TASK The task is to pose questions to an imaginary classmate…
TASK The task is to pose questions to an imaginary classmate; you will not be replying to the questions. Write a paragraph in which you introduce yourself and ask questions to an imaginary classmate. In your paragraph, make sure to: Introduce yourself and ask where he or she studies.Inquire about how many classes they take. Ask who teaches the biology class.Ask at what time one of their classes takes place (choose from history, art, math, Spanish, music, or biology).End your paragraph with a polite farewell. Make sure to write in a conversational tone and follow the structure of a natural dialogue. -¿De dónde eres? -Soy de Finlandia. Daniel: ¿De dónde eres? Daniela: Soy de Finlandia.
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In this lesson, you have been practicing how to introduce yourself and others. To apply what you’ve learned, you are required to write a short dialogue between two people meeting for the first time on a college campus. Be sure to include the following elements: A greeting Asking each other’s names Asking how each other is doing Inquiring about where each person is from Expressing pleasure at meeting each other Responding with a polite phrase Saying goodbye Use dashes to indicate who is speaking, or use names (Felipe, Carlos, Juan, Ana, Luisa, Lina) Examples: -Me gusta Bolivia. -A mí también me gusta mucho. Ana: Me gusta mucho la pizza. Carlos: A mí no me gusta la pizza. Make sure your dialogue is clear and reflects the language and etiquette you’ve learned.
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A 20-year-old woman goes to her physician complaining of burning upon urination, frequency, and general malaise. Her physician orders a urine culture, which grew 25,000 colony-forming units (CFU)/mL of a catalase-positive, coagulase-negative, novobiocin-resistant gram-positive coccus. What is the most likely pathogen?
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