Unit 11 and 12 INGLES II
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This document provides information about San Juan, Puerto Rico including the weather, beaches, and prices. It also discusses what else tourists can do there besides the beaches. Grammatical concepts like verbs, nouns, adjectives, adverbs, and conjunctions are defined. Vocabulary related to hometowns and modal verbs like "can" and "should" are introduced. Speaking prompts ask about the best time to visit San Juan and what tourists should see, do, eat, and shop for. A second section discusses common health problems and provides a grammar focus on infinitive complements using modal verbs like "should". It introduces related vocabulary and a conversation about suggestions.
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