Library tips: Conditionals (B1)
Дошка порад біля бібліотеки з zero і first conditional. B1 читання з перекладом.
Neighbourhood Advice Board at the Library
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Практикує zero і first conditional у коротких порадах: if you cover plants, they survive; if enough register, event will take place.
Рівень: B1Тема: Zero & first conditional — дошка порад; 20+ прикладів
Welcome to the notice board outside Riverside Library. Local volunteers posted short tips for residents preparing for winter. Read them while you collect your books or wait for the bus on High Street.
Garden group: If you cover young plants before frost, they survive cold nights. If you forget, replace them in spring rather than expect recovery. Watering cans left outdoors crack when ice expands inside.
Bike workshop: If you oil the chain monthly, gears shift smoothly on wet hills. If rust appears, clean it early with a basic kit from our Saturday session. If brakes squeal, adjust them before you ride in traffic.
Energy advice clinic: If you close curtains at sunset, rooms stay warmer without raising the thermostat. If drafts enter under doors, fabric strips reduce heat loss cheaply. If bills seem high, compare providers online during quiet evening hours.
Parent network: If children walk to school in dark mornings, reflective strips on bags improve visibility. If you arrange walking groups, parents share supervision and children arrive on time together. If a stranger approaches, teachers tell pupils to report it immediately.
Library staff add their own note: If you return overdue books, fines stop growing on the day of return. If you cannot visit, renew online before the due date. If you need large-print titles, we order them within a week when stock is unavailable.
Winter concert organisers invite singers from local choirs. If enough performers register, the event will take place in the town hall on the twentieth. If attendance is low, we will move to the library community room and stream audio for neighbours at home.
These messages share a simple idea. If residents prepare early, winter feels manageable. If we ignore small maintenance tasks, they become expensive emergencies in January. Take a photo of any tip you find useful and share it with someone on your street.
The board will refresh next month with advice about safe cycling after snowfall. Until then, stay warm, check on elderly neighbours, and visit the library if you need a quiet place to read while rain hits the windows.
Garden group: If you cover young plants before frost, they survive cold nights. If you forget, replace them in spring rather than expect recovery. Watering cans left outdoors crack when ice expands inside.
Bike workshop: If you oil the chain monthly, gears shift smoothly on wet hills. If rust appears, clean it early with a basic kit from our Saturday session. If brakes squeal, adjust them before you ride in traffic.
Energy advice clinic: If you close curtains at sunset, rooms stay warmer without raising the thermostat. If drafts enter under doors, fabric strips reduce heat loss cheaply. If bills seem high, compare providers online during quiet evening hours.
Parent network: If children walk to school in dark mornings, reflective strips on bags improve visibility. If you arrange walking groups, parents share supervision and children arrive on time together. If a stranger approaches, teachers tell pupils to report it immediately.
Library staff add their own note: If you return overdue books, fines stop growing on the day of return. If you cannot visit, renew online before the due date. If you need large-print titles, we order them within a week when stock is unavailable.
Winter concert organisers invite singers from local choirs. If enough performers register, the event will take place in the town hall on the twentieth. If attendance is low, we will move to the library community room and stream audio for neighbours at home.
These messages share a simple idea. If residents prepare early, winter feels manageable. If we ignore small maintenance tasks, they become expensive emergencies in January. Take a photo of any tip you find useful and share it with someone on your street.
The board will refresh next month with advice about safe cycling after snowfall. Until then, stay warm, check on elderly neighbours, and visit the library if you need a quiet place to read while rain hits the windows.
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Zero & first conditional — дошка порад; 20+ прикладів
Практикує zero і first conditional у коротких порадах: if you cover plants, they survive; if enough register, event will take place.
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