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Can the last sentence be paraphrased as "Are you going to do anything fun this month"?

Hi Kitty,

I'm writing to you from Ecuador. Today, our group is visiting Quito, the capital city. It's really beautiful. Right now, we're eating lunch. The food here is so good!

I'm enjoying this program. This week, we're learning about the rainforest and wild animals in Ecuador. I'm also using my Spanish a lot, and that's great. There's only one bad thing: It's raining a lot these days. But the rain isn't stopping us. We are outside every day.

Well, we're leaving the cafe now, so that's all my news from me. Are you doing anything fun this month?

Write soon,

Monika
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