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An unforgettable event

Silmara Ribeiro Moscatelli

An unforgettable event!

The lesson An unforgettable event! was designed for Spanish for Specific Purposes learners. The goal of this lesson is to analyse the most common verbs used for planning a protocol for a wedding that occurs during the pandemic.

This lesson is available in two formats, one hands-on and hands-off. The difference between these two formats is that in the first one, learners need to access SKETCH Engine to search for the linguistic data necessary to complete the activities. The second format does not require learners to access this tool as the linguistic data has been previously selected by the author, and is available to download in the lesson itself.

Regarding SKETCH Engine, learners are expected to be able to use the search options LIST OF WORDS and CONCORDANCE, the latter being the most relevant tool so that learners can determine the combinations with the verbs tener, haber and deber, as shown in the screenshot below.

SKETCH Engine painel.
Figure 1. Screenshot of SKETCH ENGINE Painel generated by painel sketch tool in Sketch Engine. Retrieved on August 30, 2022. © Sketch Engine, all rights reserved, used with permission.

Watch Pressbooks Video 14 (YouTube, 3m31s) below to learn more about how to use the search options LIST OF WORDS and CONCORDANCE.


About the author

Silmara Ribeiro Moscatelli is a Ph.D. student in Applied Linguistics at Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho – UNESP/Ibilce. S.J. Rio Preto. She has a Professional Master’s Degree in Languages (PROFLETRAS) at the Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (2013-2015). Her dissertation key themes were Reading; Literary Short Stories; Public Education; Reading Competence; Discourse Analysis; Aesthetics of Reception. In addition, she has a specialization in Educational Management from UNESP (2012). She graduated in LETRAS Portuguese – Spanish at Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho and did an undergraduate research project about Modern Foreign Literature.

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