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4.1 - Práctica
Práctica
Another team took the following notes after watching the Colombia video, in case they were asked anything about the country. Let’s take a look at them and think about how we can use them to help in our writing.
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Datos importantes para mí del video: | |
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Here, the team noted facts that stood out for them. Notice, they took short notes in Spanish using simple words. |
Palabras nuevas para mi del video: | |
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This was a space where the team wrote down any new words for them, and definitions/meanings if they knew what they were. |
Preguntas/dudas: | |
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The team wrote some questions that came up for them, using both Spanish and English to get their question down. |
OJO: This is one way that you could organize and take notes. It is a suggestion. Notes like this are a great starting point for writing longer responses. It gives you some Spanish words to get started, and while this team wrote their questions partly in Spanish and partly in English - it gives them focused words to look up in their dictionaries so that they aren't translating entire sentences. |