Unless There's a 2nd Conditional
Use "unless" in this sentence:
If we don't practice everyday, we won't improve.
You won't improve UNLESS you practice every day.
Complete the second sentence with an antonym or a synonym:
Soccer is a very easy game to learn.
It is not very ___ to learn how to play soccer.
It is not very DIFFICULT to learn how to play soccer.
Use direct speech using the following situation:
I asked Sarah if she wanted to go to the restaurant with me.
I asked Sarah, "DO YOU want to come to the Greek restaurant with me."
Convert the following sentence into an ACTIVE sentence:
Their father was given his first pony by his grandmother.
Their father's grandmother GAVE HIM his first pony.
Use a quantifier to complete the following sentence:
Most Valencians love rice.
Nearly ___ Valencians love rice.
Nearly ALL Valencians love rice.
Transform this sentence into a second conditional:
Why don't you join a photography club?
If I were you, I would join a photography club.
Complete the second sentence with an antonym or a synonym:
School trips can teach you a lot.
You can ___ a lot on a school trip.
You can LEARN a lot on a school trip.
Use reported speech using the following situation:
Joe said, "I have never been to Rome."
Joe said that he had never been to Rome.
Convert the following sentence into a PASSIVE sentence:
Our schools lends the text books to the students.
At our school the students are lent the text books by the school.
Use "there is" or "there are"
In each section ___ three parts.
In each section there are three parts.
Use "unless" in this sentence:
You can come to the cinema with us if you bring some money.
You can't come to the cinema with us UNLESS you bring money.
Complete the second sentence with an antonym or a synonym:
It costs 30 Euros to visit the aquarium in Valencia.
You have to ___ 30 Euros to visit the aquarium in Valencia.
You have to PAY/SPEND 30 Euros to visit the aquarium in Valencia.
Use reported speech using the following situation:
Maria said, "If I were you, I'd visit the Sagrada Familia cathedral in Barcelona."
Maria suggested visiting the Sagrada Familia cathedral in Barcelona.
Convert the following sentence into an ACTIVE sentence:
A free documentary film is included in the exhibition.
The exhibition INCLUDES a free documentary film.
Use "so do" or "so does"
I enjoy going to the cinema and ___ my friend.
I enjoy going to the cinema and SO DOES my friend.
Transform this sentence into a second conditional:
Maria told us to visit Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.
Hint: Maria said, "If I were you..."
Maria said, "If I were you, I would visit Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris."
Complete the second sentence with an antonym or a synonym:
My teacher has lent me a great book.
I have ___ a great book from my teacher.
I have BORROWED a great book from my teacher.
Use reported speech using the following situation:
Sergeant Williams said, "Get over the top, men!"
Sergeant Williams told us to get over the top.
Convert the following sentence into a PASSIVE sentence:
All passengers must wear seat belts.
Seat belts must be worn by all passengers.
Use "close to", "far from" or "near":
Convent Garden is close to Oxford Street.
Covent Garden is not ___ Oxford street.
Covent Garden is not FAR FROM Oxford street.
Answer this question using the second conditional:
What would you do if you won the lottery?
If I won the lottery, I would...
Complete the second sentence with an antonym or a synonym:
You can do this with my help or by yourself.
You can do this with my help or on ___ own.
You can do this with my help or on YOUR own.
Use reported speech using the following situation:
"My fiancée is in Wisconsin at the moment", said Jeremy.
Jeremy told me that his fiancée is in Wisconsin at the moment.
Convert the following sentence into a PASSIVE sentence:
Sarah's friends gave her a smart phone for her leaing present.
Sarah was given a smart phone for her leaving present by her friends.
Decide whether to use "have" or "has":
She (doesn't) ___ got that car anymore.
She HASN'T got that car anymore.