The Impact of Tourism: Balancing Exploration with Conservation
Classified in Medicine & Health
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Travel and Tourism Keywords
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Commonly Misspelled Words
impact-, accounts-, devoted-, classified-, -particular, equal-, (to, in, on, for, as)
Travel-Related Vocabulary
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Modal Verbs in English
Expressing Necessity
Necessity: have to / must
Expressing Permission
Permission: can / could / may
Making Polite Requests
Polite request: could / would
Giving Advice
Advice: ought to / should
Indicating Ability
Ability: can / able to
Expressing Prohibition
Prohibition: Mustn't
Indicating Lack of Necessity
Lack of necessity: needn't / don't have to
Making Suggestions
Suggestion: shall
Expressing Refusal
Refusal: wouldn't
Expressing Certainty
Certainty: must
Expressing Future Possibility
Future possibility: might / may
Expressing Impossibility
Impossibility: can't
English Verb Tenses
Present Continuous vs. Present Perfect Simple
Present Continuous: verb + -ing
Present Perfect Simple: have/has + past participle
Example: is being verb (3rd column), has been past participle
Present Perfect Continuous vs. Past Continuous
Present Perfect Continuous: have/has + been + -ing
Past Continuous: was/were + -ing
Example: was being + -ed
Past Perfect Simple vs. Past Perfect Continuous
Past Perfect Simple: had + past participle (2nd column)
Past Perfect Continuous: had been + verb + -ing
Example: had been verb (3rd column)
Used To vs. Would
Used to/Would: Past habits or actions that happened regularly in the past.
Future Simple vs. Future Continuous
Future Simple: will + simple verb
Future Continuous: will be + verb + -ing
Future Continuous: be + going to + simple verb / To be + 'going to be + verb + -ing
Future Perfect Simple
Future Perfect Simple: will + have + verb (3rd column)
Future Perfect Simple: to be + going to have + verb (3rd column)