What would you do if you could stop time whenever you wanted to?
If I could stop time whenever I wanted to, I would...
What would you have done if you had seen an UFO?
If I had seen an UFO, I would have ...
What will you do if it rains in your birthday?
If it rains in my birthday, I will...
If you could stay one age forever, what age would it be? Why?
(own answer)
AGREE I went to Monte Albán
She works in a prestigious company
He won't move to Germany
She hasn't taken the TOEFL exam yet
So did ☻ / ☻ did too
So do/does ☻ / ☻ do/does too
Neither will ☻ / ☻ won't either
Neither have/has ☻ / ☻ haven't/hasn't either
Who speaks Chinesse in the class?
Who witnessed the accident?
-body / -one
-body / -one
Hector: I forgot my lunch at home
Luisa: Frank will play this match with us
Mely: They were building a new mall near my house
Hector told me / said that he had forgotten his lunch at home.
Luisa said that / told me Frank would play with them
Mely told me / said that they had been building a new mall near her house
I need to lose weight (ought to)
Mely got lost in Mexico City (should)
take something to eat ...
listen to loud music ...
You ought to...
She should...
☻ had better take something to eat or...
☻ had better not listen to loud music or...
Pedro: Ron is waiting for you in the café
The twins: We take English classes every day
Josh: Uriel has been in London since 2009
Pedro told me / said that Ron was waiting for me in the café
The twins told me / said that they took English classes every day
Josh told me / said that Uriel had been in London since 2009
What did Chris tell you?
Where can you buy a Ferrari in Oaxaca?
When do you listen to music?
-thing
-where
-time
Lety: Did you eat something before taking the class?
Mark: Where has Lizzie bought her dress?
Lety asked me if I had eaten something before taking the class
Mark asked me where Lizzie had bought her dress
Can you solve this problem? -No, (difficult/too)
Are we going to walk to the concert? -No, (far/too)
No, it is too difficult
No, it is too far
She practiced a lot, but she couldn’t win the competition.
He’s intelligent but he didn’t pass the exam.
I love concerts. It is loud and crowded.
Although she practiced a lot...
Even though he's intelligent...
I love concerts though ...
I will go to England. Improve my English
Compete. We must be one of the biggest
Why do you learn English?
... in order to ...
In order to...
... in order to...
PURPOSE solve the problem / I must understand the question
We must burn more wood / be cold (not)
We took a taxi / get there on time.
So as to...
... so as not to ...
... so as to...
We stayed out all night / we could watch a meteor storm.
He didn’t give me his telephone number / I couldn’t call him
He got a visa / he can travel to the USA.
...so that...
...so that...
...so that...
I didn't say anything until she arrived.
They didn't speak a word.
Not until she arrived did I say anything.
Not a word did they speak.
The party was too boring. We left after 10 minutes.
Michael is very busy. He won’t attend the meeting.
so... that
so... that
There has seldom been so much rain in this part of the country.
Seldom has there been so much rain in this part of the country.
She is lazy but she always does her homework. (Despite)
They worked hard but they failed the exam. (In spite of)
Despite her laziness, ...
In spite of their hard work...
drink / sufficient / water /...
there / sufficient / everybody
working / fast / less than sufficient. You won't finish on time.
I drink enough water during the day
There is enough food for everybody
You aren't working fast enough.
Small children shouldn't play alone near the river under any circumstances.
Under no circumstances shoul small children play alone near the river
It was not only cold, it rained every day as well.
Not only was it call, but it also rained every day.
That was a very interesting book. The library ran out of them.
We had a very long and tiring trip. We just wanted to go home.
... such an interesting book that...
... a long and tiring trip that ...
He keeps the keys himself. Or he leaves them with his wife.
He wasn’t wearing a shirt. He wasn’t wearing a coat
She must have done this. Or her brother must have done this.
He did not come. He did not call.
either or
neither nor
either or
neither nor