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05 Difficult Growth & decisions
Growth & decisions
If I keep improving, I will be able to work anywhere I want.
Daniel starts making bigger decisions. He uses if-sentences, future forms, indirect questions, and careful prepositions to talk about goals and possible paths.
Story phrases in this chapter
This chapter teaches English grammar in real situations. Read the main sentence, say it out loud, then make one line about your own life: If I keep improving, I will be able to work anywhere I want.
- If I practice daily, I will improve faster.First Conditional
- If I miss a day, I get back to it the next day.Real Conditionals
- I am going to apply for better jobs.Future Forms
- I might move again next year.Modal Verbs
- I want more control over my time.Prepositions
- At this point, I need to choose.Expressions
- Could you tell me what I should focus on next?Embedded Questions
Growth & decisions: Daniel's story continues
Daniel is standing on a balcony, thinking about the next version of his life. If he keeps improving, he will be able to apply for better jobs, meet more people, and feel more in control of his time.
He is going to make a plan, but he also knows plans can change. He might move again next year. He could study abroad one day. He asks a mentor, 'Could you tell me what I should focus on next?' What matters is that he is responsible for the progress he keeps choosing.
For the first time, English is not only a subject. It is becoming part of the future he can describe clearly.
Talk through one decision you are thinking about. Use one real if-sentence, one future plan, one might/could/should sentence, one preposition phrase, one decision expression, and one polite indirect question.
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