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Ecotourism is a form of tourism that aims to be sustainable while also providing benefits to local environments and communities. There are many pros and cons to consider with ecotourism.
One of the main goals of ecotourism is education. By experiencing natural areas first-hand, tourists can learn how fragile these environments are and come to appreciate the need for conservation. When done right, ecotourism can raise awareness and spread knowledge about important environmental issues. This education of visitors is key to protecting destinations over the long run.
However, ecotourism also poses risks to the environments it aims to celebrate. An influx of
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This document provides examples of using the past perfect and present perfect tenses in English. It includes sample sentences demonstrating the different uses of the past perfect simple, present perfect simple, past perfect continuous, and present perfect continuous tenses. Key examples include "By the time I got there, the interview had already finished" for past perfect simple and "I have been studying English for 2 years" for present perfect simple. The document also asks readers to write a diary entry detailing their activities for a specific day in order to determine who stole petty cash from the office.
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The document discusses the third conditional, which is used to describe situations that did not happen and imagine the results of those unrealized situations. It states that the third conditional uses "if + past perfect" followed by "would + present perfect" to talk about the consequences of something that did not occur in the past. A few examples are provided such as "If she had studied harder, she would have passed the exam" and "If I hadn't eaten so much, I wouldn't have felt sick."
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This document discusses predictions for the future in 10 and 50 years using future tenses. In 10 years, the author will be working and starting something new, and will have learned and finished things. In 50 years, it is predicted the world will have changed significantly, with scientists discovering things and companies innovating. Travel will be different, and humans will have learned more. Questions are also posed about artificial intelligence, space travel, meeting aliens, energy sources, climate change, computers taking over, human augmentation, living on other planets, retirement, electronics, medicine, and other changes to life in the future.
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Shopping is a popular activity both online and in stores. There are advantages and disadvantages to each method. Some people enjoy shopping as a hobby or form of therapy, while others see it as just a necessary chore. Retailers try to attract customers through sales, clever advertising, and social media promotions. It's important to shop responsibly and consider factors like fair trade and excessive consumerism.
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The document provides guidance on discussing the topic of housing and home in an interview context. It includes potential questions about types of housing, amenities, preferences between living in a house or apartment, characteristics of good living spaces, and common issues with neighbors. Conversation strategies are outlined such as expressing and discussing opinions, agreeing or disagreeing, and concluding the discussion. Sample dialogues are provided where two candidates discuss housing options for an internship in Paris, differing on a historic apartment in the city center versus a larger suburban option. Vocabulary related to housing types and descriptions of living spaces is also included. Finally, tips are given for structuring a monologue on the topic.
Second Conditional - 22.pdf
This document provides examples of how to use the second conditional to talk about hypothetical or unlikely situations in the future or present. The second conditional is formed using "if" plus the past simple tense, followed by "would" and the infinitive verb. It is used to speculate about things that are not true or possible now, such as saying "If I won the lottery, I would buy a big house" since winning the lottery is unlikely. It also gives sample questions that could be answered using the second conditional.
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The document discusses the use of the first conditional to describe possible future events that depend on other events occurring. The first conditional uses "if" clauses with the present simple tense followed by "will" and the base form of the verb. Several example "if...then" sentences are provided to illustrate the structure, though some examples are nonsensical strings of conditional events rather than realistic possible outcomes.
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