If
You could add more sugar to the coffee, if _________________________.
it is not sweet enough.
There are a lot of g_____ s______ in my neighborhood.
green spaces
Make a correct sentence using the verb plus an infinitive:
agree
examples: I agree to come to class every day.
A: I need to put gas before going to work.
B: Ok. ____ stop at the gas station at the corner.
let's / Why don't we
I think Martha will do well on the test. She ____ (study) a lot for it.
studied
We will go for a swim tomorrow if ____________________________.
the weather is sunny.
Walking from place to place is a big part of city life. However, when p__________ need to walk across the street, there can be problems.
pedestrians
Make a correct sentence using the verb plus an infinitive:
plan
I plan to go to Mexico next year.
A: I need to leave work early tomorrow.
B: you _____ tell your supervisor as soon as possible.
should
Elena ____ (take) the same test last year.
took
If our teacher is not in class, we will ________________.
cancel class.
I prefer to live in the s______ than the city because it's more quiet and there is less traffic.
suburb
Make a correct sentence using the verb plus an infinitive:
promise
I promise to do my homework
A: I want to start eating more healthy.
B: Well, you _____ start cooking at home more.
could / should
Sam _____ (traveled) to Argentina four times. He loves it there!
has travelled
You won't be able to sleep if __________________________.
you drink coffee.
In many places, fresh food is a______ at farmer's markets
available
Make a correct sentence using the verb plus an infinitive:
want
I want to eat chicken for lunch.
A: I woke up this morning with a tooth ache.
B: you _____ want to make a dentist appointment.
might
___ You ___ (eat) dragon fruit before?
have (ever) eaten
____________________________ if you want to do well in your English class.
You have to pay attention
Farmers bring a v______ of crops to these markets, including many kinds of fruits and vegetables
variety
Make a correct sentence using the verb plus an infinitive:
forget
I forgot to turn off the lights.
A: I have a big test tomorrow.
B: ____ go get coffee and have a study session?
Why don't we/ let's
have known