 En este tema no hay un vocabulario específico, sino más bien es saber usar los modales para poder hablar

de las reglas. También es común el uso de condicionales.

Algunas de las preguntas que podrían aparecer son las siguientes (las últimas están contestadas para que
tengáis una idea):

1.) Does your family have any house rules?

2.) What is your opinion on general school rules?

3.) Do you think that 18 is the correct drinking age? Or should it be lowered/increased?

4.) Do you think that underage drinking is a problem in Spain?

5.) What is your opinion on smoking?

6.) Do you think that in Spain the majority of teenagers smoke?

7.) What should be done to stop people from smoking?

8.) If your friend wanted to stop smoking, what advice would you give them?

9.) Are there any government regulations or laws that you disagree with in Spain?

10.) What can you do in a traffic jam?

- You must stop and wait patiently
11.) What do you have to do at school?
- I need to study and pay attention to have good marks.
12.) What will happen if you don’t pass your exams?
- I might stay in Seville and attend lessons at a summer school.
- If I don’t pass my exams I will stay in Seville to study in summer.
Some important vocabulary for this topic

Be quiet: estar en silencio

Brake: freno, frenar
Classmate: Compañero de clase
control: controlar
Cross: cruzar
Drinking age: edad legal permitida para el consumo de alcohol
Drive: conducer
Fast: rápido
Get into the car: subir al coche
Get off the bus: salir del autobús
Get on the bus: subir al autobús
Get out of the car: salir del coche
Help: ayudar
House rules / school rules: reglas de casa / reglas del colegio
Household chores: trabajo de la casa
Law: ley
Park: aparcamiento
pay attention: prestar atención
Reduce speed: reducer la velocidad
Ride a motorbike: montar en moto
Sidewalk, pavement: acera
Slow: lento
Stop: parar
Strict: estricto
Traffic jam: atasco
Traffic Lights: semáforo
Underage drinking: consumo de alcohol de menores de edad
Wait: esperar
Waiting room: sala de espera
Walk: caminar
Work in pairs: trabajar en parejas