Conditionals
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form:
If ice gets warm, it ...
melts
Turn into Present Simple Passive: "They clean the classrooms every day."
The classrooms are cleaned every day."
Choose the correct modal for probability: "It is very hot and there are dark clouds!
It (must / might / can't) rain soon."
MIGHT
Choose will or be going to: "Look out! That glass ______ (fall) off the table!"
is going to fall (evidence in the present)
Give a synonym for strange or unusual starting with the letter O:
ODD
Change to a First Conditional: "Study hard, or you won't pass the exam."
"If you don't study hard, you won't pass the exam." / "If you study hard, you will pass the exam."
Turn into Past Simple Passive: "The author wrote the famous novel in 1920."
"The famous novel was written in 1920."
Change this command into Reported Speech: "Teacher: 'Open your booklets to page 45!'"
The teacher told / ordered us to open our booklets to page 45.
Complete with just, already, or yet: "I have ______ finished my essay! I handed it in 5 seconds ago."
JUST
What adjective means "feeling unhappy because something was not as good as you expected"?
DISAPPOINTED
Complete with Second Conditional: "If I ______ (have) enough money, I ______ (buy) a new laptop."
had / would buy
Complete with the correct Passive form: "Thousands of mobile phones ______ (sell) every month."
are sold
Complete with a Modal of Deduction: "He hasn't eaten all day. He ______ be starving!"
MUST
Put the words in order: "haven't / they / checked / results / the / yet / ."
"They haven't checked the results yet."
Complete the sentence with the correct word: "If you work hard, you can ______ your goals."
Starts with A
ACHIEVE
Rewrite using Third Conditional: "She didn't study, so she failed the test."
"If she had studied, she wouldn't have failed the test."
Rewrite in Past Passive: "A careless driver damaged our school bus yesterday."
Our school bus was damaged by a careless driver yesterday."
Change this negative command into Reported Speech: "Mum: 'Don't touch that hot stove!'"
Mum told / warned me not to touch that hot stove.
Choose will or be going to: "A: 'There's no milk left.' B: 'Oh, really? I ______ (go) to the supermarket and buy some.'"
will go (instant decision)
When you visit a new city and walk around to look at the sights and interesting places, you are... (phrasal verb)
LOOKING AROUND
Correct the mistake:
If she were a scientist she would worked in a laboratory.
If she were a scientist she would work in a laboratory.
Find and fix the mistake: "The mystery was solve by two teenagers last night."
The mystery was solved by two teenagers last night."
Rewrite using a modal: "I'm 100% sure that isn't Octavio's jacket because his is red."
"That can't be Octavio's jacket because his is red."
Correct the sentence: "We already have bought our tickets for the cinema tonight."
"We have already bought our tickets..."
What phrasal verb means to return to a place after being away? (e.g., "What time did you ... ... last night?")
GET BACK