Perfect Tenses
Past habits & getting used to
Modal verbs
Future forms
Relative Clauses
100

I last saw Marta three months ago. SEEN — I ______ Marta for three months.

I haven't seen Marta for three months.

100

When I was younger, I played tennis every weekend. WOULD — When I was younger, I ______ every weekend.

When I was younger, I would play tennis every weekend.

100

Perhaps she forgot about the interview. MIGHT — She ______ about the interview.

She might have forgotten about the interview.

100

I intend to apply for the job. GOING — I ______ for the job.

I am going to apply for the job.

100

The woman is my tutor. She helped me prepare for the exam. WHO — The woman ______ is my tutor.

The woman who helped me prepare for the exam is my tutor.

200

I started studying English five years ago. BEEN

I have been studying English for five years

200

I lived in London, but I don't live there anymore. USED

I used to live in London.

200

It wasn't necessary for you to bring any food. HAVE

You don't have to bring any food.

200

The training will finish before December. HAVE

By December, I will have finished the training.

200

This is the school. I studied here as a child. WHERE

This is the school where I studied as a child.

300

This is my first time visiting London. NEVER

I have never visited London before.

300

At first, living alone was difficult, but now it feels normal. ACCUSTOMED — I ______ alone now.

I am accustomed to living alone now.

300

I'm sure that he is at home; his car is outside. MUST

He must be at home because his car is outside.

300

Look at those dark clouds. It's certain to rain soon. GOING

It is going to rain soon.

300

I met a student. Her mother is a famous author. WHOSE

I met a student whose mother is a famous author.

400

The last time he visited us was in 2022. SINCE

He hasn't visited us since 2022.

400

She finds waking up early difficult, but it is becoming easier. GETTING

She is getting used to waking up early.

400

It was a mistake not to tell her the truth. SHOULD

You should have told her the truth.

400

At 8 p.m. tomorrow, I will be in the middle of my exam. TAKING

At 8 p.m. tomorrow, I will be taking my exam.

400

My laptop is very old. It still works perfectly. WHICH

My laptop, which still works perfectly, is very old.

500

She started working here before I arrived, and she still works here. BEEN

She had already been working here when I arrived.

500

He didn't like spicy food in the past, but he enjoys it now. USE

He didn't use to like spicy food.


500

I'm sure she didn't take your phone; she was abroad. HAVE

She can't have taken your phone because she was abroad.

500

The meeting is scheduled to start at nine tomorrow morning.

The meeting starts at nine tomorrow morning.

500

The book was fascinating. You recommended it to me. THAT

The book that you recommended to me was fascinating.