Conditionals
If it rains tomorrow, we ___ (cancel) the picnic.
will cancel
My grandmother makes the cake.
The cake is made by my grandmother
The man ___ lives next door is a doctor.
who
Passengers ___ wear a seatbelt.
must
She said, “I’m tired.” → _______________
She said she was tired
If I had more time, I ___ (take) dance lessons.
would take
People speak English in many countries.
English is spoken in many countries.
That’s the restaurant ___ we had dinner last night.
where
He ___ come to the party, but he’s not sure yet.
might / may / could
He said, “I will help you.” → ______________
He said he would help him/her/ me
I wouldn't have missed the train if I ___ (leave) earlier.
had left
They built the house in 1823.
The house was built in 1823.
She’s the girl ___ brother plays for the national team
whose
They ___ have arrived by now.
should
They said, “We visited Rome.” → ____________
They said they had visited Rome
If she ___ (not be) allergic to nuts, she would eat peanut butter.
weren't/wasn't
They haven’t sent the documents yet.
The documents haven’t been sent yet.
The book, ___ was published last year, became a bestseller.
which
You ___ be serious!
can't
She asked, “Do you like chocolate?”→ ____________
She asked if I liked chocolate
If he ___ (study) harder last semester, he might be at a better university now.
had studied
Someone stole the painting while the guard was asleep.
The painting was stolen while the guard was asleep.
The people ___ car was stolen reported it to the police.
whose
She ___ have won the race if she hadn’t tripped.
could / would
He asked me, “Where did you buy that shirt?” →_________
He asked me where I had bought that shirt.