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Conditional sentences

18. Unless this hotel gets another cook, I won't come back again. 19. If the storm becomes worse, it will rain. 20. If your uncle sees you, he won't recognize you. 21. If you tried to climb it without a guide, you would fall down. 22. If you didn't shake the camera so much, your photographs would be better. 23. I'd have brought my coat if I had known that it was cold. 24. If you don't like the picture, take another. 25. He would have given her diamonds if she had asked for them. 26. If you had asked his permission, you would have got it. 27. If the fire had been noticed earlier, firefighters would have extinguished it. 28. If you had any sense, you wouldn't drive so fast. 29. You would have been angry if I hadn't done my homework. 30. If he had put the flowers into the water at once, they wouldn't have faded away. 31. I should have ordered more coal if I had known that the company was closed for holidays. 32. If you leave the gate open, the cat will run
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My favourite (English) song

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I want to break free [1984] - Queen I want to break free I want to break free I want to break free from your lies You're so self-satisfied I don't need you I've got to break free God knows, God knows I want to break free. I've fallen in love I've fallen in love for the first time And this time I know it's for real I've fallen in love, yeah God knows, God knows I've fallen in love. It's strange but it's true I can't get over the way you love me like you do But I have to be sure When I walk out that door Oh how I want to be free, Baby Oh how I want to be free, Oh how I want to break free. But life still goes on I can't get used to, living without, living without, Living without you by my side I don't want to live alone, hey God knows, got to make it on my own So baby can't you see I've got to break free. I've got to break free I want to break free, Yeah I want, I want, I want, I want to break free
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Not too long ago...

When I was 10, in the Easter break, I would leave my study books in a drawer to disconnect from the daily routine. I would use this time to do all those things that I couldn't do in a normal week (I feel that this is neither easy nor possible now as a result of my current workload). Nevertheless, it is true that I didn't use to achieve this goal. My mum used to scold and order me to do homework, study or read books. Mums... In the family context, I used to enjoy with all my family all the delicious lunches and dinners prepared by my grandparents. I miss all those moments together because, on the one hand, this is not possible now due to the pandemic, and, on the other hand, we are not all here now. Corrected  ✅
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My favorite film ever

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I must say that watching films is not my favourite hobby. However, in this case, I have to write about a film, "my favourite film ever", so I have no choice but to choose it.  I've selected "100 metros" (100 meters), a movie based on a true story released in 2016 and directed by Marcel Barrena. In this story of overcoming, Ramón (Dani Rovira) is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. After a flare-up, every medical test seems to indicate he won't be able to walk again. With effort and with the help of his wife (Alexandra Jiménez) and his grumpy father-in-law (Karra Elejalde), he achieved his goal of doing the Ironman triathlon. This film teaching us a very important lesson: giving up is never an option .  Corrected  ✅ Dani Rovira (left) and Ramón Arroyo (right), the real-life protagonist of this story.
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Verb Tenses: Active Voice

SIMPLE   [No auxiliary verb] PAST PRESENT FUTURE CONDITIONAL He upgraded Él actualizó He upgrades Él actualiza He will upgrade Él actualizará He would upgrade Él actualizaría He didn't upgrade Él no actualizó He doesn't upgrade Él no actualiza He won't upgrade Él no actualizará He wouldn't upgrade Él no actualizaría Did he upgrade? ¿Actualizó? Does he upgrade? ¿Él actualiza? Will he upgrade? ¿Actualizará? Would he upgrade? ¿Él actualizaría? PERFECT    [Auxiliary verb  HAVE + participle] PAST PRESENT FUTURE CONDITIONAL He had upgraded Él había actualizado He has upgraded Él ha actualizado He will have upgraded Él habrá actualizado He would have upgraded Él habría actualizado He hadn't upgraded Él no había actualizado He hasn't upgraded Él no ha actualizado He won&
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I’d rather you didn’t do it

I don't like people who give their opinion on everything, even if they don't know what they're talking about. If you have no idea about something, please, don’t make it up. I’d rather you didn’t make it up, I hate it. It’s better that you listen and learn from others. 
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What shall I do once this is over?

Perhaps, it may seem a very difficult question, but the answer is very clear to me.  It's being too difficult to be separated from our family and friends, and what is even harder, is to lose close people.  Therefore, once this is over, I would like not to forget anything we have left. I would like to remember all the brave people who didn't win the battle against the virus.  Of course, once this is over, if I forget for one moment money and time constraints, I would also like to travel, to rent a caravan and to go around the world,   visiting the most incredible places that we can imagine. That will be synonymous of having defeated the virus. However, we shouldn't forget all we have left behind, and we should learn about that. Corrected ✅
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