Conditionals
If I ____ you, I would study for the test.
were
I wanted to watch the sunset, but it started __________.
raining/to rain
The rain will _____ ______(stop) by this afternoon.
have stopped
When I was a kid I _______ eat dirt.
used to
a flash of very bright light in the sky caused by electricity
lightning
When it rains, it ________ (pour).
pours
She wants __________ every book in the library.
to read
Will you ________ (wait) for me at the airport when my plane lands?
be waiting
When I moved to Cambodia, I had to ________ the hot weather.
get used to
extremely confused
bewildered
If Teacher Kristen ____ a million dollars, she ____ _____ (take) us all to Japan.
had; would take
I'm really looking forward ____________ my mom in December!
to seeing
Vichna ___ ___ ___ (arrive) to class by the time the test begins.
won't/will have arrived
Now that I'm old, I _________ young people saying words I don't understand.
am used to/have got used to
This verb means: to stop (something from happening)
prevent
If you __________ better tomorrow, you should go to the doctor..
aren't feeling/don't feel
I drove the truck through the mud and now it needs __________.
cleaning/washing
This time next week Teacher Kristen _________ (grade) hundreds of tests!
will be grading/will have graded
Teacher Kristen is still _________ eating with chopsticks.
getting used to/not used to
When you don't know something you ______ your _______.
shrug; shoulders
I wouldn't have woven you a sweater if I ___________ (know) you were allergic to wool.
had known
Teacher Kristen threatened _____________ my mom if I don't stop yelling "FIRE!" in class.
Don't phone between 6-7 p.m. as we __________ dinner.
will be having/eating
I ________ wake up at 7am for school, but now I ________ waking up around 10am.
used to; am used to
You should really take ___________ of that scholarship. It's a great opportunity for studying abroad!
advantage