Change into reported speech:
“I don't like to play sports.”
He said that he didn't like to play sports.
Give one advantage and one disadvantage of working from home.
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What's the difference:
"You are allowed to enter."
"You are required to enter."
"You are allowed to enter.": permission
"You are required to enter.": obligation
Change the question into reported speech:
“Where do you live?”
She asked where I lived.
Which sentence is correct?
A) If I would have more money, I'd travel.
B) If I had more money, I'd travel.
B) If I had more money, I'd travel.
Which sentence expresses prohibition?
"You may bring your dog inside."
"You may not take pictures here."
"You are supposed to bring the paper tomorrow."
"You may not take pictures here."
Complete:
"It's not nice to ______ about people and _______ them on social media."
A) report / comment
B) persuade / mention
C) gossip / criticize
C) gossip / criticize
Complete the sentence:
"If I ________ (can) live anywhere in the world, I ________ (live) in Australia."
"If I could live anywhere in the world, I would live in Australia."
Complete:
"When we were kids, we _________ play outside at night."
weren't allowed to / couldn't
What's the meaning of "catch up with"?
To communicate with someone, and discuss what has been happening in their life.
Complete:
“I wish I ________ work every weekend.” (not have to)
"I wish I didn't have to work every weekend."
Explain these rules using different expressions.
Students aren't allowed to use phones during tests.
Students were required to wear uniforms every day.
Report the conversation:
Tom: “I can't find my phone.”
Ana: “Did you check your car?”
Tom said he couldn't find his phone, and Ana asked if he had checked his car.
Change to sentences with "I wish":
"I don't have a lot of free time."
"I spent all my money on a new phone."
I wish I had more free time.
I wish I hadn't spent all my money.
Talk about the rules in your house when you were a child.
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