Answers: Take out the trash, feed the cats, mow the lawn, clean up that mess, make your bed, wash your hands, pick up your toys, iron your shirt, sweep the floor, brush your teeth, walk the dog.
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About Me
- Maite Martinez Serra
- Born Barcelona, Adopted in Madrid, Spain
- I was born in Barcelona and there I studied Philosophy. During and after my degree I have lived and worked in England, Scotland, Munich,Berlin, Paris and Madrid. I think I found my way through languages by means of translating and interpreting German until I finally realized that the best way to integrate my general liking for human beings and language was by means of teaching. So I entered University again to become an English teacher and here I am now trying to get the most of this blog,trying to convince, getting to know how to approach teaching and learning in a different way...and I do hope I shall get a chance to awaken some love for the language and some love for cultures in the little ones who are definitely the biggest among us because they mean hope.
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This great song is by my friend Kevin McCaughey!
Hi nina, so glad you made it in the blog!. I have decided to go private because it is a project to present officialy and do not want to take any risks. Yes definitely, the link you gave us was such an inspiration for me, I think I told you actually. You will see my blog has gathered many, many ideas, links and songs (innovative dictations), approaches, that have somehow mpact ed on me. Sometimes I feel it is a bit of a Dr. Frankenstein creature... However my creature DOES have a name.
I think this basically, this is what it all should be about, learning from others to bridge knowledge to others..who will..
thanks
Hola, Maite.
I loved the song--especially the a capella (unaccompanied) part.
The song is a great tool for imperatives and as a "spin-off" for habits. It also has some very interesting vocabulary (both words and phrases).
Adéu for now--
Dennis in Phoenix
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