Phrases with GET
Opposite verbs
First and Second Conditional
Future time clauses
100
What are they doing?
They are getting married.
100
Say this sentence using the opposite verb:
Have you ever borrowed money from a friend?
lent ... to
100
If you ____ (be) free tonight, we might go out for a drink, or to the cinema.
are
100
I'll do my homework before I ____ (watch) TV.
watch
200
He gets ____ at about 7 o'clock after school.
home
200
Say this sentence using the opposite verb:
She buys a lot of old things.
sells
200
He _____ (be) depressed if he fails the exam.
will be
200
I'll be ready as soon as you ____ (be).
are
300
I do sport to ___ ___.
get fit
300
Say this sentence using the opposite verb:
I passed my final exam.
failed
300
If Lucy ____ (have) enough time, she would travel more.
had
300
Before dad arrives home, I _____ (finish) this essay.
will finish
400
The sales are ____ ____.
getting worse
400
Say this sentence using the opposite verb:
I often break my bike.
mend, repair, fix
400
(First conditional)
If she ____ (not/go) to the meeting, I ____ (not/go) either.
doesn't go, won't go
400
I'm going to tell her before she _____ (leave).
leaves
500
I ____ ____ well with my parents.
get on
500
Name the opposites:
drop off -
pull -
receive -
catch -
upload -
drop off - pick up
pull - push
receive - send
catch - miss
upload - download
500
(Second conditional)
If she ___ (have) her laptop with her, she ____ (email) me.
had, would email
500
After Jane ___ (leave) home, she ___ (meet) her friends.
leaves, will meet