Meeting notes: Passive mixed (B1)
Actas de reunión con más de 20 formas pasivas. Lectura B1 con traducción.
Neighbourhood Meeting Notes from March
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Nivel: B1Tema: Passive intro: was/were/are + participio — actas; 20+ ejemplos
Twenty-three residents attended the March meeting in the school hall. Chairs were arranged in a circle, and tea was served before discussions began. The chair opened by saying that minutes from February were approved without changes.
First, traffic safety was debated. Speed limits might be lowered near the playground if data supports the request. Signs were damaged last winter, and replacements were ordered by the council. Residents agreed that photos should be taken when cars park illegally.
Next, a community garden was proposed. If enough volunteers join, plots could be assigned in April. Water pipes were inspected recently, and repairs were completed before planting season. Tools might be stored in a locked shed that was donated by a local business.
A noise complaint from River Lane was discussed quietly. Music is sometimes played late on weekends, and warnings were issued twice last month. Mediators could be invited if the problem continues, because good relations are valued in our street.
Budget updates were shared by the treasurer. Funds were collected through the annual fair, and expenses were listed on a printed sheet. If we save more this year, additional benches might be installed near the bus stop.
Finally, future events were considered. A spring cleanup is planned for the tenth of April, and flyers will be distributed next week. Children could help if parents supervise them, and gloves will be provided as they were last year.
Before the meeting closed, thanks were expressed to volunteers who organised the winter coat drive. Coats were sorted by size, and families were contacted through social services. The project was considered a success because many items were delivered before cold nights returned.
These notes were written so absent neighbours stay informed. Decisions were recorded accurately, and follow-up tasks were assigned with names and dates. Our community works best when information is shared openly and actions are agreed together.
First, traffic safety was debated. Speed limits might be lowered near the playground if data supports the request. Signs were damaged last winter, and replacements were ordered by the council. Residents agreed that photos should be taken when cars park illegally.
Next, a community garden was proposed. If enough volunteers join, plots could be assigned in April. Water pipes were inspected recently, and repairs were completed before planting season. Tools might be stored in a locked shed that was donated by a local business.
A noise complaint from River Lane was discussed quietly. Music is sometimes played late on weekends, and warnings were issued twice last month. Mediators could be invited if the problem continues, because good relations are valued in our street.
Budget updates were shared by the treasurer. Funds were collected through the annual fair, and expenses were listed on a printed sheet. If we save more this year, additional benches might be installed near the bus stop.
Finally, future events were considered. A spring cleanup is planned for the tenth of April, and flyers will be distributed next week. Children could help if parents supervise them, and gloves will be provided as they were last year.
Before the meeting closed, thanks were expressed to volunteers who organised the winter coat drive. Coats were sorted by size, and families were contacted through social services. The project was considered a success because many items were delivered before cold nights returned.
These notes were written so absent neighbours stay informed. Decisions were recorded accurately, and follow-up tasks were assigned with names and dates. Our community works best when information is shared openly and actions are agreed together.
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Passive intro: was/were/are + participio — actas; 20+ ejemplos
Passive en actas con condicionales: were approved, was discussed.
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