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END OF DAY 1

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Emperazon

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había and sabía.

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I have like five up there 👆

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What is a common trigger to imperfect and pretérito?

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Reanna, when they’re describing the way that red riding hood entered the house, they used preterite. Some words were entró, llegó, and abrió.

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Gustaba, llevaba, and caminaba for imperfect. Mandó, fue, and pidió for preterite.

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Straight out of the fairy tale.

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Indeed

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What were some pretrite and imperfect triggers you saw?

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Wowwwww bella

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Exactly

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many triggers for the preterite  could be anoche (last night) or año pasado, because there was a set time/ start and end. it’s not ongoing

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Indeed

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Not the one I read the hunter cuts the stomach open and saves the grandmother and stufffffffff

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Isabella you can tell by how she said she loved her mom and grandmother and how there is a wolf

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@Bella The mentioning of her grandmother indicated for me that it was little red riding hood

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Can someone else make a comment that’s easy to reply to?

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Bella, You can also tell by how it talks about the big teeth and eyes and like the wolf and little reds mini conversation also will give you the story line

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@Joseph A hunter kills the wolf at the end of this story, in the American version, the wolf does not die but rather just leaves

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Isabella you can tell by how she said she loved her mom and grandmother and how there is a wolf

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Bella, I can also tell because at some point it talks about getting lost in the forest

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Cape****

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Cape*

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One main difference between the story I know and this story is that the wolf does not die here

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I can also define the title to say the cap red aka the red riding hood to us

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@Joseph The wolf and red cape/hood reminds me of the American version “Little Red Riding Hood”

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Other than lobo and caperucita rojo, what else made it obvious that it was little red riding hood?

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I got the story from the title and then reading it and it talking about a grandma and her being sick.

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technically it would be the red cap since they put adjectives after.

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This passage reminds me of little red riding hood

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I agree with Joseph because the red hood and wolf reminded me of it

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Hola