🤡 The circus has arrived!

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Let’s check out the circus that just arrived in town and be a child again for one day!

Answers:

1. hace años (it’s been years)

2. averiguar (to find something out)

Explanation:

1. hace años

   This means “it’s been years”, and refers to the time that the friend has not been to a circus. You could also replace the “años” with “semanas” (weeks), or ‘‘días” (days), if you’d like to say that something has been weeks or days in the past.

2. averiguar

   This means to ask, or to find out, or also more formally “to inquire”. It’s mostly used if you are finding out about something, for example opening times, prices, or other conditions of a formal business or establishment. An alternative word to use here would have been “preguntar”, with literally means “to ask”.

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