Write the final draft of your fairy tale. You may copy and paste the accented and special characters from this list if needed: Á, á, É, é, Í, í, Ó, ó, Ú, ú, ü, Ñ, ñ, ¡, ¿ Your final draft should be written in complete sentences in Spanish and include the following requirements:

a title for your fairy tale
a classic fairy tale phrase to start the tale
a regular or irregular superlative adjective to describe your main character
a regular or irregular verb in the imperfect tense to share where your main character lived
an -ísimo or -ísima superlative adjective to describe the other character from your fairy tale
a regular or irregular verb in the imperfect tense to describe what the characters did
gustar or encantar in the imperfect tense to explain what the main character liked or loved
a classic fairy tale phrase to end the tale
vocabulary words and expressions learned in the course

a classic fairy tale phrase to start the tale

Érase una vez una princesa llamada Nieve.

(Érase una vez is a typical fairy tale phrase.)

*a regular or irregular superlative adjective to describe your main character

Era la princesa más preciosa que el mundo había visto.

(La más preciosa is a regular superlative.)

*a regular or irregular verb in the imperfect tense to share where your main character lived

Ella vivía en un castillo enorme hecho de hielo.

(Vivía is the imperfect form of the verb vivir.)

*an -ísimo or -ísima superlative adjective to describe the other character from your fairy tale

Su mejor amiga era una gata listísima.

(Listísima is a superlative adjective made of lista meaning smart.)

*a regular or irregular verb in the imperfect tense to describe what the characters did

Ellas pasaban tiempo leyendo libro y estudiando sobre otros planetas.

(Pasaban is the imperfect form of the verb pasar.)

*a classic fairy tale phrase to end the tale

Colorín colorado este cuento se ha acabado.

(A typical fairy tale phrase).

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Explanation:

cuatros, tamboras, and gaita zuliannas maracas, guitars, and drums harps, violins, and piccolos