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First Conditional
Indirect Speech
Past Simple & Past Perfect
Second Conditional
Causatives
100
What (would) happen (if) we (don't protect) the environment?
would --> will
100
Where (was) you spent your money? She asked him.
was --> have
100

I didn't believe her because... she (to lie) so many times.

had lied
100

If I (win) the lottery, I (would) buy a big house.

win --> won

100
He didn't _____ his manager ___ to the press
get, to lie
200
(If) we find more water, (the) farmland (will) dry out.
If --> Unless
200
She said she liked (this) song.
this --> that
200
The woman was very scared. She (to escape) from prison
had escaped
200

What (would) you (did) if you (were) me? did --> do


did --> do



200
I'll ____ my assistant ____ you to reschedule the appointment.
have, call
300
(When) people put trash in the correct container, it (will) help the environment(.)
When --> If
300

Change to indirect speech.

"Don't speak Italian."

She said not to speak Italian.
300
She was very upset. We (to lie) about what time the party starts.
had lied
300
What (would) she (does) if she (got) a promotion?
does --> do
300
your / assistant / time / take / off / Christmas / at / would / not / you / let
You would not let your assistant take time off at Christmas.
400
(What) do you think (can) happen (if) we don't stop climate change(?)
can --> will
400
(We have) just arrived.
They said they have...
400
He was very happy. His dream (to come) true.
had come
400
If he (spoke) Portuguese (he could) find a job (in Brazil).
he could --> Portuguese, he could
400
cut / my / tomorrow / I'm / to / have / hair / going
I'm going to have my hair cut tomorrow.
500
If we start using more natural resources, pollution will kill the environment.
If --> Unless
500

Change to indirect speech.

She said, "I did not say that."

She said that she did not say that.
500
We were angry. She (to be) late.
had been
500
Would we (is) happy if we (was) rich?
is --> be, was --> were
500
The / his / secretary / copies / report / of / the / had / businessman / make
The businessman had his secretary make copies of the report.