Question

Think about the last time you went on a blind date to a fancy restaurant. Both of you agreed on the restaurant, the type of food you were going to have that evening, and the dance club you were going to go after dinner.

Write a composition describing the last time you were on a blind date (una cita loca), what did you do to get ready, describe the restaurant, what you ordered (think about lesson 8 vocabulary), and what you did at the dance club.

Required components:
• Reflexive verbs
• Indefinite and negative words
• Preterite of ser and ir
• Verbs like gustar
• Preterite of stem-changing verbs
• Comparisons (equality and inequality)

Try to use a wide variety of vocabulary and grammatical concepts presented in lessons 7 and 8. However, feel free to include vocabulary and grammatical concepts from lessons 1-5 as well to create the variety needed in this composition.

VERY IMPORTANT:
• Your composition must be typed. See composition model posted in Blackboard.
• Minimum 500 words. Less than 500 word will receive a zero (0).
• Double-spaced,
• 1 inch left and right margins, 12 fonts, and Times New Roman.
• After your composition has been graded, feedback will be provided, it is your job to read the feedback and reflect on the suggested changes.

Use what we have learned/studied in class. If you use a translator, you will receive a 0%.

Remember, your composition must be submitted in the link provided in Blackboard.

Answer 1

Imagine being set up on a blind date by a best friend and not knowing one thing about the guy? Well, Jane was in that situation thanks to a close best friend of hers who thought it was a good idea. Jane was not only nervous, but also scared of who the guy might be. The date was at a fancy restaurant on Mulberry Street at 8 o’clock that Friday night. She had a couple of hours to get ready and get her daily duties done. She figured that she might as well go on the date since her friend worked hard to get the plans and reservations. All Jane wanted was to find the perfect man, be happy, and to enjoy life; to do this, she had to take the chance that she dreading to do.

Although Jane knew that the restaurant was fancy, she did not know what to wear for this occasion. Her mind wondered as she looked in her closet thinking, “To wear a dress or a skirt or even just casual attire? I do not know and now I am freaking out.” She decided on a little black dress with a statement necklace and black heels. As she tried to not go overboard, she gently put on her make-up and hoped that the guy liked simple. She curled her blonde, luscious hair one piece at a time. Her friend that set her blind date up came by to wish her.

Who knew that one blind date could lead to two people saying their vows in a church one day? Jane took a chance going on that blind date even though she found her future husband. She had no idea that she was going on a date with the one that she would be marrying a year later. It is simply crazy to have witnessed a love story unfold, but that is what love is about. Love is crazy, unexpected, and true. Jane might have been nervous before the blind date, but now she is as happy as she has ever been. She has Sally to thank and pushing her to go for it even though she barely knew him. Jane got the man of her dreams from a blind date that she thought it would never work out nor go on, but now she is so glad she

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