U3 Práctica de escribir un correo electrónico
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Internet: 12 febrero
Email - You are applying for a job at a summer camp, community center, or sporting goods store. Write an
email to your potential employer telling why you’re a good candidate for the job. The email should be at least
8 sentences in Spanish. Include the following information:
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a greeting
where you are from
activities you like to do
when, where & with whom you do each one
activities you know how to do
who you know who can help you learn new skills if you get the job
activities you are going to do soon
when, where & with whom you are going to do each one
what the weather is like for your favorite activities
don’t forget to say good-bye
Para:
De: (Spanish name and class period)
Asunto:
*Remember that you need to focus on
using your vocabulary! Using your
vocabulary will ensure you are ready
for the test! Do not use a translator or
a dictionary. You have everything you
need to write this email in your notes.
Enviado/Mandado:
Now that you’ve written your email above, head to Señora Green’s website (http://sragreen.weebly.com).
Then follow the directions on the back of this page to submit your email online (as a blog post for our
purposes). You will also turn in this paper copy.
Hover over the “Advanced Spanish
1” tab. Scroll down and hover over
“Unit 3: El tiempo libre” then click
on the tab that appears “Adv I U3
email submission.”
Click to comment. It will say how
many comments have already been
left.
Add a comment, making sure that
when it asks for your name you put
your Spanish name and your period.
For example, Paco4. Then, type out
the email as you have written it
above using the alt codes (for
Windows) or the shortcuts (for
Mac or Windows) to add accents
and special characters as needed.
For Windows
ALT+0225
á
ALT+0233
é
ALT+0237
í
ALT+0243
ó
ALT+0250
ú
ALT+0241
ñ
ALT+0252
ü
ALT+0191
¿
ALT+0161
¡
OR - hold the “Ctrl” button and the apostrophe (‘) then the
vowel you want with an accent. You can also hold “Ctrl, Alt,
Shift” release, then hit (1!) to make an upside down
exclamation point (¡) or “Ctrl, Alt, Shift” release, then hit the
(/?) to make an upside down question mark (¿).
For Mac
Type Option+E, then the vowel. For instance, to
Accents
type á hold down Option+E, then type lowercase
on vowels
A.
ñ
Type Option+N, then lowercase n for ñ or capital
N for Ñ.
Ü, ü
Type Option+U, then either lowercase U for ü or
capital U for Ü.
¿
Shift+Option+?
¡
Option+1