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Welcome to the mini story for Day of the Dead.
In the mini story I will do 3 things.
I will make a statement. For example, “I arrived in Guatemala.”
When you hear a statement, a sentence, you just say, “Ah,” or, “Oh.” You need to say that. Show that you understand this is not a question. A statement is not a question, so when you hear a statement say, “Ah.” For example, “I arrive in
Guatemala.” “Ah.”
The second thing I will do is ask a question you know the answer to. For example, “Where do I arrive?” I will stop. You say the answer. You must say the answer to every question. I say, “I arrive in Guatemala. Where did I arrive?” You say, “Guatemala.” Easy.
And No. 3, I might ask a question you don’t know the answer to. If you don’t know the answer just guess. Say any answer, but you must answer every question. Use your pause button if necessary.
Let’s begin. Here we go.
I arrived in Guatemala on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. Did I arrive in Guatemala? Yes.
Yes, I arrived in Guatemala. Where did I arrive? Guatemala, right. I arrived in Guatemala.
I arrived in Guatemala on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. Who arrived in Guatemala on the
Day of the Dead? Well, me – AJ. I arrived in Guatemala on the Day of the Dead, November 1st.
Did I arrive in Guatemala on November 3rd? No, no. I didn’t arrive in Guatemala on November 3rd;
I arrived in Guatemala on November 1st.
What day did I arrive in Guatemala? November 1st. I arrived in Guatemala on November 1st.
Where did I arrive on November 1st? Guatemala. I arrived in Guatemala on November 1st.
I arrived in Guatemala on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. I was curious about this holiday so I
went to the cemetery to see what was happening. Was I angry about this holiday? No, no. I wasn’t
angry about this holiday.
Was I sad about this holiday? No, no. I wasn’t sad about this holiday. I was curious about this holiday.
Who was curious about this holiday? Well, I was – AJ. I was curious about this holiday.
What was I curious about? The holiday. I was curious about the holiday. Which holiday was I curious
about? Which holiday was I curious about? The Day of the Dead. I was curious about the Day
of the Dead.
Was I curious about the Day of the Dead or was I curious about Christmas? No. I was curious
about the Day of the Dead of course. I was curious about the Day of the Dead so I went to the
cemetery to see what was happening. Where did I go? To the cemetery.
I went to the cemetery. Did I go to the cemetery or did I go to the airport? Easy. I went to the
cemetery. Who went to the cemetery? Well, me – AJ. I went to the cemetery.
Where did I go? To the cemetery, right. I went to the cemetery. When did I go to the cemetery?
November 1st, the Day of the Dead. I went to the cemetery on the Day of the Dead, November 1st.
Why did I go to the cemetery? Well, to see what was happening. I went to the cemetery to see
what was happening. Who went to the cemetery to see what was happening? Me – AJ – went to
the cemetery to see what was happening.
Where was the cemetery? In Guatemala. The cemetery was in Guatemala. What is the Day of the
Dead? A holiday. The Day of the Dead is a holiday.
When is the Day of the Dead? November 1st. The Day of the Dead was and is November 1st, so I
went to the cemetery on the Day of the Dead to see what was happening. What I found was quite
interesting. Was it boring? No, no. It wasn’t boring.
Was it interesting? Yes, yes. It was interesting. The cemetery was interesting. How did I feel about
the cemetery? I felt it was interesting or I thought it was interesting.
Was it boring or was it interesting? It was interesting. Of course it was interesting. What was interesting?
The cemetery. The cemetery was interesting.
When was the cemetery interesting? It was interesting on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. The
atmosphere in the cemetery was like a party. Was the atmosphere very sad? No, no. The atmosphere
was not sad.
The atmosphere was like a party. The atmosphere was very happy. Was the atmosphere sad or
happy? The atmosphere was happy. The atmosphere was like a party.
What was like a party? The atmosphere. The atmosphere in the cemetery was like a party. Where
was the atmosphere like a party? In the cemetery – the cemetery. The atmosphere was like a party
in the cemetery.
Was the atmosphere like a party at my house? No, no. Not at my house. The atmosphere was like
a party at the cemetery. The atmosphere was not like a party in my house. So the atmosphere was
like a party. There were people everywhere.
Families were sitting around the graves of their dead ancestors. Where were the families sitting?
Around the graves. They were sitting around the graves. Who was sitting around the graves? The
families. The families were sitting around the graves.
Were they sitting around the trees? No. They weren’t sitting around the trees. They were sitting
around the graves. So where were they sitting? Around the graves. Families were sitting around
the graves of
Welcome to the mini story for Day of the Dead.
