In my city there are only two libraries: one is on the corner of the main avenues and the other, near the zoo.

If he were the mayor of the city, he would build a library on the outskirts of the city where people would have access to all media such as the Internet.

I would also like the hospital to be more modern, with all kinds of technological equipment to help maintain a healthy community. The pharmacy would also have the most modern medicine.

Of course it would be if I were the mayor of this city ... but I'm not yet!

1. How many libraries are there in the city?
2. Where are the libraries?
3. If this person were the mayor, where would you build a library?
4. What are the changes that would take place in the hospital?
5. What would the pharmacy have?

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