Relative Clauses
I wish/if sentences
What If Questions
Indirect Questions
Phrasal Verbs
100
The three relative clauses are that, who and...
Which
100
When a sentence uses the expression I wish the verb needs to be conjugated in this tense.
Past tense
100
The verb in a what if question needs to be conjugated in this tense
Past tense
100
Direct questions usually start with these words.
WH- words (what, when,where) or How
100
Name the phrasal verb that is a synonym to hook up
Plug in
200
Relative clause that can be used to talk about people, objects and animals
That
200
When using an If sentence you need to add one of these two particles to the sentence
Would/Could
200
When answering a what if question the conjugation is done with this tense.
Present tense
200
An indirect question needs to start with this.
Introductory statement/Opening statement/Polite statement
200
To lower the volume of any noise
Turn Down
300
Clause that talks about objects and animals
which
300
Complete the sentence
I wish I (not have to) go to classes so early in the morning.
Didn't have to.
300
Transform the sentence into a what if question:
You get a job offer in a foreign country
What would you do if you got a job offer in a different country.
300
Mention an introductory statement besides Could you tell me and I'd like to know
I wonder, I was wondering, Do you know, Do you have any idea etc.
300
To remove an object or piece of clothing from our person
Take off
400
CHOOSE THE CORRECT CLAUSE:
I have two middle school friends WHICH/WHO still call me sometimes.
Who
400
If I (not know) this topic I'd have failed the test.
Didn't know.
400
Read the sentence:
If a rich person told you to marry them, but you have to quit your job and never work or study again, would you do it?
What is the negative way to answer this question?
No, I wouldn't
400
When an direct question has a yes or no answer, it's indirect form will need to include this word.
If
400
To place an object into a surface after lifting it
Put down
500
TRUE OR FALSE? We can eliminate the relative clause from this sentence and it still makes sense:
Yesterday I saw someone who I used to be friends with in college.
True
500
I wish they (will not) spend so much money on unnecessary things.
Wouldn't
500
What is the affirmative way to answer a what if question.
Yes, I would
500
Unscramble this indirect question:
I wonder should/my old tablet/what/do/with/I
I wonder what I should do with my old tablet.
500
Name the phrasal verb
Take apart