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Translation activity English lesson 58
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What languages will you translate this lesson into below?
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Sharron continued on with her Story while they were still standing in the bathroom together. Part 4: Chapter 1
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“Some years ago when I was working at the hospital we had a sudden outbreak in the hospital when I was first volunteering. And in those days we still counted the time it took to wash our hands up to 30 seconds counting Mississippi 1, Mississippi 2, Mississippi 3”,
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Sharron said gleefully.“And she now sings Happy Birthday”, Pablo said proudly. “Well, yes I guess we do”, Sharron said.“But long before that we had a midwife on our ward who loved to sing, and she was very funny. She used to say go hard and then go home, and she would sing loud and clear all over the ward.
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And her tunes when washing our hands together would go on and on and on They would last at least half a minute or well over the 30 seconds people say nowadays. Anyway, because of Mavis we all always gave our hands more than a good wash.“She used to sing out”,” Give em a good scrub lassie go scrub, go hard and then go home”,
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Mavis was her middle name”. Sometimes she would sing happy birthday two or three times and sometime's she would sing“Raspberry Beret”, by Prince“ Twinkle, twinkle little star”, at least three times with some funky crazy lyrics. Ooh, let me think what else was there?
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Oh, yes that's right “Jolene, Jolene, Jolene”, by Dolly Pardon Pablo knew that one. “Karma, karma, karma, karma, karma chameleon”, by Culture club “And I would walk 500 miles”, by The Proclaimers Pablo was not sure if he knew those songs.
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“Auld Lang Syne was another one”, Sharron said and what was that other one now?I cannot think for the life of me Oh, that's it. I've got it "Stayin' alive", by the Bee Gees
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That was just a few of them”, Sharron SaidPablo knew both of those songs, and he was sure Sharron had played some others before on her phone after English classes as they both liked to dance.
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Describe the image below and how was this used in the story?
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