Resilience by Vega García Sofía

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Welcome, my name is Sofía Vega García, I am 16 years old and my birthday is June 4. I am from Santa Marta and I live with my two little brothers, my mother, my stepfather and my stepfather's father in Torres De Nuevo Tejares Del Libertador.

How am I physically?

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My Eyes

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My eyes are small, dark brown and my eyelashes are a little long.

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My face and my hair

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My face is oval, fair-skinned, with a filet nose, thick lips.My hair is long, dark brown and curly.

My body

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My body is thin, light-skinned and tall.

What makes me different?

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What sets me apart from others is my Hair, my way of being, my way of expressing myself and my eloquence.

What do I like about people ?

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what I like about a person is to be honest, sincere, kind, eloquent, loving and kind

What don’t I like?

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what I don’t like about a person is that she’s lying, vain, seeming and rude

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1. THAT.

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Spanish has two translations for the adjective and demonstrative pronoun "that": "that" and "that". "That" refers to something that is not next to a landmark, but is not very far away either. "That" refers to something that is much further from the reference point.

2. TAG QUESTIONS

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it is a grammatical structure in which a declarative or imperative sentence becomes an interrogative fragment. Tag questions are common in the English language, and in Celtic languages, although in a simpler form they appear in most languages.

3. THIS

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How is this used?
When we talk about people, this means this or this and that is that, that, that or that. In English it is what we use when we introduce two people who did not know each other: instead of saying She is Anna, which would be a bit weird, we would say This is Ana

4.THERE

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How to use the There?
There is usage guidelines are as follows:
Singular nouns take the article a or an.
To form the affirmative of the singular, we say there is, almost always contracted: there's, / dzées /.
To form the negative of the singular, we say there isn't, / dzérisant / or there's not, / dzéesnot /.

There is' is used with countable nouns in the singular and with uncountable nouns. 'There are' is used with countable nouns in the plural.

5.THESE

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It serves to refer to the objects (in the plural) that are within reach of our hand, that is, close. And those (/ dzóus /), for objects that are out of our reach, that is, far away. In English there are only two distances: near and far

6. ONES

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It is a pronoun that is used to replace a countable noun in the singular, thus avoiding unnecessary repetition. Instead, we'll use ones when it substitutes countable plural nouns.

7. ONE

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someone {pron.}  one {pron.} one

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