Company presentations and Unit 7 review

I hope to + infinitive and I hope not to + infinitive express plans and wishes: I hope to study abroad. I hope not to be late. The second conditional describes an imaginary present or future situation: If I had a café, I would put photos of our cakes online. Form: If + Past Simple, would + infinitive. With be we usually use were: If I were the director, I would hire more staff. The third conditional is about the past: If the shop hadn’t lowered its prices, it would have lost customers. If + Past Perfect, would have + past participle. In slogans we use superlatives: the safest, the cleanest, the most comfortable. Short adjectives take the + -est; long adjectives take the most + adjective; when two are used, both must be superlative: the cleanest and the most modern.