Answer:
1. ¿Podrías tocar tu nariz? (Could you touch your nose?)
2. Muéstrame tu pie (Show me your toe)
3. Por favor toca tu cabeza (Please touch your head)
4. ¡Pon las manos en tus rodillas! (Put your hands on your knees!)
5. ¿Puedes señalar tu ojo derecho? (Could you point on your right eye?)
Explanation:
In Spanish there are some rules related to punctuation that we need to follow at the moment of producing new sentences; among them we have:
- Accent mark: Show us how to pronounce the word; two words with the same number and kind of letters can change their meaning because of the accent mark:
Bebe (It is the present tense of the verb “beber” or to drink)
Bebé (It means baby=
- Question mark: In Spanish, as in English, we need to make evident in the text when we are producing a question, but in this language, we add the opening question mark “¿” to the closing one “?”
¿Cómo estás? (How are you?)
- Exclamation mark: As in question marks, the difference between Spanish and English is that in Spanish we need to write two exclamation marks “¡” and “!"
¡Te extrañé! (I missed you!)
While doing the exercise you need to always remember to constantly check your grammar and the meaning of your productions. In our specific task, we will write 5 instructions telling a friend to touch different parts of his or her body. Please focus your attention on the accent, question and exclamation marks:
1. ¿Podrías tocar tu nariz? (Could you touch your nose?)
2. Muéstrame tu pie (Show me your toe)
3. Por favor toca tu cabeza (Please touch your head)
4. ¡Pon las manos en tus rodillas! (Put your hands on your knees!)
5. ¿Puedes señalar tu ojo derecho? (Could you point on your right eye?)
