Use a correct form of the verb (Present and Future time clauses)
Mark always puts his key in the bag, when he (leave).
Put the verb in a correct form
leaves
As soon as opened the door, someone (say) hello to me.
said
When we will stop making mistakes, the teacher will be satisfied.
Every company needs an employee _______ can timely complete the tasks delegated by the managers.
who/that
After I finish my training, I always drink water.
Rewrite time clause using participles
After finishing/ Having finished my training, I always drink water.
When I receive money transfer from you, I (send) you a message.
will send
While Melanie was frying the meat on a pan, Rachel (cut) the vegetables.
was cutting
Before I came home, my brother cooked a delicious steak.
had cooked (not cooked)
Please, show me the book ______ you bought yesterday.
which/that
The ladies who were walking in the park last Sunday morning are my sisters.
Rewrite relative clause using participles
The ladies walking in the park last Sunday morning are my sisters.
Our business partners will not sign the contract, unless we (reduce) the price for headlamps.
reduce/have reduced
While Santiago was painting the wall, he (fall) of the ladder.
fell
While he sang the song, everybody listened to him.
he was singing (not sang); was listening (not listened)
Michael has worked for a company for 3 years. The company produces electric cars.
Michael has worked for a company that/which produces electric cars for 3 years.
The man who was injured during the yesterday's match is our manager.
Rewrite relative clause using participles
The man injured during the yesterday's match is our manager.
Call me, as soon as you (arrive) at the airport. I (meet) you there.
pass/will meet
After Mariah (release) her hit song "My all", she became very famous.
had released
Louise knit woolen hats when she has free time. Actually was doing that yesterday when I had entered the room.
knits (not knit); entered (not had entered)
Peter talked to a woman. He once met her in a library.
Peter talked to a woman who/that he once met in a library.
Because she had spent all her money, she borrowed 200 USD from her friend.
Rewrite reason clause using participles
Having spent all her money, she borrowed 200 USD from her friend.
Usually, when the temperature falls below zero, the water (freeze). The temperature is forecast to be -5 degrees this weekend, so we (cover) the water pipes with insulation tape.
freezes/will cover
Mina (play) tennis for 20 years when she finished her sports career.
had been playing
We keep working until we will make progress otherwise I quit the project.
will keep (not keep); make (not will make); will quit (not quit).
Gary and Susan made friends with their neighbour whose dog can leap over a two-meter fence.
As he was very absent-minded, he lost his keys.
Rewrite reason clause using participles
Being/Having been absent-minded, he lost his keys.