Present Perfect
I have been at home ____ 10am.
I have been at home since 10am.
The court is cleaned __ an old lady every day.
The court is cleaned by an old lady every day.
educate (NOUN)
education
If it rains tomorrow, I (stay) at home.
If it rains tomorrow, I will stay at home.
He couldn't find his way out of the forest. He ______.
He couldn't find his way out of the forest. He got lost.
I've had this laptop ___ about 2 years.
I've had this laptop FOR about 2 years.
This restaurant (call) Nemiroff.
This restaurant is called Nemiroff.
information (VERB)
inform
If I (live) in the US, I (speak) English every day.
If I lived in the US, I would speak English every day.
I don't run fast now, but I (do it) when I was a kid.
I don't run fast now, but I used to do it when I was a kid.
I (work) at Yandex for 2 years. Now I work at Google.
I worked at Yandex for 2 years. Now I work at Google.
Kolya (give) a job offer 3 weeks ago.
Kolya was given a job offer 3 weeks ago.
choose (NOUN)
choice
had/money/much/would/I/big/a/house/buy/i/if
If I had much money, I would buy a big house
Vladimir goes to the gym because he wants to ______.
Vladimir goes to the gym because he wants to get fit.
long/how/married/you/for/have/been
How long have you been married for?
Jenya (ask) different questions __ her interns every day.
Jenya is asked different questions by her interns every day.
option (VERB)
opt
If Nico (enter) the university, he will be happy.
If Nico enters the university, he will be happy.
She doesn't like her husband anymore, that's why she ____ and came back to her mother.
She doesn't like her husband anymore, that's why she got divorced and came back to her mother.
Ivan (sick) _____ last Monday.
Ivan has been sick since last Monday.
Moscow was founded in 1147 by Yury Dolgoruky.
success (VERB)
succeed
If I (be) the president, I ... (FINISH THE PHRASE)
If I was/were the president, I would VERB
I (not use) afraid of the dark, but now I (get) every time the light is turned off.
I didn't use to be afraid of the dark, but now I get scared/afraid every time the light is turned off.