La familia | Spanish homework help

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Composition: la familia
You must include connectors in your composition to give your composition fluidity.
Y (and)
Mi madre es bonita y amable.ÿ
O (or)
Ella viaja o baila los fines de semana.
Pero (but)
l es gordo, pero no es obeso.ÿ
Ni…ni (neither…nor)
ellos ni son gordos ni flacos.ÿ
Porque (because)
Trabaja porque le gusta.ÿ
Sinembargo (however)
Ella no es sociable, sinembargo tiene buenos amigos.ÿ
Ya que (since)
Ya que trabaja mucho, no tiene tiempo para mirar la televisi¢n.ÿ
Sino (but instead, rather, but)
Ella no es extraordinaria, sino ordinaria.ÿÿ
You must incorporate and demonstrate proper conjugation of -ar, -er, and -ir ending verbs in the present tense.

Demonstrate proper conjugation of the verb gustar

Proper use and conjugation of the verb “estar” with prepositions

Demonstrate proper use of the verb “ser” and “tenerÿ

You will introduce yourself and include the following:ÿ

your name (use the verb llamarse)
Your origin/nationality (use ser)
Age (use the verb tener)
Description of yourself ( use the verb ser) include hair color and eye color (use tener)
your characteristics (use ser and the adjectives from the paquete)
The city you live in (use vivir) and where it is in relationship to another city or places (use estar+ prepositions from lesson 2)
What you normally (normalmente) do ( use -ar, -er, and -ir ending verbs in the present tense) and at what times and days you do those things.
Express your likes and dislikes.ÿ (use the verb gustar)

After introducing yourself you will introduce 2 living members of your family (pets can be included) and their relationship to you.ÿ You will include the following about each member:

Their relationship to you (ser + possessive adjectives)
How old is he/she? (tener+ age) and their date of birth (su fecha de nacimiento es el 23 de febrero de 1997)
Description: what is he/she like? (ser + adjective, use a minimum of 3 adjectives per person)
Characteristics:ÿ what is their personality like (use ser and a minimum of 3 adjectives per person)
Their profession or occupation (ser + ocupation)
What are their hobbies or pastimes? (Use verbs from lesson 1-3 in the present tense)
What do you and this person like to do together?ÿ (use gustar)

Composition requirements:

12 font
double-spaced
complete sentences in Spanish
written in paragraph format (No bullet points)
include a minimum of 5 connector words from the chart above
answer the above questions about yourself
answer the above questions about 2 family members of your choosing
demonstrate good use of ser, tener, estar, gustar, and other verbs in the present tense.

2 peer reply technical versus non-technical | ENGL 2338 | of Texas at Arlington

ÿreply to two peers with responses of 50 words eachÿ
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For your next major assignment, you will be tasked with writing a ÿtechnical object description for an audience who is unfamiliar with the ÿobject, so you will need to think of items that might be considered ÿtechnical objects. Some good examples for ÿthat assignment include a clock radio, a digital thermostat, a Roomba, a ÿCPAP or BIPAP machine, a blender for a food processor.
For ÿthis discussion, you will be discussing various aspects of writing a ÿTechnical Object description. For this assignment, you will create your ÿinitial post and then respond to two of your peers. In your initial ÿpost, you need to answer the following questions in narrative form.

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What is the difference between a technical and a non-technical object?
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Article Review #2. Submit a 2?3-page article review relating to either chapter 8 is “Skills for Building Personal Credibility and Influencing Others” chapter 9 is “Follower Motivation”
At a minimum, all reviews should include the reasons for picking the article, how it relates to the chapter(s) for the week, agreement, or disagreement with the author(s) and why, complete citation of the article in American Psychological Association or Chicago Manual of Style. The article can come from any source and should relate to the chosen chapter.ÿ
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