BrE & AmE
Prepositions
Vocabulary - Relationships
Conditional sentences and time clauses
1
Conditional sentences and time clauses 2
100

It's at the top of the building. You will need to take the ______________ (BrE) /_____________ (AmE)

lift (BrE)/elevator (AmE)

100

Tony and Henry are arguing _______ politics.

Tony and Henry are arguing _______ each other.

about / with

100

close friend ■ taken for granted ■ grow apart ■ have got a lot in common ■ break up ■ relative
divorced ■ value ■ get over

True friends are special and the _____________ of a long-term friendship cannot be measured. 

value

100

if/you/not turn on/a dishwasher/it/not clean/the dishes

If you don't turn on a dishwasher, it doesn't clean the dishes

100

Take my advice and buy the blue dress. (were) 

If I were you, I’d buy the blue dress.

200

Hartley's and Co. have opened up in the local ____________ (BrE) /____________ (AmE)

shopping centre (BrE)/mall (AmE)

200

 Can you think ________  a good restaurant?

 I was also thinking __________  that restaurant.

of / about

200

close friend ■ taken for granted ■ grow apart ■ have got a lot in common ■ break up ■ relative
divorced ■ value ■ get over 

Do you think he’ll ever __________ Anna? He was so in love with her.

get over

200

if / they / come / by car / they / be / here / soon / 

If they come by car, they will be here soon

200

You’ll know that you have fallen in love the moment that it happens. (when)

When you fall in love, you’ll know it.

300

Let's take our coffee into the living room and sit on the _____________ (BrE)/____________ (AmE)

sofa (BrE)/coach (AmE)

300

She agreed _________ go and see a film.

He agreed __________ her choice of film. 

to / with

300

close friend ■ taken for granted ■ grow apart ■ have got a lot in common ■ break up ■ relative
divorced ■ value ■ get over

Certain relationships can end. Husbands and wives often get __________ and couples sometimes _____________ . Close friends, on the other hand, stick around for long periods of time. 

divorce /break up

300

if / there / be / more hours in a day / I / help / with the cleaning / 

If there were more hours in the day, I would help with the cleaning. 

300

We can’t watch the television because the baby is still awake. (as)

We will watch the television as soon as the baby
goes to sleep.

400

The dog has dug up all the flowers in the __________ (BrE)/ ___________ (AmE) again.

garden (BrE) / yard (AmE)

400

Will you remind me _______ call him?

You remind me _________ Tom.

to / of

400

close friend ■ taken for granted ■ grow apart ■ have got a lot in common ■ break up ■ relative
divorced ■ value ■ get over

Sometimes, the support of someone you choose to be a __________ is more helpful than that of a ____________ who you might not ____________ with. 

close friend /relative / have a lot in common

400

if / I / know / I / prepare / something to eat / last night /

If I had known, I would have prepared something to eat last night. 

400

I didn’t invite him because I didn’t want him to come. (had)

If I had wanted him to come, I would have
invited him.

500

The modern art museum is in the city ___________ (BrE)/____________ (AmE).

centre (BrE)/ center (AmE)

500

Don’t blame me _________ everything.

Don’t blame it _________ the weather. 

for / on

500

close friend ■ taken for granted ■ grow apart ■ have got a lot in common ■ break up ■ relative
divorced ■ value ■ get over

Having said that, friendship, like any other relationship, requires effort, and a friendship shouldn’t be _____________ . All friendships go through their ups and downs and even the best of friends __________ . But given the benefits of a friendship, it’s worthwhile maintaining it.

taken for granted / grow apart

500

you / give / her / the message / as soon as / you / see / her / ? 

Will you give her the message as soon as you see her? 

500

You didn’t finish the work you had to do because you were ill. 

If I hadn’t been ill, I would have finished the work.