Travel interview: may, might, could (B1)
Entrevista de viajes con más de 25 may/might/could. Lectura B1 con traducción.
Interview With a Travel Agent About Summer Options
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Nivel: B1Tema: May/might/could — consejos de viaje; 25+ ejemplos
Reporter: Thanks for joining us. Where might families travel if budgets could stay modest this summer?
Agent: They might choose Portugal or Croatia because flights could remain affordable in June. Coastal towns may offer guesthouses that might cost less than large resorts.
Reporter: Could students travel alone safely?
Agent: Many might, especially if they could book hostels with good reviews. They may register with embassies and might share itineraries with parents.
Reporter: Might weather affect plans in northern Europe?
Agent: Absolutely. Scotland could surprise visitors with sunshine, yet rain might appear any day. Packing layers may prevent disappointment.
Reporter: May I ask about last-minute deals?
Agent: You may. Airlines might release seats two weeks before departure, and prices could drop sharply. Flexibility might save hundreds of pounds.
Reporter: Could eco-tourism grow this year?
Agent: I think it might. Travellers may prefer trains where routes could replace short flights. Rural farms might welcome guests who could help with harvests.
Reporter: What mistakes might beginners make?
Agent: They might overpack or might ignore travel insurance. A lost passport could ruin a holiday, yet insurance may cover replacement costs.
Reporter: Might visa rules change suddenly?
Agent: They could, so applicants may check official sites weekly. Agents might advise, but governments may publish final decisions.
Reporter: Could you suggest one tip for nervous flyers?
Agent: Choose aisle seats if turbulence might worry you, and you may practice breathing exercises before boarding.
Reporter: Thank you. Listeners might visit your office if they could use personalised routes.
Agent: We might welcome them. Appointments may book quickly, so callers could reserve slots online.
Agent: They might choose Portugal or Croatia because flights could remain affordable in June. Coastal towns may offer guesthouses that might cost less than large resorts.
Reporter: Could students travel alone safely?
Agent: Many might, especially if they could book hostels with good reviews. They may register with embassies and might share itineraries with parents.
Reporter: Might weather affect plans in northern Europe?
Agent: Absolutely. Scotland could surprise visitors with sunshine, yet rain might appear any day. Packing layers may prevent disappointment.
Reporter: May I ask about last-minute deals?
Agent: You may. Airlines might release seats two weeks before departure, and prices could drop sharply. Flexibility might save hundreds of pounds.
Reporter: Could eco-tourism grow this year?
Agent: I think it might. Travellers may prefer trains where routes could replace short flights. Rural farms might welcome guests who could help with harvests.
Reporter: What mistakes might beginners make?
Agent: They might overpack or might ignore travel insurance. A lost passport could ruin a holiday, yet insurance may cover replacement costs.
Reporter: Might visa rules change suddenly?
Agent: They could, so applicants may check official sites weekly. Agents might advise, but governments may publish final decisions.
Reporter: Could you suggest one tip for nervous flyers?
Agent: Choose aisle seats if turbulence might worry you, and you may practice breathing exercises before boarding.
Reporter: Thank you. Listeners might visit your office if they could use personalised routes.
Agent: We might welcome them. Appointments may book quickly, so callers could reserve slots online.
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May/might/could — consejos de viaje; 25+ ejemplos
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