At the office

The first photo shows a stapler. You can use it for putting staples at in the papers (o...."for attaching paper together"). The second photo is a hole punch. You can use it for making some holes at in the papers. When I was a child, I liked it so much because I made a lot of holes at in the papers and then I took the holes (the circles of paper) and I threw them in the air, like if they were confetti!! The last photo shows a data projector. It's used for showing pictures. The teachers in University use it a lot.

Muuuuuuuy bien hecho, escribes bien :-)

The first photo shows a stapler. You can use it for putting staples in papers. The second photo is a hole punch. You can use it for making some holes in papers. When I was a child, I liked these so much because I made a lot of holes in paper and then I took the circles of paper and I threw them in the air, as if they were confetti!! The last photo shows a data projector. It's used to show pictures. The teachers in the University use these a lot.

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The first photo shows a stapler. You can use it for put staples at the papers. The second photo is a hole punch. You can use it for make some holes at the papers. When I was a child, I liked it so much because I made a lot of holes at the papers and then I take the holes (the circles of paper) and I threw them in the air, like if them was confetti!! The last photo shows a data projector. It's used for show pictures. The teachers in University use it a lot.

There is a stapler. It's being used to staple papers together. Then there is a hole puncher, which you use to punch holes into documents to be put into folders. The last picture shows a slide projector, which is normally used for classes or conferences.

The first photo shows a stapler. You can use it for putting/use it to put staples at in the papers. The second photo is a hole punch. You can use it for making/use it to make some holes at in the papers. When I was a child, I liked it so much because I made a lot of holes at in the papers and then I take took (past tense) the holes (the circles of paper) and I threw them in the air, like if them was they were confetti!! ("it was" = singular, "they were" = plural, "circles of paper" = plural también.) The last photo shows a data projector. It's used for showing/used to show pictures. The teachers in University use it a lot.

¡Excelente tu escritura Miriam! :) ¡Sigue así!