miércoles, 5 de noviembre de 2014

The AVE!!

Today, my classmates and I went to interview some native speakers to the busiest street named "University Way" better known as "The Ave". We went with the teacher until that place and, later, we made pairs. My partner, for this task, was Gabby. 

We went through The Ave and interviewed some sellers. Some of them were really polite, but some were really busy that were not able to answer any question. We had success with three different stores: a barbershop, the Husky shop and a sports store.

We asked several questions. First, their names: Kirk (barbershop), Cari (Husky Store) and Kisha (Sports Center). The second question was the opening and closing hours. They specified all of them and I could notice that on weekdays the service is quiet the same hour, around 9 a.m. The closing hour on weekdays is around 8 p.m. The last question was about the item they sell the most and its price; Kirk mentioned that he offers the service and the cost of it is $17 and that he didn’t like to cut children’s hair; in the Husky Store, they sell the face tattoo very often for only $2.95; finally, in the sports center shop they sell a lot the water bottle because they have a wide price-variety.

I really enjoyed the activity because some of them were really polite and accessible to answer our questions even though they were busy.



10 comentarios:

  1. I enjoyed reading all your experience about The Ave, which by the way was really nice and well described.
    You mentioned enough interesting things to know the places, also I could realize that you did well the interviews, because you mention the names of the people you interviewed.

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  2. Hi Luz, I really like your blog because it's clear and well organized. And by the way now I know where I can get a hair cut and how much to pay. Thanks

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  3. Ok..I am worried, I had had posted twice on you blog, and I cannot see anything :(

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  4. Ok, I see that it finally worked.Here I go again....I loved you post and I am amazed about the great mamory you've got, you remember every step you made and in the right order, i really like the way you organised your writing and I agree with you about haw people is keen to help others despite their duties, nevertheless some in my case some others were not so flexible or in the mood. Any way I really enjoyed this activity because I had the opportunity to practise and learn.

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  5. Hi Luz, first of all congratulations on your blog!!! it is really nice, I like the appearance very much. Regrading to your experience at The Ave I think you pointed out some really useful information: prices and hours, that is basic!! Thanks for sharing

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  6. Hi Luz, I am enjoyed you are my classmate, because you are really nice person and I hope I can learn you a lot. Here in Seattle we will have a lot of experiences, in this case this adventure for The Ave. I figured out it was a nice opportunity to speak with native people.

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  7. Dear Luz: I totally agree with you, it was a great experience and we had the chance to practice our English in a real context. I also enjoyed this nice activity!

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  9. Yea! There are many polite people but some of them are very busy or something like that, they told us that they can't answer our questions because they were working. But they were just two.
    I share with you, that this activities, are for enjoy them. Greetings!

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  10. Hi

    I also enjoy this practice with native speakers, it was exciting and an great opportunity to practiced our abilities at the use of language.

    Regards.

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