In the mini story I will do 3 things.
I will make a statement. For example, “I arrived in Guatemala.”
When you hear a statement, a sentence, you just say, “Ah,” or, “Oh.” You need to say that. Show that you understand this is not a question. A statement is not a question, so when you hear a statement say, “Ah.” For example, “I arrive in
Guatemala.” “Ah.”
The second thing I will do is ask a question you know the answer to. For example, “Where do I arrive?” I will stop. You say the answer. You must say the answer to every question. I say, “I arrive in Guatemala. Where did I arrive?” You say, “Guatemala.” Easy.
And No. 3, I might ask a question you don’t know the answer to. If you don’t know the answer just guess. Say any answer, but you must answer every question. Use your pause button if necessary.
Let’s begin. Here we go.
I arrived in Guatemala on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. Did I arrive in Guatemala? Yes.
Yes, I arrived in Guatemala. Where did I arrive? Guatemala, right. I arrived in Guatemala.
I arrived in Guatemala on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. Who arrived in Guatemala on the
Day of the Dead? Well, me – AJ. I arrived in Guatemala on the Day of the Dead, November 1st.
Did I arrive in Guatemala on November 3rd? No, no. I didn’t arrive in Guatemala on November 3rd;
I arrived in Guatemala on November 1st.
What day did I arrive in Guatemala? November 1st. I arrived in Guatemala on November 1st.
Where did I arrive on November 1st? Guatemala. I arrived in Guatemala on November 1st.
I arrived in Guatemala on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. I was curious about this holiday so I
went to the cemetery to see what was happening. Was I angry about this holiday? No, no. I wasn’t
angry about this holiday.
Was I sad about this holiday? No, no. I wasn’t sad about this holiday. I was curious about this holiday.
Who was curious about this holiday? Well, I was – AJ. I was curious about this holiday.
What was I curious about? The holiday. I was curious about the holiday. Which holiday was I curious
about? Which holiday was I curious about? The Day of the Dead. I was curious about the Day
of the Dead.
Was I curious about the Day of the Dead or was I curious about Christmas? No. I was curious
about the Day of the Dead of course. I was curious about the Day of the Dead so I went to the
cemetery to see what was happening. Where did I go? To the cemetery.
I went to the cemetery. Did I go to the cemetery or did I go to the airport? Easy. I went to the
cemetery. Who went to the cemetery? Well, me – AJ. I went to the cemetery.
Where did I go? To the cemetery, right. I went to the cemetery. When did I go to the cemetery?
November 1st, the Day of the Dead. I went to the cemetery on the Day of the Dead, November 1st.
Why did I go to the cemetery? Well, to see what was happening. I went to the cemetery to see
what was happening. Who went to the cemetery to see what was happening? Me – AJ – went to
the cemetery to see what was happening.
Where was the cemetery? In Guatemala. The cemetery was in Guatemala. What is the Day of the
Dead? A holiday. The Day of the Dead is a holiday.
When is the Day of the Dead? November 1st. The Day of the Dead was and is November 1st, so I
went to the cemetery on the Day of the Dead to see what was happening. What I found was quite
interesting. Was it boring? No, no. It wasn’t boring.
Was it interesting? Yes, yes. It was interesting. The cemetery was interesting. How did I feel about
the cemetery? I felt it was interesting or I thought it was interesting.
Was it boring or was it interesting? It was interesting. Of course it was interesting. What was interesting?
The cemetery. The cemetery was interesting.
When was the cemetery interesting? It was interesting on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. The
atmosphere in the cemetery was like a party. Was the atmosphere very sad? No, no. The atmosphere
was not sad.
The atmosphere was like a party. The atmosphere was very happy. Was the atmosphere sad or
happy? The atmosphere was happy. The atmosphere was like a party.
What was like a party? The atmosphere. The atmosphere in the cemetery was like a party. Where
was the atmosphere like a party? In the cemetery – the cemetery. The atmosphere was like a party
in the cemetery.
Was the atmosphere like a party at my house? No, no. Not at my house. The atmosphere was like
a party at the cemetery. The atmosphere was not like a party in my house. So the atmosphere was
like a party. There were people everywhere.
Families were sitting around the graves of their dead ancestors. Where were the families sitting?
Around the graves. They were sitting around the graves. Who was sitting around the graves? The
families. The families were sitting around the graves.
