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Andrea's letterVersión en línea Find the correct clues to find Andrea por Maick'sss Job 1 When - Look for the word "when". It always points to a specific time, day, or date. Your first task is to check the calendar or clock in the station to find out exactly when she departed. 2 Which - Look for the word "which". It is used to give extra details about objects or places. Here, it describes Soacha. Do not look for a person; look for a place matching this mysterious description on the regional map. 3 That - Look for the word "that." It zeroes in on a very specific item. Andrea isn't looking for modern graffiti; she is tracking historical objects (the paintings). Scan the environment for indigenous symbols or archeological signs. 4 Where - Look for the word "where." It always signals a geographical location, a corner, or a building. This tells the mother that the next physical clue is hidden exactly where local history is preserved (like a museum, a plaza, or ancestral rocks). 5 Which - Look for the word "which" again. It describes a thing—in this case, food. Andrea might be refueling. Your next search zone should be a bakery or a food stall near the station entry. 6 Whose - Look for the word "whose". This indicates possession (who owns what). Find a person (the traveler) who carries the map. Interrogate people matching the description of an old explorer or backpacker. 7 That - Look for the word "that" to define the final objective. This is an independent mission. It means Andrea is moving fast and alone. The mother must act quickly before the trail goes cold. Explicación 1 It is used because the noun before it is "the day". It pinpoints the exact time or date that Andrea's adventure starts. 2 It refers to the noun "Soacha" (a non-human entity). Since it provides additional commentary after a proper name and is separated by commas, which must be used instead of that. 3 It connects the noun "the unique cave paintings" to the action performed by the indigenous ancestors. It specifies exactly which paintings she is looking for. (Note: "which" can also be used here). 4 The noun before it is "this town" (referring to Soacha). It tells the students that this physical location is the exact stage where history and legends combine. 5 The noun before it is "the famous almojábanas". Which allows Andrea to explain what they are (delicious pastries) without having to repeat the name of the food. 6 The noun before it is "a traveler". Using whose shows that the old map belongs to that specific traveler (the traveler's map). 7 The noun before it is "an adventure". It defines the core nature of Andrea's journey, stating that it is a challenge she must complete on her own.

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Find the correct clues to find Andrea

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1 When 2 Which 3 That 4 Where 5 Which 6 Whose 7 That

Explicación

It is used because the noun before it is "the day". It pinpoints the exact time or date that Andrea's adventure starts.

It refers to the noun "Soacha" (a non-human entity). Since it provides additional commentary after a proper name and is separated by commas, which must be used instead of that.

It connects the noun "the unique cave paintings" to the action performed by the indigenous ancestors. It specifies exactly which paintings she is looking for. (Note: "which" can also be used here).

The noun before it is "this town" (referring to Soacha). It tells the students that this physical location is the exact stage where history and legends combine.

The noun before it is "the famous almojábanas". Which allows Andrea to explain what they are (delicious pastries) without having to repeat the name of the food.

The noun before it is "a traveler". Using whose shows that the old map belongs to that specific traveler (the traveler's map).

The noun before it is "an adventure". It defines the core nature of Andrea's journey, stating that it is a challenge she must complete on her own.

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