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traditions in other countries.

 traditions in other countries.

at the weddings.

1. The parents of the bride pay for the wedding

Having the father of the bride pay for the entire wedding is one of the oldest traditions. But this is changing, most grooms today save and pay for their own marriage. It all depends on the economic situation of the couple and what they want to pay for. This gives them the freedom to live the type of wedding they want. Wedding Company will be in charge of designing a wedding for you according to your style, that comes from your heart and that of your partner and that is not subject to a different taste from yours. Get in touch with them to experience the wedding of your dreams!

2. Classic and boring invitations

Gone are the classic and boring designs, as well as the phrase "The parents of the groom and the bride participate in the marriage of their child". Our recommendation is that you first define the style of the decoration so that your invitations are a true introduction to the wedding. One of the first conversations of your wedding should be with Ruby de Castro Decorations, she will tell you what is the concept that designers must follow so that they make invitations that speak of you, like the decorations that she makes.

3. Wear a magnificent veil

It is not mandatory that you have to use a veil, perhaps you feel that it does not go with your style or does not fit with the chosen dress. Nowadays, you can choose many more alternatives to wear on your head, be it a flower crown, a headdress, a headband. The important thing is that you choose what you like and you feel good! Our recommendation is that you let yourself be advised by an expert in brides such as Relevante Imagen. They will help you choose the best accessory to wear with your image and your dress.

4. Wear a white dress

In the past, just the idea of not wearing a white dress was unthinkable. It is not written anywhere that your dress has to be white, long and silk. The current designers have incredible proposals for those who prefer to wear a colored wedding dress on their wedding day, they are incredible dresses that break all the stereotypes of a classic bride, if it goes with your personality and you are not afraid to take risks, choose the what else goes with you You can also opt for wedding dresses with pants.

5. Live together only after marriage

It is tradition for the couple to live together only after they are married. Although today, a large number of couples live together before getting married, they put their coexistence to the test and get to know each other better. It is a decision of both if they want to share a house together before. Don't be afraid of what they will say! In any case, we invite you to read why it is better to get married than to move in together.

6. The wedding dress must be secret

The wedding dress has always been a woman's best kept secret. Many brides are wary of what their look will be for their big day. Although, why not show the dress and ask the opinion of others? If you do not believe in wedding superstitions, then you will not think that it is bad luck that your future husband and close people see your dress.

RELATIVE PRONOUNS THAT, WHO OR WHICH.

 RELATIVE PRONOUNS THAT, WHO OR WHICH.

The waiter who served us yesterday was rude.

Pronouns are words that take the place of a noun. Relative pronouns are used at the beginning of an adjective clause (a dependent clause that modifies a noun). The three most common relative pronouns are who, which and that.

Who has two other forms, the object form whom and the possessive form whose.

• Who and whom are used mainly for people. However, these pronouns can also be used to refer to animals that are mentioned by name and seen as persons.
  • The musician who wrote this song is Canadian.
  • The witnesses whom I interviewed gave conflicting evidence.
  • The vacuum scared our cat Scooter, who was sleeping on the rug.
• Whose can be used for people, animals or things:
  • The man whose daughter won the tournament is a tennis coach.
  • A dog whose owner lets it run loose may cause an accident.
  • The tree whose branches shade my kitchen window is an oak.

Which is used for animals in general or things.

• Bridget visited the park with her dog, which likes to chase squirrels.
• Jason bought the top hybrid car, which will help him save on gas.

Perfect Modals What are perfect modals?

 

Perfect Modals What are perfect modals?

Modal perfect verbs are known in Spanish as modal verbs and are those that express a possibility or probability. It is important to note that when this type of verb is used with the infinitive form of the perfect, that is, have + past participle, it indicates some speculation about things that have happened in the past.

Characteristics of modal perfect verbs

After commenting on what modal perfect verbs consist of, we consider it necessary to mention some of their main characteristics:

In the third person singular of the present simple they do not have the ending -s.

To create the negative and interrogative form, it is not necessary to do it through -do or -does.

Modal perfect verbs never have an infinitive with "to" after it since they do not have an infinitive, participle or compound tenses.

subject + ordinary modal + have + past participle

1. To indicate that something is probable or possible, or not so.

For example:

It is sunny today; it must be warm outside. = It is sunny today; it is probably warm outside.

His mobile is not reachable; he may/might/could be traveling by meter. = His mobile is not reachable; it is possible that he is traveling by meter.

This can't be our bill. = It is not possible that this is our bill.

2. 'Can' and 'could' are used to refer to skills and abilities.

For example:

He can cover a hundred meters in under ten seconds.

My father could see perfectly before the age of fifty.

I can't ride a horse.

3. 'Must' is used to indicate that something is necessary or of extreme importance, and 'should' is used to suggest that something is advisable.

For example:

You must do your homework.

You mustn't skip school.

You shouldn't smoke.

4. 'Can', 'could' and 'may' are used to ask for, give and withhold permission.

For example:

Can I try my hand at it?

Could we disperse early today?

You may not enter the premises.

5. 'Will' and 'would' are used to refer to habits and inclinations.

For example:

When I was a child, I would often climb trees.

I will never refuse you anything.

He would never do such a thing.

Plans that changed with Was / Were going to and would It was going to rain today

 Plans that changed with Was / Were going to and would

It was going to rain today

I was going to see you tomorrow

She was going to run

you were going to travel by boat today

she said they would have lunch in the afternoon

Steven's aunt thought the store would be open tomorrow.

But It Was Sunny

but i felt bad

But it was thundering

But the flight was canceled

But the salon was closed

but tomorrow is a sunday