Inglés B1 - B2

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To name your story, you have to think about the overall message and what you want your audience to understand from the story. Also, make it relevant and easy to remember.

Complaint letter

Conclusion: Cómo te sientes y que solicitas

Your faithfully, Javier

(fielmente, Javier)

I am looking forward to hearing from you

(espero con ganas su respuesta)

a refund

(una devolución)

As you can imagine I fell quite upset...

(cómo podrán imaginar, me sienteo bastante molesto...)

Body: Explicar el problema en detalle

Voz pasiva

Customers are not allowed to...

(a los clientes no se les permite...)

They were promised to be refunded

(se les prometió que serían reembolsados)

I was told this was true

(se me dijo que era verdad)

Introduction: Expresar opinión brevemente

I am writting to you to

complain about...

(le escribo para quejarme sobre...)

express dissapointment regarding the...

(le escribo para expresar mi decepción con respecto a...)

Dear Sir/Madam

Article

First person and speak to reader

Parragraph

Report

3º: Recomendaciones

2º:Informe

1º: Fuentes

Título y encabezados

Essay

Conslusion

Personal opinion

Arguments with examples and data

Opinion Essay (1 parragraph/argument)

For and Against (1 parragraph)

Introduction

Present the current situation briefly

Mediation

Scanning

Skimming

Conditionals

Special condtion words

Otherwise

Provided

In case

Unless

Mixed conditionals

2nd + 3rd

If I were taller, I would have been a policeman

3rd + 2nd

If I had bought that mansion, I would be homeless

3: Past Perfect, Would+have

If I had studied, I would have passed the exam

2: Past Simple, Wold

If I lent a book to her, I wouldn't see it again

1: Present Simple, Will

If I eat pizza, I will be happy

0: Present Simple, Present Simple

If I don't breathea, I die

Review

Conclusion

Body

Opinion

Negative

Positive

Summary

Intro

Adverbs

Adverb position

Modifiers

Comparative and Superlative

Confusions

How to make them

Connectors

Compound adjetive

Indirect questions

Tiempos verbales

Future

Present

Past

Perfect Continuous

Perfect

Continuous

Simple

Phrasal verbs

come to

alcanzar

volver en sí

fight off

defenderse de

come down with

caer enfermo

run over

atropellar

pass away

fallecer

pass out

desmayarse

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Enough, too

In order to, to, so that

So, therefore

Because of, due to + noun phrase

Because, since, as