Conversation
Sofía: Nice weather today, isn't it?
Marcos: It is! You're going to the party tonight, aren't you?
S: I'd rather not go, actually. I'm very tired.
M: You'd better go. Elena organized it for her birthday and she'd be upset [ʌp'sɛt] (disgustada) if you didn't come.
S: You're right, aren't you? I should go. I'd rather arrive late than not go at all.
M: That's a good idea. You don't have to stay long, do you?
S: No, I suppose not. Would you rather walk there or take a taxi?
M: I'd rather walk. It isn't far, is it?
S: No, it's about fifteen minutes. But we'd better leave soon. The party starts at 8, doesn't it?
M: Yes. You haven't bought a present yet, have you?
S: Oh no! I completely forgot! I'd better go to a shop first.
M: You'd better hurry then. I'd rather you didn't arrive too late - Elena would notice.
Puede parecer buena idea machacar un tema hasta dominarlo, pero alternar diferentes temas en una misma sesión de estudio funciona mejor. La variedad obliga al cerebro a esforzarse más, y eso favorece el aprendizaje.