Destino Final Es Orfanato. Adapted short stories in Spanish for reading, retelling and translating. Tatiana Oliva Morales

      In each sentence the foreign words are given in brackets. Using this technique, a person who has never previously studied English / Spanish and does not have any vocabulary has the opportunity to begin exercises of translation from / into a foreign language already in the first lesson.

      The technique allows you to learn new English / Spanish words and expressions easily and quickly, from exercise to exercise, hone and improve the skill of correct translation into a foreign language, train the skill of interpretation. Each manual of this series can be used as a self-study guide.

      All textbooks of the © Linguistic Resuscitator series were written “on difficult students” who needed to get a large amount of quality knowledge in a short period of time. This is the purpose of the training aids of this series.

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      Special designations

      historia (story) – Spanish word, translation;

      ! – in this place there should be a preposition;

      … – in this place you need the article;

      books (libro..) – 2 points after the noun mean that it must be put in the plural;

      2.very much (mucho) 1.surprised (sorprenderse) – the numbers before some words indicate in what order these words should be when translated into Spanish.

      Destino Final Es Orfanato

      Exercise 1

      Read the story in Spanish. Translate it into English. Learn new words and phrases. Retell the story in Spanish.

      Destino Final (final destination) es (is) orfanato (orphanage)