Must / should / have to: semana en el centro (A2)
Semana de voluntariado con más de 18 modales. Lectura A2 mixed con traducción.
A Busy Week at the Community Centre
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Nivel: A2Tema: Must / should / have to: semana en centro comunitario; 18+ ejemplos
I am Omar. I volunteer at the Riverside Community Centre after school, and this week felt unusually busy. Classes, repairs, and a small concert will happen before Sunday, so staff and volunteers must stay organized.
On Monday the coordinator said we have to set up chairs for a language class. I helped carry stacks from the storage room. The tutor told students they should arrive ten minutes early to choose seats near the board.
Tuesday brought a visit from the council safety officer. She said the kitchen must have a clear path to the exit at all times. We must not store boxes in front of the fire door. The centre will install new signs next month, she said.
On Wednesday I worked with Mia on posters for a youth concert. The band will play on Saturday evening, and tickets will sell at the desk from Thursday. Mia said designers should use large letters so people can read details from far away.
Thursday was my longest shift. I have to log hours in the volunteer book after every session. The manager said I should ask for help when the printer stops working. New volunteers must attend a short orientation before they use the tools room.
Friday afternoon parents arrived for a family craft workshop. Children must wear aprons when they paint near shared tables. Parents should stay in the room if their kids are under eight. The instructor said groups have to clean brushes before the next class enters.
During the week I also studied for a maths test on Monday. I should review formulas on Sunday evening. I must not stay at the centre so late that I miss dinner and sleep. Balance will help me finish both roles well.
On Saturday the concert finally started at seven. The audience will clap loudly, I thought, when the first song ends. Volunteers must guide guests to seats with small torches in the dim hall. Afterward we have to stack chairs and sweep the floor.
Looking back, the week mixed duties, advice, and future events. We must respect safety rules every day. Good teams should communicate early when plans will change. I think the centre will feel ready for the next busy season because everyone did their part.
On Monday the coordinator said we have to set up chairs for a language class. I helped carry stacks from the storage room. The tutor told students they should arrive ten minutes early to choose seats near the board.
Tuesday brought a visit from the council safety officer. She said the kitchen must have a clear path to the exit at all times. We must not store boxes in front of the fire door. The centre will install new signs next month, she said.
On Wednesday I worked with Mia on posters for a youth concert. The band will play on Saturday evening, and tickets will sell at the desk from Thursday. Mia said designers should use large letters so people can read details from far away.
Thursday was my longest shift. I have to log hours in the volunteer book after every session. The manager said I should ask for help when the printer stops working. New volunteers must attend a short orientation before they use the tools room.
Friday afternoon parents arrived for a family craft workshop. Children must wear aprons when they paint near shared tables. Parents should stay in the room if their kids are under eight. The instructor said groups have to clean brushes before the next class enters.
During the week I also studied for a maths test on Monday. I should review formulas on Sunday evening. I must not stay at the centre so late that I miss dinner and sleep. Balance will help me finish both roles well.
On Saturday the concert finally started at seven. The audience will clap loudly, I thought, when the first song ends. Volunteers must guide guests to seats with small torches in the dim hall. Afterward we have to stack chairs and sweep the floor.
Looking back, the week mixed duties, advice, and future events. We must respect safety rules every day. Good teams should communicate early when plans will change. I think the centre will feel ready for the next busy season because everyone did their part.
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Must / should / have to: semana en centro comunitario; 18+ ejemplos
Practica must, should y have to en relato mixed final con will. Completa nodo 14/14.
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