Read the scenario about each situation, and then listen to the questions. Answer in Spanish using complete sentences. There are two options: Noed help? and Need more help? These options are going to help you form your answer. Record your answer using the Voice Recording Tool. Review the results of your recording for each
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IA Practicar 11 IA Practicar 21
You are on a 7:00 a. m. flight to San Salvador (the capital of El Salvador) seated next to a girl named Fornanda. You are a boy from Miaml; you will be traveling
with your mom; and you can't wait to practice your Spanish. You are feeling fine and ready for this trip. You will be there for a week and you're very excited, Bo
sure to ask her how she is doing. Fernanda lives in Miami, but she is from El Salvador. Remember to tell her in your conversation that you are delighted to meet
her and that you live in Miami as well. Fernanda also speaks a little bit of Spanish, but she struggles with some phrases because she hasn't practiced in a while.
She is finally visiting her family and her friend Elias after almost three years. She is super nervous because Elias doesn't speak English. When she sees him, she
needs to get Elias' phone number so they can catch up once she's back in Miami, but she also wants to give him her phone number (727-476-6046). Be careful
when giving her the numbers; you might have to spell them out for her. Foranda is really worried that they will drift apart like they have in the past, and he's a
great friend. Since they are in El Salvador, Fernanda knows that technology is not reliable, so she also needs his address. Be sure to say goodbye to Foranda
before you get out of the plane. Can you help her by using what you've learned? Give it a try! And remember to start with a greeting before you answer any
questions.