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Unidad 5

Grammar

Vocabulary

Listenning and Pronunciation

Willingnes and Unwillingness

Dealing with emotions

Anxiety Level

Be rational

Calm down

Panic (about sth)

Be conscious of

Be scared to death

Cure (an illness)

Regain control

Be in control of

Breathing technique

Overcome my fear

Try a therapy

Millennial

Facetime

Isolation

Be against

Be more than happy to

Be unwilling to

Be anxious to

Be passionate about

Have no desire to

Be dying to

Be prepared to

Have no intention of

Be eager to

Be reluctant

Hesitate to

Speaking

Real Conditionals

Conditionals: Alternatives to if

Present

With modals and modal-like expressions

Future

If/when/whenever + simple present + simple present in the main clause

To describe general facts or routines

If/when/whenever + simple present + will/be going to in the main clause

For possible future situations and their results

Unless

Only if, providing/ provided (that), as long as, on conditon that

Even if

If clause + a modal in the main clause

To show how likely or neccesary the result is

Stresses that the condition doesn't matter. The condition may happen but the result will be the same

To describe a possible negative condition in the present or future

To show the result or effect will happen when a specific condition becomes true.

No other condition will have this result

When extra information is added next to a noun phrase, for example to define, explain, or give more details about the noun phrase, this extra information is usually pronunced with a different tone in a lower key

Expressions for certainity, uncertainty or for giving a contrasting idea

Giving a contrasting idea

Uncertainty

Certainity

It's a well-known fact

You can bet

I guarantee

I don't have a clue

Who knows

At the same time

On the contrary

That said