.  Notice the following:

  1. I have plenty of shoes, but I don't like any of them.
  2. It's nice to go running around here at night, because there are plenty of lights.

unique

I'm looking for something that's unique in Buenos Aires.

Something that is 'unique' is different from all other things like it.  It is one of a kind. Notice the following:

  1. She has a very unique style of dress that suits her personality.
  2. I can't tell if I like this soup.  It's very unique.

free of charge

You will find people dancing or playing music free of charge

When something is 'free of charge,' you don't have to pay for it. Notice the following:

  1. The only thing you get free of charge on airplanes these days is something to drink.
  2. You can try that gym for a week free of charge.

spectacle

If you enjoy the spectacle, you will put some money in there.

Used like this, 'spectacle' refers to a public performance or demonstration.  Notice the following:

  1. She is a big spectacle when she drinks too much.
  2. They make quite a bit of money with their daily spectacles on the street.

 

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