Comparative typology of English and Spanish. Adapted fairy tale for translation and retelling. Book 2

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Tatiana Oliva Morales. Comparative typology of English and Spanish. Adapted fairy tale for translation and retelling. Book 2

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Exercise 1

Elves Valley

Key to exercise 1

Exercise 2

Valle de los Elfos

Key to exercise 2

Exercise 3

Elves Valley

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Copying the methodology in order to use this book for writing a manuscript of a study guide, namely: filing foreign / Russian words in brackets or over their corresponding Russian / foreign equivalents, marking up sentences with special notation as shown in this study guide; reprinting, reproduction by electronic means or by any other means of the entire book or any part of it is allowed only with the written permission of the author.

For daily communication on general topics – 2000

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That way (de esa manera) she had been sitting (sentarse) until (hasta que) she felt (sentir) that (que) the house (… casa) was got off the ground (despegarse) and carried (llevarse) in an unknown direction (en una dirección desconocida).

The girl (… niña) ran up (correr) to (a) the window (… ventana) and looked down (mirar.. hacia abajo) – they had already passed (ya sobrevolar.. a través de) her (su) native village (pueblo natal), flew across (-) a lake (… lago), mountains (montañas), some (alguna) city (ciudad).

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