Relative clauses
“The man ___ lives next door is a doctor.”
Who
Fill in: “You ___ study harder if you want to pass.”
Should
Which tense is used in this sentence: “I have been reading for two hours”?
Present perfect continuous
If it ___ tomorrow, we will stay at home.
Rains
“That’s the city ___ I was born.”
Where
Choose the correct modal verb:
You ___ eat too much sugar. It’s bad for your health.
Shouldn't
Choose the correct option and explain the tense: When I arrived, they ___(cook) dinner.
Were cooking
Correct the sentence : If I will see her, I will tell her the news.
If I see her, I will tell her the news.
Combine: “I met a girl. Her brother is a pilot.”
I met a girl whose brother is a pilot.
Choose the best modal for polite request:
___ you possibly lend me your dictionary for a day?
Could
Choose the correct form: she was tired because she ___ (work) all day.
had been working
If I ___ you, I ___ (take) that job offer.
were / would take
“The book, ___ was written in 1890, is still famous.”
Which
I called Sarah yesterday, but she didn’t answer.Her phone was off all evening.She ___ have been sleeping.
Might
By the time she retires, she ___ (work) for this company for thirty-five years.
will have been working
Correct the sentence : Unless you don’t study, you will fail the test.
Unless you study, you will fail the test.
Transform into a relative clause:
I met John yesterday. You recommended him to me.
I met John, whom you recommended to me, yesterday
Explain the difference: “You mustn’t smoke here” vs “You don’t have to smoke here.”
Mustn’t = forbidden; don’t have to = not necessary
He looked very tired because he ___ (work)all night.
Had been working
If she ___(study) harder, she ___(pass) the exam last year.
had studied / would have passed