Fill in the gap
I ______ (talk) to her yet
I haven't talked to her yet
She _______ (go) to Ireland last week
She went to Ireland last week
I _______ (take) your bag for you
I will take your bag for you
I have went to Scotland already
I have been to Scotland already
Make a sentence in the 0 and 1st conditional using the verbs rain, stay at home
0 If it rains I stay at home
1 If it rains I will stay at home
I _______ (eat) breakfast when he _______ (knock) on my door
I was eating breakfast when he knocked on my door
I had eaten breakfast when he knocked on my door
She ________ (go) to Ireland already.
She has gone to Ireland already
She had gone to Ireland already
Is the sentence correct:
I going to go to bed
?
No
I'm going to go to bed.
He was ringing me while I ate
He rang me while I was eating
True or false:
We use the past simple + will to make the second conditional
False.
We use the past simple + could/would
e.g. If I had more time I would go out with you
We _____ (know) each other for 5 years by the time we ______ (get) married
We had known each other for 5 years by the time we got married.
True or false:
We use the past perfect to describe a finished action that has consequences in the present
Pick the right answer:
Get back, the bomb will explode!
Get back the bomb is going to explode!
Get back, the bomb is going to explode.
We use 'going to' for events that are about to happen
I don't feel well. I will vomit!
I don't feel well. I'm going to vomit!
Correct the sentence:
If I was you I wouldn't go there
If I were you I wouldn't go there
I _______ never ________ (see) a bear.
I have never seen a bear
What _______ (he, do) on Tuesday at 6 pm?
What was he doing on Tuesday at 6 pm?
I think it _________ rain, i just felt a drop
I think it is going to rain, I just felt a drop
I listen to the radio when she came to my house.
I was listening to the radio when she came to my house.
Is this sentence in the first conditional?
If you are free later we can go for a walk.
Yes, we don't always have to use 'will' in the first conditional, we can also use 'can' 'must' and the imperative form.
e.g. If you are free later you must go for a walk.
If you are free later go for a walk.
Did ________ (you, see) Tom yesterday when _______ (you, play) football?
Did you see Tom yesterday when you were playing football?
When we _______ (arrive) the film _________ already ______ (start).
When we arrived the film had already started.
My car _______ (not start) so I think I ________ (be) late
My car won't start so I think I'm going to be late
or
My car won't start so I think I'll be late
It has snowed in the night so the bus didn't arrive
It had snowed in the night so the bus didn't arrive
Make a sentence using the second conditional using the verbs, 'see' and 'tell'
If I saw him I could tell him I'm sorry.