Wedding weather: First Conditional (B1)
Planes de boda al aire libre con más de 40 formas de first conditional. Lectura B1 con traducción.
What We Will Do If the Weather Changes
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Practica first conditional para escenarios: if it rains, we will move to the marquee.
Nivel: B1Tema: First conditional: if + presente, will — clima; 40+ ejemplos
I am Tom. This weekend my sister Beth is getting married in a garden outside York. The whole family is excited, but we check the forecast three times a day.
If it stays dry on Saturday, we will hold the ceremony under the oak tree. If light rain appears, we will move the chairs into the marquee quickly. If the storm is severe, we will relocate everything to the village hall across the road.
If the temperature drops in the evening, we will provide blankets for elderly guests. If the sun shines all afternoon, we will set up extra parasols near the buffet. If the wind is strong, we will secure the flower arches with additional weights.
If Beth feels nervous before she walks down the aisle, I will walk with her to the gate. If her dress catches on a branch, I will carry a small sewing kit in my pocket. If she forgets her vows card, I will hand her the copy I kept safely.
If guests arrive early, we will offer drinks on the lawn. If traffic delays the caterers, we will serve nibbles from the kitchen to keep everyone comfortable. If the music speaker fails, my cousin will play guitar until the technician arrives.
If children get bored during speeches, my aunt will organise a game at the back of the garden. If it becomes too cold for babies, parents will use the indoor room we reserved for emergencies. If anyone feels unwell, we will call the first-aid volunteer who lives nearby.
If the photographer finishes early, we will take group photos before sunset. If the sky turns orange, we will pause dinner for five minutes to capture the light. If it rains during photos, we will use the covered terrace without complaining.
Our mother has made a checklist on the fridge. If any item is missing on Friday, she will send my uncle to the shop with a precise list. If the flowers arrive late, she will rearrange the tables so guests do not notice the delay. If the cake topper breaks, she will borrow the one from her own wedding album for the photo.
I will give a short speech at dinner. If I practice it twice tonight, I will speak clearly without rushing. If my voice shakes, I will look at Beth and remember why we organised every detail. If people laugh at my joke about the weather, I will know the room feels relaxed.
Transport is another concern because the garden is outside the village. If guests need taxis after midnight, we will share phone numbers in advance. If drivers are busy, we will ask neighbours with cars to help in shifts. If anyone prefers to stay nearby, we will offer floor space in the hall rather than let them drive tired.
After the wedding I will tell Beth that flexibility kept the day joyful. If we prepare for different weather, we will not panic when clouds appear. If everyone supports
If it stays dry on Saturday, we will hold the ceremony under the oak tree. If light rain appears, we will move the chairs into the marquee quickly. If the storm is severe, we will relocate everything to the village hall across the road.
If the temperature drops in the evening, we will provide blankets for elderly guests. If the sun shines all afternoon, we will set up extra parasols near the buffet. If the wind is strong, we will secure the flower arches with additional weights.
If Beth feels nervous before she walks down the aisle, I will walk with her to the gate. If her dress catches on a branch, I will carry a small sewing kit in my pocket. If she forgets her vows card, I will hand her the copy I kept safely.
If guests arrive early, we will offer drinks on the lawn. If traffic delays the caterers, we will serve nibbles from the kitchen to keep everyone comfortable. If the music speaker fails, my cousin will play guitar until the technician arrives.
If children get bored during speeches, my aunt will organise a game at the back of the garden. If it becomes too cold for babies, parents will use the indoor room we reserved for emergencies. If anyone feels unwell, we will call the first-aid volunteer who lives nearby.
If the photographer finishes early, we will take group photos before sunset. If the sky turns orange, we will pause dinner for five minutes to capture the light. If it rains during photos, we will use the covered terrace without complaining.
Our mother has made a checklist on the fridge. If any item is missing on Friday, she will send my uncle to the shop with a precise list. If the flowers arrive late, she will rearrange the tables so guests do not notice the delay. If the cake topper breaks, she will borrow the one from her own wedding album for the photo.
I will give a short speech at dinner. If I practice it twice tonight, I will speak clearly without rushing. If my voice shakes, I will look at Beth and remember why we organised every detail. If people laugh at my joke about the weather, I will know the room feels relaxed.
Transport is another concern because the garden is outside the village. If guests need taxis after midnight, we will share phone numbers in advance. If drivers are busy, we will ask neighbours with cars to help in shifts. If anyone prefers to stay nearby, we will offer floor space in the hall rather than let them drive tired.
After the wedding I will tell Beth that flexibility kept the day joyful. If we prepare for different weather, we will not panic when clouds appear. If everyone supports
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First conditional: if + presente, will — clima; 40+ ejemplos
Practica first conditional para escenarios: if it rains, we will move to the marquee.
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