Fair planning: may, might, could (B1)
Diálogo de feria comunitaria con más de 30 may/might/could. Lectura B1 con traducción.
Could You Help Me Plan the Community Fair
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Practica may, might, could en conversaciones de planificación.
Nivel: B1Tema: May/might/could — peticiones en diálogo; 30+ ejemplos
Organiser: Hi everyone. The spring fair might happen on the twelfth, and we could use extra volunteers. Could you help me plan stalls before the deadline?
Volunteer A: I might design posters this weekend. Could you tell me which colours the committee might prefer?
Organiser: Blue and yellow could work. Might I ask you to include the date and a map of the park?
Volunteer B: I may contact local bakeries. Some might donate bread if we could collect it early on the day.
Organiser: That could save money. Could you also ask whether musicians might play for thirty minutes?
Volunteer C: My nephew might bring speakers. He could test volume limits because noise might disturb nearby residents.
Organiser: Good point. May we move the stage farther from the houses?
Volunteer A: Signs might guide visitors to quieter zones. Could we print arrows that might point to first aid?
Organiser: Yes, and we might need a tent if rain could appear. The council may lend one if we might submit forms on time.
Volunteer B: I might handle forms tomorrow. Could someone review them before I might send the packet?
Volunteer C: I could read them tonight. Might I suggest we could add a recycling station?
Organiser: Excellent idea. Vendors might use fewer plastic cups if we could offer reusable mugs.
Volunteer A: Children might enjoy a craft corner. Could we ask art students whether they might supervise?
Organiser: I may email the college today. If they might agree, we could allocate budget for materials.
Volunteer B: Security might worry about crowd size. Could we limit entry after the field might look full?
Organiser: We might use wristbands and might train stewards to count calmly.
Volunteer C: After the fair we might share profits with the food bank. Could that message appear on posters?
Organiser: Absolutely. Polite requests might encourage sponsors, and clear plans could reduce stress.
Volunteer A: Then I might start sketches tonight. Could we meet again on Wednesday?
Organiser: Wednesday at seven might suit me. May I bring tea and biscuits?
All: That could help us finish on time.
Volunteer A: I might design posters this weekend. Could you tell me which colours the committee might prefer?
Organiser: Blue and yellow could work. Might I ask you to include the date and a map of the park?
Volunteer B: I may contact local bakeries. Some might donate bread if we could collect it early on the day.
Organiser: That could save money. Could you also ask whether musicians might play for thirty minutes?
Volunteer C: My nephew might bring speakers. He could test volume limits because noise might disturb nearby residents.
Organiser: Good point. May we move the stage farther from the houses?
Volunteer A: Signs might guide visitors to quieter zones. Could we print arrows that might point to first aid?
Organiser: Yes, and we might need a tent if rain could appear. The council may lend one if we might submit forms on time.
Volunteer B: I might handle forms tomorrow. Could someone review them before I might send the packet?
Volunteer C: I could read them tonight. Might I suggest we could add a recycling station?
Organiser: Excellent idea. Vendors might use fewer plastic cups if we could offer reusable mugs.
Volunteer A: Children might enjoy a craft corner. Could we ask art students whether they might supervise?
Organiser: I may email the college today. If they might agree, we could allocate budget for materials.
Volunteer B: Security might worry about crowd size. Could we limit entry after the field might look full?
Organiser: We might use wristbands and might train stewards to count calmly.
Volunteer C: After the fair we might share profits with the food bank. Could that message appear on posters?
Organiser: Absolutely. Polite requests might encourage sponsors, and clear plans could reduce stress.
Volunteer A: Then I might start sketches tonight. Could we meet again on Wednesday?
Organiser: Wednesday at seven might suit me. May I bring tea and biscuits?
All: That could help us finish on time.
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May/might/could — peticiones en diálogo; 30+ ejemplos
Practica may, might, could en conversaciones de planificación.
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