You can go snorkelling even if you can’t swim. No. You can't go snorkelling if you can’t swim. You must be a good swimmer. | |
I’m a very good swimmer: I can swim 25 metres on the surface and 5 metres under water. No. You are not a good swimmer if you can swim 25 metres on the surface and 5 metres under water. You must be able to swim 100 metres on the surface and 12 metres under water. | |
You can start learning in deep water. No. You mustn't start learning in deep water. You have to start learning how to snorkel in shallow water. | |
I always go snorkelling alone. No. You mustn't snorkel alone. Always take a friend with you. | |
You don’t have to watch the weather. No. You must watch the weather. | |
I always go snorkelling in bad weather. It’s very safe. No. Snorkelling is dangerous in bad weather. | |
I can use the equipment properly. With flippers I can breathe under water. No. Flippers help you swim fast and easily. You don't breathe with flippers. | |
With a snorkel I can see clearly under water. No. With a snorkel you can breathe under water. | |
I always wear a knife on my right arm. It helps me swim fast and easily. No. A knife doesn't help you swim fast and easily. With a knife you cut yourself free. | |
A mask protects me from sunburn, and gloves protect my feet. No. A mask doesn't protect you from sunburn. With a mask you can see clearly underwater, and gloves protect your hands. | |
I don’t have to use a shirt. No. You must wear a shirt. It protects you from sunburn. | |
But I never forget to take my hand harpoon because it protects my hands. No. A hand harpoon doesn't protect your hands. You can catch fish with it. |