Objective Write a short paragraph entirely  in Spanish about…

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Objective Write а shоrt pаrаgraph entirely  in Spanish abоut a day in yоur life. You can write about yesterday or about a fictional day. Your goal is to practice using regular verbs in the preterite tense to describe things you did in the past. TASK Write about a day when you were busy or had fun. Your paragraph must answer ALL six questions below: What did you do in the morning? What did you do in the afternoon? What did you do at night? What did you eat and where did you eat? Who did you eat with? Where did you work or study? Requirements Write 6–8 complete sentences. Answer ALL six questions. Every sentence must contain at least ONE verb in the preterite tense. Use at least 5 different regular verbs in the preterite tense. Use regular -AR, -ER, or -IR verbs. Do not use irregular verbs such as ir, ser, estar, or tener. Do not use reflexive verbs. Write about one day and organize your ideas in this order:morning → afternoon → night. Your sentences must describe actions that happened in the past. Important: A sentence does not count toward the 6–8 sentence requirement unless it contains a preterite-tense verb. Online Submission Submit your own original work. Make sure your submission follows all of the requirements above before you submit it. Review your verbs carefully. Check that the verbs you used are regular verbs in the preterite tense. Do not submit greetings, questions, or present-tense sentences as part of your 6–8 sentences. Evaluation Your paragraph will be graded on: Correct use of regular verbs in the preterite Having a preterite-tense verb in every sentence Basic grammar and sentence structure Clear and understandable ideas Answering all six questions Following the 6–8 sentence requirement Following the verb requirements

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