Tenses
Change into past perfect: She leaves before I arrive.
She had left before I arrived.
Complete: If I ______ (be) you, I would study more.
Were
Give advice: I have a headache.
(You should take some medicine.)
Correct the error: She is doctor.
(She is a doctor.)
Comparative: This test is ______ (easy) than the last one.
easier
Correct the error: I have saw that movie last week.
I saw that movie last week
Identify the type: If it rains, we’ll stay home.
First conditional
Express necessity: Students ________ wear uniforms.
must/have to
Choose: There isn’t ______ milk left. (much / many)
much
Find the relative pronoun: That’s the girl ____ won the race.
who
Put into passive voice: The teacher was explaining the lesson.
The lesson was being explained by the teacher.
Rewrite with mixed conditional: I didn’t save money, so I can’t travel now.
(If I had saved money, I could travel now.)
Past deduction: He isn’t here. He ________ (go) home already.
He must have gone home already.
I don’t have ______ friends in this city. (much / many)
many
Choose the correct question tag: You’re coming tomorrow, ______?
aren’t you?
Reported speech: “I will call you tomorrow,” she said
She said she would call me the next day.
Correct error: If you will tell me, I help you.
If you tell me, I will help you.
Ability in the past: When I was young, I _______ run very fast.
could
We saw _____ amazing film last night.
an
Error correction: She said me that she was tired.
(She told me that she was tired.)
By the time you arrive tomorrow, I (finish) my project.
By the time you arrive tomorrow, I will have finished my project.
Rewrite: I’m not good at driving, so I failed the test.
If I were better at driving, I wouldn’t have failed the test.
Complete: She ________ (forget) the meeting, but I’m not sure.
She might have forgotten the meeting.
We don’t have many informations about the case.
We don’t have much information about the case.
Join these sentences using a relative clause: I met a man. He can speak six languages.
I met a man who can speak six languages.