CORRECT THE ERRORS
Did you watch TV when I called last night?
Were you watching TV when I called last night?
My sister went to live in London last year. (for)
My sister has lived in London for a year.
My teacher gets...when I walk into the classroom without knocking.
My teacher gets irritated when I walk into the classroom without knocking.
I ... well with all my classmates.
I get along well with all my classmates.
They finished lunch before I got home. (by the time)
By the time I got home, they had finished lunch.
The guests have already gone home, so we didn't see them.
The guests had already gone home, so we didn't see them.
The last time we saw that movie was six months ago.
We have...
We haven't seen that movie for six months.
That was... It really hurt!
That was painful. It really hurt!
I don't ... my father. We're not alike.
I don't take after my father. We're not alike.
She has never been to a funeral before.
It's the...
It's the first time she has (ever) been to a funeral.
My family has lived in this town since a long time.
My family has lived in this town for a long time.
I have never tasted muesli before.
It´s…
It's the first time I have (ever) tried muesli.
The Internet is ... for researching information.
The Internet is useful for researching information.
My sister is going to... a place at Cambridge University.
My sister is going to apply for a place at Cambridge University.
I love the countryside. That is why I want to go and live there. (relative pronoun)
I love the countryside, where I want to go and live.
I really believe Obradoiro is going to win the league.
I really believe Obradoiro will win the league.
We haven't got any matches, so we can't light a fire.
If…
If we had some matches, we could light a fire/ We could light a fire if we had some matches a.
It was ... when our team won the match!
It was thrilling when our team won the match!
I'm very proud of my grandparents. I have always...them.
I'm very proud of my grandparents. I have always looked up to them.
Last night, we met Mike's fiancée for the first time. (before)
We hadn't met Mike's fiancée before last night.
Don't drive so fast! You will have an accident!
Don't drive so fast! You are going to have an accident!
Those are the passengers. Their passports disappeared. (Relative pronoun)
Those are the passengers whose passports disappeared.
It's... of you to play loud music while I'm trying to study.
It's thoughtless of you to play loud music while I'm trying to study.
When my parents got divorced, some of their friends... my mum and stopped seeing my dad.
When my parents got divorced, some of their friends sided with my mum and stopped seeing my dad.
If the neighbours don´t stop shouting, I´ll call the police. (unless)
Unless the neighbours stop shouting, I'll call the police./ I'll call the police unless the neighbours stop shouting.