Practice saying how often each part hurts you. Spin the wheels!

Ejemplo: A veces me duele la caebeza.

Now interview someone else (from class, at home, etc). Write out how often that hurts them. Notice! Use “le” instead of “me” when talking about someone else.

Ejemplo: Siempre le duele la cabeza.

¿Qué causa una enfermedad?

Lee el articulo.

1) ¿Qué causa la enfermedad?

2) ¿Cuáles son los síntomas?

3) Da más detalles.

opción 2:

Copy the chart on your own paper and complete it for 4 illnesses.

 Part 2:

• Investigate:
  • What are the different campaigns out there? Collect examples. (Infographics, articles, videos, etc)
  • Data to support your claims
  • How can you prevent or treat the disease?
  • Categorize those options based on the ease and cost to implement.
• Design:
  • How can you connect to your community?
  • Who is your audience?
  • Why is yours important to address?
• Plan:
  • What will you do?
• Create:
  • Do it!
• Evaluate:
  • How well did it work?

¿Cómo combate el mal de chagas?

Grammar:

When giving advice or telling someone what to do, you will need to use commands (imperative verbs). One way is the use the infinitive (ar, er, ir) form of the verb. You will see this many times on signs. Below is another way that shows respect or that you do not know the person well.

¿Cuál es la peor enfermedad del mundo?

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