Idioms
(To) Hit the books
If I owned a car, I would drive to work.
If I own a car, I will drive to work.
I can work from home, if my internet connection gets fixed.
I could work from home, if my internet connection got fixed.
Superlative and comparative:
Cheap
Cheapest
Cheaper
To be quiet.
Shut up.
To go to sleep.
To hit the sack.
Jessica would move to the US, if she spoke English.
Jessica will move to the US, If she speaks English.
If we make dinner, we can make pizza.
If we made dinner, we could make pizza.
Superlative and comparative:
Beautiful
Most beautiful
More beautiful
To relax. Control your emotions.
Calm down.
(To) go cold turkey.
If I were a doctor, I would save people.
If I am a doctor, I will save people.
If I have a day off from work, I'll go to the beach.
If i had a day off from work, I would go to the beach.
Superlative and comparative:
Tasty
Tastiest
Tastier
To be too busy to do something else.
Tied up
To go and release your anger, frustration, and emotions.
(To) Blow off steam.
If I worked hard, I would get a lot of funny and be rich.
If I work hard, I will get a lot of funny and be rich.
If I go to Egypt, I will want to see the pyramids.
If I went to Egypt, I would want to see the pyramids.
Superlative and comparative:
Lovely
Most lovely
More lovely
To do something wrong or make a mistake.
Mess up
To not be good in something anymore.
( To) lose your touch
If I were a mean person, I would do pranks on people.
If I am a mean person, I will do pranks on people.
If I was a bird, I would fly everywhere.
If I was a bird, I would fly everywhere.
Superlative and comparative:
Ugly
Uglier
Ugliest
To get a long really well quickly,
Hit it off.