Were they sitting around the trees? No. They weren’t sitting around the trees. They were sitting
around the graves. So where were they sitting? Around the graves. Families were sitting around
the graves of
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Day Of The Dead (MS) - AJ Hoge Welcome to the mini story for Day of the Dead. In the mini story I will do 3 things. I will make a statement. For example, “I arrived in Guatemala.” When you hear a statement, a sentence, you just say, “Ah,” or, “Oh.” You need to say that. Show that you understand this is not a question. A statement is not a question, so when you hear a statement say, “Ah.” For example, “I arrive in Guatemala.” “Ah.” The second thing I will do is ask a question you know the answer to. For example, “Where do I arrive?” I will stop. You say the answer. You must say the answer to every question. I say, “I arrive in Guatemala. Where did I arrive?” You say, “Guatemala.” Easy. And No. 3, I might ask a question you don’t know the answer to. If you don’t know the answer just guess. Say any answer, but you must answer every question. Use your pause button if necessary. Let’s begin. Here we go. I arrived in Guatemala on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. Did I arrive in Guatemala? Yes. Yes, I arrived in Guatemala. Where did I arrive? Guatemala, right. I arrived in Guatemala. I arrived in Guatemala on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. Who arrived in Guatemala on the Day of the Dead? Well, me – AJ. I arrived in Guatemala on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. Did I arrive in Guatemala on November 3rd? No, no. I didn’t arrive in Guatemala on November 3rd; I arrived in Guatemala on November 1st. What day did I arrive in Guatemala? November 1st. I arrived in Guatemala on November 1st. Where did I arrive on November 1st? Guatemala. I arrived in Guatemala on November 1st. I arrived in Guatemala on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. I was curious about this holiday so I went to the cemetery to see what was happening. Was I angry about this holiday? No, no. I wasn’t angry about this holiday. Was I sad about this holiday? No, no. I wasn’t sad about this holiday. I was curious about this holiday. Who was curious about this holiday? Well, I was – AJ. I was curious about this holiday. What was I curious about? The holiday. I was curious about the holiday. Which holiday was I curious about? Which holiday was I curious about? The Day of the Dead. I was curious about the Day of the Dead. Was I curious about the Day of the Dead or was I curious about Christmas? No. I was curious about the Day of the Dead of course. I was curious about the Day of the Dead so I went to the cemetery to see what was happening. Where did I go? To the cemetery. I went to the cemetery. Did I go to the cemetery or did I go to the airport? Easy. I went to the cemetery. Who went to the cemetery? Well, me – AJ. I went to the cemetery. Where did I go? To the cemetery, right. I went to the cemetery. When did I go to the cemetery? November 1st, the Day of the Dead. I went to the cemetery on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. Why did I go to the cemetery? Well, to see what was happening. I went to the cemetery to see
what was happening. Who went to the cemetery to see what was happening? Me – AJ – went to
the cemetery to see what was happening.
Where was the cemetery? In Guatemala. The cemetery was in Guatemala. What is the Day of the
Dead? A holiday. The Day of the Dead is a holiday.
When is the Day of the Dead? November 1st. The Day of the Dead was and is November 1st, so I
went to the cemetery on the Day of the Dead to see what was happening. What I found was quite
interesting. Was it boring? No, no. It wasn’t boring.
Was it interesting? Yes, yes. It was interesting. The cemetery was interesting. How did I feel about
the cemetery? I felt it was interesting or I thought it was interesting.
Was it boring or was it interesting? It was interesting. Of course it was interesting. What was interesting?
The cemetery. The cemetery was interesting.
When was the cemetery interesting? It was interesting on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. The
atmosphere in the cemetery was like a party. Was the atmosphere very sad? No, no. The atmosphere
was not sad.
The atmosphere was like a party. The atmosphere was very happy. Was the atmosphere sad or
happy? The atmosphere was happy. The atmosphere was like a party.
What was like a party? The atmosphere. The atmosphere in the cemetery was like a party. Where
was the atmosphere like a party? In the cemetery – the cemetery. The atmosphere was like a party
in the cemetery.
Was the atmosphere like a party at my house? No, no. Not at my house. The atmosphere was like
a party at the cemetery. The atmosphere was not like a party in my house. So the atmosphere was
like a party. There were people everywhere.
Families were sitting around the graves of their dead ancestors. Where were the families sitting?
Around the graves. They were sitting around the graves. Who was sitting around the graves? The
families. The families were sitting around the graves.
Were they sitting around the trees? No. They weren’t sitting around the trees. They were sitting
around the graves. So where were they sitting? Around the graves. Families were sitting around
the graves of
what was happening. Who went to the cemetery to see what was happening? Me – AJ – went to
the cemetery to see what was happening.
Where was the cemetery? In Guatemala. The cemetery was in Guatemala. What is the Day of the
Dead? A holiday. The Day of the Dead is a holiday.
