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Unit 5: ¡Un día fatal! – Section C

AQA150 words · lockedStrictHigherGrade 9 School · 27 pupils
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You are writing an article for a Spanish youth website about a disastrous day you had. • What went wrong on the day and how you tried to resolve the problems • Your opinions on the experience and advice for people facing similar difficult situations

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Word Count: 156

Pupil 01

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Show error types:El sabado pasado yo fui en el centro comercial con mi amiga porque queremos comprar ropas. Mi amiga es muy simpatica pero ella siempre gastar muchos dinero. Yo tenia quince euros y era suficiente para una camiseta, pienso. Cuando llegamos el autobus tiene un problema y nosotros esperar en la calle. Hace mucho frio y no llevo una chaqueta. En el tienda yo comprar una camiseta rojo porque me gusta el color. Despues no encuentro mi bolsa y mi dinero estaba en ella. He buscar debajo de las mesas pero no habia nada. Mi amiga dijo que la bolsa esta en el autobus, pero no podemos volver porque ya fue. Yo estaba muy nerviosa y quiero llorar porque mi madre sera enfadado conmigo. Al final una mujer dar mi bolsa y yo dije gracias a ella. Si pasa otra vez yo llevaria menos cosas. Debes no perder tus bolsas y mirar siempre antes salir del autobus.

Grading

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Mark
15/ 25
COMMUNICATION9/15
RANGE3/5
ACCURACY3/5

What Went Well

You did a very good job covering both bullet points in your response! You narrated a complete sequence of events about your disastrous shopping trip and followed it up with clear advice and reflection. You also used a variety of connectives ('porque', 'pero', 'después', 'al final') and attempted complex grammatical constructions like conditional clauses ('Si pasa otra vez yo llevaría...') and infinitive phrases ('era suficiente para...').

Even Better If

To improve your grade, you must focus on conjugating your verbs rather than relying on infinitives. In several places, you wrote bare infinitives such as 'gastar', 'esperar', 'comprar', and 'dar' where a conjugated past or present tense was needed ('gasta', 'esperamos', 'compré', 'dio'). Pay careful attention also to gender agreement with common nouns ('la tienda', 'camiseta roja', 'mucho dinero') and remember that 'antes' requires 'de' before an infinitive ('antes de salir').

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