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(find all the underlined words) by Melissa Byler
Left-Over Letters Spell Out A Message From Melissa!
Enter remaining letters starting at the top and going left to right.
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Each day I am
learning more words in
Spanish. The students
that I am helping learn
English are helping me
with obscure Span-
Solution on page 25
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Use a postcard (or index card) if at
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Use the words
listed to fill in
the spaces!
!
ish words and concepts! For example:
“gargle” is ‘gargaras’. It even looks similar to the English word! I learned some
fun phrases today in class, too. One is,
“Combinación de caja fuerte.” Literally,
it means, “combination of strong box”.
The better translation is, “combination
of a lock box” as in a bank! It is used
when you wear clothes that clash quite
horribly (plaid shirt with polka dot
pants). They say it to mean that only
you know the secret to the combination of your outfit just like only one
person knows the combination to the
safe in a bank!
Clueless
Crossword
Solution to Clueless
Crossword is on page 26
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