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UNITED 4 VOCABULARY  PART OF CAR GOOD DRIVING BEHAVIOR -PAY ATTENTION OBSERVE THE SPEED LIMIT MAINTAIN A SAFE SALLOWING DISTANCE

  THE PRESENT REAL CONDITIONAL . Only if I finish my professional career would I feel fulfilled, and if I get a good job after graduating I would please my children more, if I get a well- paid and stable job I would choose high-quality universities for my son's study and I will specialize. if I graduate in December, 2024 will be a great year for me and my family. My perfect stay in a hotel To be comfortable in a hotel, the minimun would be for it to meet some of my needs. The firs would be extra towels in the room, an iron to keep my clothes impeccable,a hair dryer in the bathroom, and I would also like to have some services such as internet access, laundry, room service, change of bed sheets, toilet in my room and that the hotel had a swimming pool, business center, and gym and at least 2 restaurants. HOW MY HUSBAND DRIVES SPEED? ALL Weave through traffic? most My husband likes speed most of the time, he overtakes sometimes in traffic, he never talks on the phone while driving and...

THE FUTURE WITH BE, GOING TO, PRESENT CONTI NUOS OR SIMPLE PRESENT. I continue learning though dialogue A:  What are you doing this weekend, Jan? B:   I am going to see  a new play tomorrow at the Royal Court theater. A:  Have you got the tickets yet?    B: No, I am going to get   them this afternoon, actually. Would you like to come? A:  Oh, thank you, that would be nice. B. Ok, I Will get    you a ticket too. A:   Great ... what time does it start?   B:  Eight o'clock, but we are all going to meet    in the Green Cafe at 7.15. A: Ok, I will meet     you in the cafe, but B: I will be   there around 7.30. A:  That's fine. B.    Oh, one other thing ... I've got no money at the moment.. . I will pay   for the ticket on Saturday. Is that OK? A:  Yes, that's OK, no problem. B.  Great! Why don't we go eat something in the restaurant? A:  That's a good ide...

  PLANNIG MY TRIP WITH MY FAMILY TO CARTAGENA. I made the reservation at the Sofitel Legend Santa Clara Cartagena. Book from October 27 to October thirty-onefor the date my  birthday Reserve  two types of rooms, the first the  suite Coloneal, whit a queen bed and the second a double room with two single beds and a rollaway bed for my son of 11 years old. I included room service and laundry.  WILL /WON'T +BASE  FORM OF THE VERB. I'll be 44 years old the October 28 and I'll be there in Cartagena, They will enjoy, they will eat and drink with me.  We will celebrate life by throwing the house out the window. We won't accept any impediment to enjoy.  GRAMMAR

 UNIT 2 Grammar Coach: The present perfect:  just ,  lately ,  recently , and  still El present perfect se usa para expresar acciones que tienen relación con el presente, como experiencias, resultados o situaciones que continúan. Se forma con el verbo  have  y el participio pasado del verbo principal. Las palabras  just, lately, recently, still  y  yet  son adverbios de tiempo que se pueden usar con el present perfect para dar más información sobre cuándo ocurrió la acción. Aquí tienes algunos ejemplos: Just  significa “acabar de” o “recientemente” y se usa para acciones que ocurrieron hace poco tiempo. Se coloca entre el verbo have y el participio pasado. Por ejemplo:  I have just finished my homework  (Acabo de terminar mis deberes). Lately  y  recently  significan “últimamente” o “recientemente” y se usan para acciones que ocurrieron en un periodo de tiempo cercano al presente. Se colocan al final de...

1.I arrived late because I couldn't find a taxi. 2.I'm late because I fell asleep   3.I'm late because the bus left me 4. I was late because there was a lot of traffic