This is your last assignment of the week. Remember our "so" and "such" practice? Well, let's keep on practising with adjectives. This time it's TOO and ENOUGH turn.
STEP 1. Watch the explanatory video
Pay attention to the chorus of this song and practice the pronunciation of "enough" singing it. 🎶🎵🎤
WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO DO IN THE BLOG?
Answer the following questions USING YOUR OWN WORDS after listening to the song, and reading the lyrics. Post your comments by today.💻📝
1. Give an example of conditional sentence from the song.
2. Give two examples of imperative forms.
3. How would you translate " to keep me from getting to you" into Spanish?
4. Give an example of a contrast connector
5. Give an example of a comparative sentence
DON'T FORGET TO PRACTICE YOUR PRONUNCIATION SINGING THE SONG.🎧🎵🎶
See you on Tuesday, have a wonderful week!
Hi Arantxa! I love this song! These are the examples I found:
ReplyDelete1. CONDITIONAL SENTENCE: If you're ever in trouble I'll be there on the double, just send for me.
2. TWO IMPERATIVE FORMS: Don't worry/ Listen baby.
3. "TO KEEP ME FROM GETTING TO YOU": Que me mantenga alejado de ti.
4. CONTRAST CONNECTOR: Although (we are miles apart).
5. COMPARATIVE SENTENCE: "just as fast as I can"
Thanks for remind me how good this song is, I'll be listening to it along the day.
Hi Miriam!
DeleteGood Job! I am glad you liked the song. Thanks for posting.
Hi Arantxa! I'm Alejandro Venegas Suárez from 1-B. These are my answers:
ReplyDelete1. CONDITIONAL SENTENCE:
"If you ever need a helping hand
I'll be there on the double
Just as fast as I can".
2. TWO IMPERATIVE FORMS:
Listen baby.
Don't worry, baby.
3. "TO KEEP ME FROM GETTING TO YOU":
Que me separe de tí. Que me mantenga alejado de tí.
4. CONTRAST CONNECTOR:
Although.
5. COMPARATIVE SENTENCE:
"Just as fast as I can"
Hi Alejandro!
DeleteThanks for your comment. Well done!
Hello Arantxa, these are my answers
ReplyDelete1. Give an example of conditional sentence from the song.
If you need me, call me
2. Give two examples of imperative forms.
You don’t have to worry!
Just send for me
3. How would you translate " to keep me from getting to you" into Spanish?
Evitar mantenerme cerca de ti
4. Give an example of a contrast connector
Although we are miles apart
5. Give an example of a comparative sentence
I have not found any comparative phrase
I LIKED THE SONG A LOT
Hi Alexis!
DeleteYou are getting better and better! Search for a sentence using as...as, that's a type of comparative ( tan...como). I am glad you liked the song. You can practise your pronunciation singing it out loud.
Best,
Hello Arantxa! I´m Rocío Ruíz from 1*B
ReplyDeleteThese are my results
Step 2
- Grammar practice 1: 8/10
- Grammar practice 2: 28/29
1. Conditional sentence: "If you need me, call me"
2. Two imperative forms: "Listen baby", "Don´t worry, baby"
3. "To keep me from getting to you": "Para evitar que yo llegue a ti"
4. Contrast connector: Althrough
5. Comparative sentences: "Just as fast as i can"
Hi Rocío!
DeleteWell done! Are you practising singing the song?
Regards,
1. Give an example of conditional sentence from the song.
ReplyDeleteIf you're ever in trouble I'll be there on the double, just send for me.
2. Give two examples of imperative forms.
Listen baby and Just send for me
3. How would you translate " to keep me from getting to you" into Spanish?
evitar que llegue a usted
4. Give an example of a contrast connector
Although
5. Give an example of a comparative sentencepara
Just as fast as I can
Hi Jose Antonio!
DeleteThanks for your answer and well done, just a little question. Would you use " usted" in a love song?.
si es un bolero si, pero me acabo de dar cuenta que la traducción es a ti perdón
DeleteHi! I'm Lucía Paisal
ReplyDelete1. Conditional sentence:
If you need me, call me
2. Imperative forms:
Listen baby
Just send for me
3." To keep me from getting to you"
Mantenerme alejado de ti.
4. Contrast connector:
Although
5. Comparative sentence:
Just as fast as I can
Hi Lucía!
DeleteThanks for answering and well done!I would say that T to keep me from getting to you" is more like " que me impidan llegar hacia ti". What do you think?
Best,
Hi Arantxa! I'm Pablo Torres from 1°B
ReplyDelete1. Conditional sentence: "If you need me, call me"
2. Imperative forms:"Listen baby"
3."To keep me from getting to you": Mantenerme alejado de ti.
4. Contrast connector: "Although".
5. Comparative sentence: "Just as fast as I can"
Hi Arantxa! Hope you're okay.
ReplyDelete1. "If you need me, call me"
2. "Listen baby"
3. Lo traduciría como "que pueda alejarme de ti" refiriéndose a la frase completa de: "no hay nada que pueda alejarme de ti" o también me parecería bastante lógico traducirlo como: "no hay nada que me impida llegar hasta ti"
4. "My love is alive, way down in my heart, although we are miles apart"
5. "Just as fast as I can"
4.
Thanks Paula! Well done!
DeleteHi Arantxa, I´m Ángela of 1ºB,
ReplyDelete1. Give an example of conditional sentence from the song.
If you need me, call me
2. Give two examples of imperative forms.
Just send for me / Don´t worry, baby
3. How would you translate " to keep me from getting to you" into Spanish?
Evitar mantenerme cerca de ti
4. Give an example of a contrast connector
Although
5. Give an example of a comparative sentence
Just as fast as I can
Hello Arantxa , I'm Maria Pinto from 1B
ReplyDelete1. If you ever need a helping hand
I'll be there on the double
2. Listen baby , don't worry.
3. Mantenerme alejado de ti.
4. Although
5. Just as fast as i can