Paco visits the rest of Dublin Paco visits Ireland: Paco visits the rest of Dublin By M Kuhn, Creative Commons.

Paco visits the rest of Dublin Second Conditional sentences If Adam had more money, he would stay longer. IF + PAST SIMPLE, WOULD + INFINITIVE.

Paco visits the rest of Dublin Second conditional sentences What would happen if everyone cared? Hypothesis or unlikely events and their result. If I were a boy, I’d listen to her. (hypothesis) If I won the lottery, I would travel around the word like Paco (It’s not impossible but I don’t expect this to happen)

Paco visits the rest of Dublin Phrasal verbs: travel The plane took off on time Drive off- to leave in a car Pick up- collect Slow down- reduce the speed Check in- announce your arrival Take off- depart from the ground Drop off- take someone in your car Break down- stop working Set off- start on a journey See off- say goodbye Run over- injure or kill with a vehicle

Paco visits the rest of Dublin Formal and informal English Dear Sonia INFORMAL VS. FORMAL S Dear Sonia vs. Dear Mr White Use of contractions vs. No contractions Informal expressions vs. More formal language Phrasal verbs are common vs. More Latin based vocabulary Informal formulas vs. Fixed formal formulas Take care vs. Yours faithfully Paco vs. Adam Johnson Shorter sentences vs. Longer sentences