Conditional Thinking
Complete the sentence: “If she ______ (not hurry), she’ll miss the train.
doesn't hurry
How do you politely suggest going for coffee?
“Why don’t we go for coffee?”
Q: Choose the correct form: “I enjoy ___ (read) in bed.”
reading
Direct speech: “I’m tired,” she said.
Reported speech?
She said (that) she was tired.
What do you call a person who fixes leaking pipes?
A plumber
What’s the correct form? “I’ll call you as soon as I ______ (arrive).
arrive
You’re late for a meeting. Make an excuse.
“Sorry, the bus was delayed.”
Q: Choose: “I decided ___ (go) to Canada.”
to go
“I’ll call you tomorrow,” he said.
He said he would call me the next day.
Name one room you usually find upstairs.
Bedroom (or bathroom)
“If I ______ (be) the manager, I’d give everyone a day off.” Fill in the blank.
were
You forgot your friend’s birthday. Apologise!
“I’m really sorry I forgot your birthday.”
“She suggested ___ (watch) a movie.”
watching
“I don’t like this shop,” she said.
She said she didn’t like that shop.
What’s a common job in education?
A teacher
Choose the best option: “We won’t start the meeting until the boss ______ (come).”
comes
How can you make a friendly suggestion using “let’s”?
“Let’s take a break.”
Choose: “It’s important ___ (be) on time.”
to be
“We’re studying for our exams,” they said.
They said they were studying for their exams.
What’s a common phrase when buying clothes that don’t fit?
“Do you have this in a different size?”
Finish the sentence: “If I won the lottery, I ______ (travel) around the world.”
would travel
You can’t meet someone. Make an excuse politely.
“I’d love to, but I have to work late.”
Choose: “I hope ___ (see) you soon.
to see
“We saw a great film last night,” he said.
He said they had seen a great film the night before.
What do you usually need to pay for at the checkout?
Your shopping (or groceries/purchases)