When is the Day of the Dead? November 1st. The Day of the Dead was and is November 1st, so I
went to the cemetery on the Day of the Dead to see what was happening. What I found was quite
interesting. Was it boring? No, no. It wasn’t boring.
Was it interesting? Yes, yes. It was interesting. The cemetery was interesting. How did I feel about
the cemetery? I felt it was interesting or I thought it was interesting.
Was it boring or was it interesting? It was interesting. Of course it was interesting. What was interesting?
The cemetery. The cemetery was interesting.
When was the cemetery interesting? It was interesting on the Day of the Dead, November 1st. The
atmosphere in the cemetery was like a party. Was the atmosphere very sad? No, no. The atmosphere
was not sad.
The atmosphere was like a party. The atmosphere was very happy. Was the atmosphere sad or
happy? The atmosphere was happy. The atmosphere was like a party.
What was like a party? The atmosphere. The atmosphere in the cemetery was like a party. Where
was the atmosphere like a party? In the cemetery – the cemetery. The atmosphere was like a party
in the cemetery.
Was the atmosphere like a party at my house? No, no. Not at my house. The atmosphere was like
a party at the cemetery. The atmosphere was not like a party in my house. So the atmosphere was
like a party. There were people everywhere.
Families were sitting around the graves of their dead ancestors. Where were the families sitting?
Around the graves. They were sitting around the graves. Who was sitting around the graves? The
families. The families were sitting around the graves.
Were they sitting around the trees? No. They weren’t sitting around the trees. They were sitting
around the graves. So where were they sitting? Around the graves. Families were sitting around
the graves of
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Day Of The Dead (MS) - AJ Hoge . Chào mừng đến với câu chuyện mini cho Day of the Dead Trong những câu chuyện nhỏ, tôi sẽ làm 3 điều. Tôi sẽ làm cho một tuyên bố. Ví dụ, "Tôi đến Guatemala." Khi bạn nghe một tuyên bố, một câu, bạn chỉ cần nói, "Ah," hoặc, "Oh." Bạn cần phải nói rằng. Chứng tỏ rằng bạn hiểu điều này không phải là một câu hỏi. Một tuyên bố không phải là một câu hỏi, vì vậy khi bạn nghe một câu nói, "Ah." Ví dụ, "tôi đến Guatemala. "" Ah. " Điều thứ hai tôi sẽ làm là hỏi một câu hỏi mà bạn biết câu trả lời. Ví dụ, "Tôi đến đâu?", Tôi sẽ dừng lại. Bạn nói câu trả lời. Bạn phải nói câu trả lời cho mọi câu hỏi. Tôi nói, "Tôi đến ở Guatemala. Tôi đã đi đến đâu? "Bạn nói," Guatemala. "Easy. Và số 3, tôi có thể hỏi một câu hỏi mà bạn không biết câu trả lời. Nếu bạn không biết câu trả lời chỉ là đoán. Nói bất cứ câu trả lời, nhưng bạn phải trả lời mọi câu hỏi. Sử dụng nút tạm dừng của bạn nếu cần thiết. Chúng ta hãy bắt đầu. Ở đây chúng tôi đi. Tôi đến Guatemala vào ngày của người chết, 01 Tháng mười một. Tôi đã đến ở Guatemala? Có. Có, tôi đến Guatemala. Tôi đã đi đến đâu? Guatemala, phải. Tôi đến Guatemala. Tôi đến Guatemala vào ngày of the Dead, ngày 01 tháng 11. Ai đến Guatemala vào ngày của người chết? Vâng, tôi - AJ. Tôi đến Guatemala vào ngày của người chết, 01 tháng 11. Tôi đã đến ở Guatemala vào ngày thứ 3? Không không. Tôi đã không đến Guatemala vào ngày 3 tháng 11, tôi đến Guatemala vào ngày 1 tháng 11. Ngày nào tôi lại đến ở Guatemala? 