Future forms
I’m tired, I think I _____ a nap.
I’m tired, I think I will take a nap.
That’s the boy _____ lives next door. (Do not use that)
That’s the boy who lives next door.
Which is the second conditional?
a) I would buy that car if I had enough money.
b) We will miss the train if we are late.
a) I would buy that car if I had enough money.
Do you have _____ water?
Do you have any water?
Where is _____ book I gave you?
Where is the book I gave you?
She bought flour and eggs. She _____ a cake.
She bought flour and eggs. She is going to bake a cake.
the / a / that / man / helped / me / is / teacher
The man that helped me is a teacher.
If I were you,
a) I will talk to her
b) I talk to her
c) I would talk to her
d) I talked to her
c) I would talk to her
I have _____ apples in my bag.
(more than a few and less than many)
I have some apples in my bag.
I go to _____ school every day.
I go to --- school every day.
They _____ a party on Saturday night.
They are having a party on Saturday night.
Correct the mistake: That’s the place which we met.
That’s the place where we met.
If I had more time, I _____ more books.
If I had more time, I would read more books.
We need _____ eggs for the recipe.
(in amount of 2 or 3)
We need a few eggs for the recipe.
We took _____ taxi to _____ airport.
We took a taxi to the airport.
a / I’m / movie / seeing / tonight
I’m seeing a movie tonight.
Correct the mistake: Gorillas which are large and originate in Africa can sometimes be found in zoos.
Gorillas, which are large and originate in Africa, can sometimes be found in zoos
Correct the mistake: If he would study more, he would get better grades.
If he studied more, he would get better grades.
I only have a _____ time before the meeting.
I only have a little time before the meeting.
I don’t know _____ here.
I don’t know anyone here.
Correct the mistake: I will meet my cousin tomorrow.
I am going to meet my cousin tomorrow.
Combine the sentences: I met a girl. Her brother is in my class.
I met a girl whose brother is in my class.
be / would / if / sunny / it / go / we / the / to / beach
If it were/was sunny, we would go to the beach.
Correct the sentence: She has much books on her shelf.
She has many books on her shelf.
Correct the mistake: Everybody don’t like that movie.
Everybody doesn't like that movie.