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III. Mechanics. Copyreading: capitalization and punctuation. Copy the letter, and make all the changes that are necessary. Remember the rules for commas, apostrophes, question marks, and excla mation points. 1239 lincoln boulevard, fairbanks alaska 99701, u s a, October 15 1982, dear roberto, i am very happy today do you know the reason my uncle says i can visit Venezuela next summer wow super i can also see my grandmother in Chicago illinois and my other grandmother in miami florida i can speak Spanish in miami i am coming to Caracas on June 1 is it a good time to visit you i hope so. sincerely sara. IV. Sentence Construction. Making question about topics. There is usually more than one way to ask a question. For each topic below you may ask a question at least two ways. Use the vocabulary that is given and write as many questions as you can. You may have to change the word order and add helping verbs. 1. family size your family / be / large Is your family large? you / have / any brothers and sisters Do you have any brothers and sisters? 2. home place you / live / in Venezuela your home / be / in Venezuela 3. hobbies you / have / any hobbies you / play / soccer you / like / any sports you / be / a soccer player 33
4. weather the weather / be / cold / in your country the winters / be / long / in your country 5. work your father / work / in a bank your mother / work / at home your father / be / a banker your mother / be / a housewife 6. study you / be / a student you / study / English V. Sentence Construction Concentration This is a game you can play with another person. Cut squares of paper to fit over each box below. Cover each box with a square of paper. Have a pencil and paper ready to write sentences. The first player turns over two squares. He reads the words in the boxes. If they make a good question, he writes the question on his paper. He leaves the boxes uncovered. If the words do not go together in a question, he covers them again. (Remember what is under each square of paper!) The second player takes his turn. Continue playing until all the squares are uncovered. The player with the most questions on his paper is the winner. Do you have Roberto? Do you live Is your family very often? any brothers? Are the winters blond? in Caracas? Do you see your grandmother Is your name Are the summers Is your hair very cold? very hot? very large? VI. Controlled Composition Incomplete dialog Below are the answers to some questions. Write a good question before each answer. When you finish you will have a dialog that you can act out with a partner. 34
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