She hasn't finished her homework yet. (still)
She still hasn't finished her homework.
I find it fun to listen to music as I run. (enjoy)
I enjoy listening to music as I run.
He went to class. He had a stomachache. (even though)
Even though he had a stomachache, he went to class.
If you help Thomas, the project can (will) be finished.
The project can (will) be finished if you help Thomas.
"He is taking a flight to New York tomorrow. He is on holiday" Frank said.
Frank said (that) he was taking a flight to New York the next day because he was on holiday.
The next day / The following day
Suggested - Begged - Invited - Reminded - Denied - Ordered
"Do your homework now!" said my dad.
My dad ordered me to do my homework then.
then / at that moment / at that time
Verbs: going - keep - take - fall - let - set - come - look
Prepositions: across - after - on - out - up - down - off - forward
I look like my mum because we are both short.
I take after my mum because we are both short.
I'm __________ (search) my sweater, I can't find it!
looking for
What are you talking ___?
About
I think I left my sweater ___ my bedroom.
in
Miguel has never gone to Italy before. (ever)
It's the...
It's the first time Miguel has ever gone to Italy.
I hate listening to old music. (stand)
I can't stand listening to old music.
Sam went to the party. He didn't go to the library. (instead of)
Instead of going to the library, Sam went to the party.
Sam went to the party instead of going to the library.
My grandparents can't take us to the concert because they don't have a car.
My grandparents could take us to the concert if they had a car.
If they had a car, my grandparents could take us to the concert.
"There is an exam next week. You have to study at home" the teacher said.
The teacher said (that) there was an exam the next week so I/we had to study at home.
the next week / the following week
Suggested - Begged - Invited - Reminded - Denied - Ordered
"Please, please let me stay up late" Lily asked her mom.
Lily begged her mom to let her stay up late.
Verbs: going - keep - take - fall - let - set - come - look
Prepositions: across - after - on - out - up - down - off - forward
We continued playing the game.
We kept on playing the game.
Did you ________ the cake into the bin? I wanted to eat more.
What's ____ the radio today?
on
I'm happy because I arrived ___ time.
on time
It's a long time since Jessica has painted. (for)
Jessica....Jessica hasn't painted for a long time.
She asked Peter if he wanted to go to a concert with her. (invited)
She invited Peter to a concert with her.
Matt enjoys cooking all kinds of food. He doesn't like baking. (apart from)
Apart from baking, Matt enjoys cooking all kinds of food.
Matt enjoys cooking all kinds of food apart from baking.
Mike didn't go to the party because he wasn't invited.
If he had been invited, Mike would have gone to the party.
Mike would have gone to the party if he had been invited.
"Can you help me with the homework? It is difficult" Jim asked me.
Jim asked me if I could help him with the homework because it was difficult.
Suggested - Begged - Invited - Reminded - Denied - Ordered
"Let's go to the cinema tonight", said Alexa.
Alexa suggested going to the cinema that night.
Verbs: going - keep - take - fall - let - set - come - look
Prepositions: across - after - on - out - up - down - off - forward
Be careful! The tree is falling!
Look out! The tree is falling!
Come on
Hurry up
Let's go
She died _____ a stroke (ictus).
from
due to
I live ___ the fourth floor.
on
Ana had never seen the film before. (first)
It was...
It was the first time Ana had ever seen the film.
She can't wait to visit her family in Colombia. (forward)
She is looking forward to visiting her family in Colombia.
She was tired. There was a delay with the train. (due to)
She was tired due to a delay with the train.
Due to the delay, she was tired.
They don't have money. They can't buy airpods.
If they had money they could buy airpods.
They could buy airpods if they had money.
"Have you ever travelled to Canada?" Helena asked me.
Suggested - Begged - Invited - Reminded - Denied - Ordered
"I didn't break the plate" said Frank.
Frank denied breaking the plate.
Verbs: going - keep - take - fall - let - set - come - look
Prepositions: across - after - on - out - up - down - off - forward
He found his old football by accident when he cleaned his room.
He came across his old football when he cleaned his room.
Don't _______! You can do it!
give up
My cousin is married ____ a very kind woman.
to
___ the age of 19 Lamine Yamal won the FIFA World Cup.
At the age of
My cousin..
My cousin has been dancing for eight years.
Could you close the window, please? (mind)
Would...Would you mind closing the window?
They went for a walk. It snowed heavily. (Despite)
Despite the snow, they went for a walk.
They went for a walk despite the snow.
We didn't arrive on time. We got stuck in traffic.
We would have arrived on time if we didn't get stuck in traffic.
If we didn't get stuck in traffic, we would have arrived on time.
"Where were you yesterday?" Julia asked Simon.
Julia asked Simon where he had been the day before.
The day before / The previous day
Suggested - Begged - Invited - Reminded - Denied - Ordered
"Don't forget to clean your room today!" said my mom.
My mom reminded me to clean my room that day.
Verbs: going - keep - take - fall - let - set - come - look
Prepositions: across - after - on - out - up - down - off - forward
My friend dissappointed me. He didn't invite me to his party.
My friend let me down. He didn't invite me to his party.
When you go to the hospital you have to _________ a lot of papers.
fill in
Spain is famous ____ its paella.
for
I'm sorry, I broke it ___ mistake.
by mistake