Verbs
Present continuous
I ... (play) football right now
I am playing football right now
Blind
Ciego
Zero conditional
If you ...(heat) ice, it ...(melts)
If you heat ice, it melts
The food is ... the table
The food is on the table
She bought a new book
A new book was bought by her
Past simple
I ... (buy) a car yesterday
I bought a car yesterday
Unemployment
Desempleo
First conditional
If I ... (study) every day, I ...(pass) the exams
If I study every day, I will pass the exams
The clothes are ... your room
The clothes are in your room
John will make a great dinner tonight
A great dinner will be made by John tonight
Future
Tomorrow I ... (go) to the cinema with my friends
Tomorrow I will go to the cinema with my friends
Neighbourhood
Vecindario
Second conditional
If we ... (speak) better English, we ...(move) to United States
If we spoke better English, we would move to the United States
She would like to go with us; ... , she's busy studying
She would like to go with us; however, she's busy studying
Everyday the newspaper is read by Claire
Everyday Claire reads the newspaper
Present perfect
I ... (choose) the best
I have chosen the best
Struggle
Luchar, esforzarse
Third conditional
It ... (be) a nice holiday if I ...(not break) my leg
It would have been a nice holiday, if I hadn't broken my leg.
We found the box there, ... its contents had been destroyed
We found the box there, although its contents had been destroyed
Right now, an e-mail is being written by Margaret
Right now, Margaret is writing an e-mail
Past perfect
I ... (eat) on the morning so I wasn't hungry
I had eaten on the morning so I wasn't hungry
Litter
Basura
Third conditional:
I ...(be) late if my father ...(not wake) me up
I would have been late if my father hadn't woken me up
We enjoyed our camping holiday ... the rain
We enjoyed our camping holiday despite the rain
The professor gave the books to the students
The books were given to the students by the professor