01 Tháng Mười Một. Tôi đến Guatemala vào ngày 1 tháng 11. Tôi đã đến nơi đâu trên ngày 01 tháng 11? Guatemala. Tôi đến Guatemala vào ngày 1 tháng 11. Tôi đến Guatemala vào ngày of the Dead, ngày 01 tháng 11. Tôi rất tò mò về lễ này vì vậy tôi đã đi đến nghĩa trang để xem những gì đang xảy ra. Tôi đã tức giận về ngày lễ này? Không không. Tôi không phải là tức giận về ngày lễ này. Là Tôi buồn về kỳ nghỉ này? Không không. Tôi không buồn về kỳ nghỉ này. Tôi rất tò mò về kỳ nghỉ này. Ai đã tò mò về kỳ nghỉ này? Vâng, tôi đã - AJ. Tôi rất tò mò về kỳ nghỉ này. Tôi đã tò mò về những gì? Các kỳ nghỉ. Tôi rất tò mò về các kỳ nghỉ. Những kỳ nghỉ là tôi tò mò về? Những kỳ nghỉ là tôi tò mò về? Ngày của cái chết. Tôi đã tò mò về Ngày của người chết. Đã Tôi tò mò về Ngày của người chết hay là tôi tò mò về Giáng sinh? Không, tôi đã tò mò về Ngày của người chết trong khóa học. Tôi đã tò mò về Ngày của người chết vì vậy tôi đã đi đến nghĩa trang để xem những gì đang xảy ra. Tôi đã đi đâu? Để nghĩa trang. Tôi đã đi đến nghĩa trang. Tôi đã đi đến nghĩa trang hoặc tôi đã đi đến sân bay? Dễ dàng. Tôi đã đi đến nghĩa trang. Ai là người đi nghĩa trang? Vâng, tôi - AJ. Tôi đã đi đến nghĩa trang. Tôi đã đi đâu? Để nghĩa trang, phải. Tôi đã đi đến nghĩa trang. Khi nào tôi đi đến nghĩa trang? ngày 01 tháng 11, Ngày của người chết. Tôi đã đi đến nghĩa trang ở Day of the Dead, 01 tháng 11. Tại sao tôi lại đi đến nghĩa trang? Vâng, để xem những gì đang xảy ra. Tôi đã đi đến nghĩa trang để xem những gì đang xảy ra. Ai là người đi đến nghĩa trang để xem những gì đã xảy ra? Nhớ - AJ - đi vào nghĩa trang để xem những gì đang xảy ra. Trường hợp là nghĩa trang? Ở Guatemala. Nghĩa trang là ở Guatemala. Ngày của những gì là chết? Một kỳ nghỉ. The Day of the Dead là một kỳ nghỉ. Khi nào là ngày của người chết? 01 Tháng Mười Một. The Day of the Dead đã và đang là 01 tháng 11, vì vậy tôi đã đi đến nghĩa trang ở Day of the Dead để xem những gì đang xảy ra. Những gì tôi thấy khá thú vị. Là nó nhàm chán? Không không. Nó đã không nhàm chán. Có phải là thú vị? Vâng, vâng. Nó rất thú vị. Nghĩa trang là thú vị. Làm thế nào mà tôi cảm nhận về nghĩa trang? Tôi cảm thấy thật thú vị hoặc tôi nghĩ rằng nó là thú vị. Đó có phải là nhàm chán hoặc là nó thú vị? Nó rất thú vị. Tất nhiên đó là thú vị. Điều thú vị? Các nghĩa trang. Nghĩa trang là thú vị. Khi là nghĩa trang thú vị? Đó là thú vị về ngày của người chết, 01 Tháng 11. Các bầu không khí trong nghĩa trang giống như một bữa tiệc. Là không khí rất buồn? Không không. Bầu không khí là không buồn. Bầu không khí giống như một bên. Bầu không khí rất vui vẻ. Là bầu không khí buồn hay hạnh phúc? Bầu không khí rất vui vẻ. Bầu không khí giống như một bên. Điều gì đã giống như một bữa tiệc? Khí quyển. Bầu không khí tại nghĩa trang giống như một bữa tiệc. Trường hợp là bầu không khí giống như một bữa tiệc? Trong nghĩa trang - nghĩa trang. Bầu không khí giống như một bên trong nghĩa trang. Đã không khí giống như một bữa tiệc tại nhà của tôi? Không không. Không phải ở nhà tôi. Bầu không khí giống như một bữa tiệc tại nghĩa trang. Bầu không khí rất không thích một bữa tiệc ở nhà tôi. Vì vậy, bầu không khí giống như một bên. Có những người ở khắp mọi nơi. Các gia đình đang ngồi xung quanh các ngôi mộ của tổ tiên của họ đã chết. Trường hợp đã được các gia đình ngồi? Xung quanh các ngôi mộ. Họ đang ngồi xung quanh các ngôi mộ. Ai đang ngồi xung quanh các ngôi mộ? Các gia đình. Các gia đình đang ngồi xung quanh các ngôi mộ. Họ đang ngồi trên cây? Số Họ không ngồi xung quanh cây. Họ đang ngồi xung quanh các ngôi mộ. Vì vậy, nơi được họ ngồi? Xung quanh ngôi mộ. Các gia đình được ngồi xung quanh những ngôi mộ của
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