Grammar (tenses)
Toby usually (ride) a bicycle, but today he (drive) a car.
Toby usually rides a bicycle, but today he is driving a car.
You can't / shouldn't / don't have to smoke here. It's forbidden.
can't
My son ____ stand comedies.
can't
I couldn't imagine my life ____ my laptop.
without
We are going to start / will start / are starting a new project next week, but we haven't agreed the dates yet.
are going to start
You doesn't have to / don't have to / mustn't go to the mall. I've already bought everything.
don't have to
I ____ from headaches.
suffer from
I'm ___ on swimming.
keen on
He (not call) me yesterday.
didn't call
If I had time to learn a second language, I (choose) Chinese.
would choose
I don't mind (stay) at home.
staying
If I ___ (be) you, I wouldn't do this.
were
- Where (see) each other last time? - Yesterday. She (work) here since 2019.
- Where did you see each other last time? - Yesterday. She has worked here since 2019.
Form the passive voice: Shakespeare wrote Hamlet in 1623.
Hamlet was written in 1623.
I never give up and always keep (do) everything to achieve my dreams.
keep doing
Please, let me helping / help / to help you.
help
I (fly) to New York tomorrow. I have already bought a ticket.
am flying
Alcohol isn't sold / doesn't sold / doesn't sell in McDonald’s.
isn't sold
- Let’s meet ____ the afternoon. - No, I can't. Let's meet ___ Friday or __ the weekend.
in the afternoon, on Friday, at the weekend
What can I make / do / doing about it?
do