Victoria's travel (Conditional I)

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Victoria's Travel


Victoria is a girl who loves going on holidays to foreign cities. She has never repeated, but she loves dreams what she is going to do in the next trip. The other day she was talking with her best friend, Aretha,  to travel to a country in Asia: “If you have more time in your work, we can go there during 2 weeks”, said Victoria to her friend. Aretha agreed with her, but she said to her: “Maybe it’s better to go around Europe. If we travel around Europe, we will enjoy better our trip.” Victoria agreed that if they travel near their city, they will pass more time in the city and not travelling.
Suddenly, Aretha remembered one thing: “We can visit my friend Paola if we travel to Rome. Have you ever been in Rome?” Victoria asked her: “No, I have never been in Rome. And if we go there, we can visit some other Italian cities too.”  So, finally they agreed to go there.
When they were booking all the travel, they found some problems to choose the best hotel for them. “If we choose the Rome’s Hotel, we will be so far from the city centre”, said Victoria. “It’s true,” said Aretha, “but if we choose the Piazza Spagna Hotel, we will need to go to the train station by public transport to visit the other cities.”

Finally, they decided: “It’s cheaper to book in the Piazza Spagna Hotel, so if we choose this one, we can travel in another moment to Italy”, said Victoria. “It’s true”, said Aretha” and if we only visit Rome, we will enjoy more the city and our travel.” So they decided to go only to Rome and, if they have time in another moment, they will visit the rest of the Italian cities. 
1. In the previous text, you can find some sentences in 1st Conditional. Write them down. (Remember that conditionals have IF).






2. Now explain their structure. You will find 2 different structures that are good.



3. When you have them, try to explain the use of the 1st Conditional .


4. When did they decide to travel?

5. Which are the hotels options? Why are them bad and why are them good?


6. Why did they not travel to Asia?

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