Kitchen rules: conditionals review (B1)
Правила кухні з zero/first conditional. B1 checkpoint англійська з перекладом.
Kitchen Rules Posted in the Shared Flat
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Тренує zero і first conditional у побутових правилах спільного житла.
Рівень: B1Тема: Zero/first conditional — правила; 35+ прикладів
House Rule Sheet — Flat 2B
If you might cook after nine, keep noise low. Neighbours could complain, and we may lose our deposit if warnings might arrive from the landlord.
If pans might boil over, turn heat down immediately. Burnt food might smell for days, and smoke alarms could wake everyone on the floor.
Zero conditional reminders appear throughout the sheet. If water might reach boiling point, steam is produced. If grease might touch a naked flame, fire could spread quickly. These facts may seem obvious, yet accidents might happen when people might rush.
First conditional warnings follow. If you might leave rice unattended, it could stick to the pot. If you might forget to vent the window, mould may grow near the ceiling. Small actions might prevent expensive repairs.
Cleaning duties are shared. Surfaces are wiped after each meal, and bins are emptied on Mondays by whoever might be home first. If recycling might overflow, bottles could be taken to the street containers before collection day.
Fridge space might feel limited. Label your food clearly. If labels might fall off, items could be thrown away on Friday. Leftovers may stay three days maximum.
Appliances might break if misused. The microwave may not heat metal, and the blender could jam if ice might be added without liquid. Instructions are pinned beside each device.
Guests might visit on weekends. If a guest might stay overnight, roommates may agree in the group chat first. Extra keys might not be copied without permission.
Noise from kitchen radios might disturb study sessions. If volume might rise, headphones could solve the problem. Quiet hours might begin at ten on weeknights.
If someone might spill oil, cloths are stored under the sink. Floors are mopped immediately so the next person may not slip. Safety might depend on habits repeated daily.
Monthly meetings might review these rules. If one rule might seem unfair, it could be changed by majority vote. Living together may require patience, yet clear conditionals might keep friendships healthy.
Please might read this sheet before cooking tonight. You may suggest improvements during Sunday brunch.
If you might cook after nine, keep noise low. Neighbours could complain, and we may lose our deposit if warnings might arrive from the landlord.
If pans might boil over, turn heat down immediately. Burnt food might smell for days, and smoke alarms could wake everyone on the floor.
Zero conditional reminders appear throughout the sheet. If water might reach boiling point, steam is produced. If grease might touch a naked flame, fire could spread quickly. These facts may seem obvious, yet accidents might happen when people might rush.
First conditional warnings follow. If you might leave rice unattended, it could stick to the pot. If you might forget to vent the window, mould may grow near the ceiling. Small actions might prevent expensive repairs.
Cleaning duties are shared. Surfaces are wiped after each meal, and bins are emptied on Mondays by whoever might be home first. If recycling might overflow, bottles could be taken to the street containers before collection day.
Fridge space might feel limited. Label your food clearly. If labels might fall off, items could be thrown away on Friday. Leftovers may stay three days maximum.
Appliances might break if misused. The microwave may not heat metal, and the blender could jam if ice might be added without liquid. Instructions are pinned beside each device.
Guests might visit on weekends. If a guest might stay overnight, roommates may agree in the group chat first. Extra keys might not be copied without permission.
Noise from kitchen radios might disturb study sessions. If volume might rise, headphones could solve the problem. Quiet hours might begin at ten on weeknights.
If someone might spill oil, cloths are stored under the sink. Floors are mopped immediately so the next person may not slip. Safety might depend on habits repeated daily.
Monthly meetings might review these rules. If one rule might seem unfair, it could be changed by majority vote. Living together may require patience, yet clear conditionals might keep friendships healthy.
Please might read this sheet before cooking tonight. You may suggest improvements during Sunday brunch.
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Zero/first conditional — правила; 35+ прикладів
Тренує zero і first conditional у побутових правилах спільного житла.
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