2 November B1.1

Solve a problem

This issue’s grammar Hypotheses: si + imperfect subjunctiveAfterwards you can discuss what would happen if…

In this issue

  1. Mini-book, chapter 7Un caso que faltaA missing case
  2. RuleHypotheses: si + imperfect subjunctive¿Qué pasaría si la quitáramos?
  3. Step by step, 2 minAntes de cambiarloBefore changing it
  4. Step by step, 2 minUna incidencia bien explicadaA clearly explained issue
  5. PracticeExercises0 / 8
  6. CrosswordWords from this issue

After this issue you can

  • If: Si tuviera tiempo, lo haría.
  • Advice: Si fuera tú, llamaría.
  • Politely: Me gustaría que lo revisara.

Read the chapter and the article and do the exercises, and the ticks will appear here.

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A new neighbourhood

The bakery where the block catches up on the news, and the siesta almost nobody takes. In the mini-book, Sasha and Tommy arrive in Barcelona with three suitcases and a mysterious key.

Weekends and letters

Sunday vermouth, fashionable again, and handwritten letters in the age of messaging apps. Sasha and Tommy set out to test the route to work but get stuck on a terrace.

Coffee and the road

A quick coffee at the bar or an hour on the terrace? Daily rhythms and travelling alone. In the mini-book, Sasha and Tommy start a new job on different floors.

People and relationships

What we expect from a partner, and the ritual of buying a round. Over lunch, Dani asks Sasha one question too many.

Table talk and books

Lingering after lunch and reading without constant dictionary lookups. Sasha and Tommy have dinner among the suitcases.

Find an agreement

Clarify expectations and get acquainted. Sasha meets Karina, while Tommy and Inés begin to disagree.

Solve a problem

Name the problem, ask for specific help and check the next step. Tommy and Inés turn an argument into two examples.

Choose the next step

Mistakes without culprits and why we keep quiet at work. Tommy and Inés find an old bug, and the team has to decide whether to tell.

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Solve a problem

Name the problem, ask for specific help and check the next step. Tommy and Inés turn an argument into two examples.

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