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Ingles Unit 5
Ingles Unit 5
Ingles Unit 5
THINGS TO DO
FIRST CONDITIONAL
We use the first conditional structure to talk about a particular event or circumstance in the
future, and what will almost definitely happen as a result of this event.
Note that the if clause is normally separated from the main clause by a comma.
2- It is possible to reverse the position of the if clause and the second clause.
You won’t enjoy your trip so much if you go during the rainy season.
They’ll have problems if they don’t book in advance.
Note that no comma is necessary if the sentence begins with the main clause.
3- In the second clause (the clause without if), it is possible to replace will with should, would
or might to make suggestions, offer advice or speculate about different possibilities.
If you visit our country next spring, you’ll be able to see the cherry trees in blossom.
If you have customers who enjoy fiestas, I’d recommend the carnival in the city of Gualeguaychu.
If you´re looking for excitement, you should take a boat trip to the edge of the falls.
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Affordable (económico)
Fun
Lively (animado)
Overrated (sobrevalorado)
Packed – repleto/lleno de gente
Touristy
Value for money
Worth visiting (vale la pena visitar)
Cheap
ACTIVITIES VOCABULARY
ART VOCABULARY
Fresco – pintura/cuadro
Statue/sculpture - escultura
Vase- jarron/florero
Wood Carving – madera tallada a mano
Tapestry - tapiz
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