Change to passive (present simple): They film the /siːn/ in the studio.
The scene is filmed in the studio.
Complete with might, can't, or must: The /ˈmuːvi/ is sold out, it _____ be very good.
The movie is sold out, it must be very good.
Complete: If you break your /leɡ/, you _____ go to the hospital.
If you break your leɡ, you'll go to the hospital.
Complete: If I were a famous /ˈæktə/, I _____ live in Hollywood.
Complete: If I were a famous actor, I would live in Hollywood.
The person who makes a film, pronounced /dɪˈrektə/.
Director
Change to passive (past simple): The teacher marked the /ɪɡˈzɑːm/ yesterday.
The exam was marked by the teacher yesterday.
Complete with might, can't, or must: He has a broken /ɑːm/, he _____ play football.
He has a broken arm /ɑːm/, he can't play football.
Complete: When the /fɪlm/ ends, we _____ leave the cinema.
When the film ends, we'll leave the cinema.
Complete: If my /hed/ was bigger, I _____ need a new hat.
If my head was bigger, I would need a new hat.
This organ pumps blood, pronounced /hɑːt/.
Heart
Change to passive (present perfect): They've built the /haʊs/.
The house has been built.
Complete with might, can't, or must: The ˈtiːtʃə/ hasn't arrived, she _____ be stuck in traffic.
The teacher hasn't arrived, she might/must be stuck in traffic.
Complete: I won't go out until I _____ (finish) my /ˈhəʊmwɜːk/.
I won't go out until I finish my homework.
Complete: If I studied harder, I _____ pass the exam /ɪɡˈzɑːm/.
If I studied harder, I would pass the exam.
A test of knowledge, pronounced /ɪɡˈzɑːm/.
Exam
Change to passive (future): The doctor will examine the patient's /hɑːt/.
The patient's heart will be examined (by the doctor).
Complete with might, can't, or must: The front /dɔː/ is unlocked, they _____ be at home.
The front door is unlocked, they must be at home.
Complete: As soon as we arrive at the /həʊˈtel/, we _____ unpack.
As soon as we arrive at the hotel, we'll unpack.
Complete: If I had a bigger /əˈpɑːtmənt/, I _____ invite more friends.
If I had a bigger apartment, I would invite more friends.
The top of a house, pronounced /ruːf/.
Roof
They were painting the /ˈbɪldɪŋ/ when the accident happened.
The building was being painted when the accident happened.
Complete with might, can't, or must: The /mjuːˈziːəm/ is crowded, there _____ be a special exhibition.
The museum is crowded, there must/might be a special exhibition.
If the / tʃɜrtʃ / is damaged, they _____ repair it.
If the church is damaged, they'll repair it.
Complete: If the / ˈpæl ɪs / were mine, I _____ live like a king.
If the palace were mine, I would live like a king.
A very tall building, pronounced /ˈskaɪˌskreɪpə/.
Skyscraper