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I will succeed!. 1. Study daily! Practice whenever you can Speak over and over until it becomes familiar Nothing can replace practice.

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1 I will succeed!

2 1. Study daily! Practice whenever you can Speak over and over until it becomes familiar Nothing can replace practice

3 2. Do not be afraid to make a mistake. Mistakes can help you to learn or identify any problems

4 3. Build on what you already know Mastering Chapter 1 is essential for acquiring Chapter 2

5 4. Take your best guess Try to make a connection in English or even another language you know If you are unsure how to say something, try it!! You may surprise yourself and be right.

6 5. Use Your Knowledge of English Cognates (examples: república, fruta, restaurante) **Watch out for false cognates (éxito, embarazada) Borrowed words (examples: fiesta, piñata, taco, patio) The alphabet Subject-verb order (Alicia studies=Alicia estudia)

7 6. Distinctive differences Punctuation marks The punctuation marks can be extremely helpful when reading Accents Letter sounds

8 7. The Spanish Speaking world! What 3 continents have Spanish-speaking countries? In what country did Spanish originate? What country has the largest Spanish-speaking population? There are 4 cities in the U.S. with over 1 million Spanish speakers, which are they?

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