Tenses
He (get) better at playing chess with each practice session.
He is getting better at playing chess with each practice session.
If I was / were to ask you to join me on this adventure, would you go?
If I were to ask you to join me on this adventure, would you go?
We'd better (not procrastinate) any longer, or we might miss the deadline.
We'd better not procrastinate any longer, or we might miss the deadline.
I (just / have) my winter jacket dry-cleaned.
I've just had my winter jacket dry-cleaned.
He'll call you as soon as he (finish) his homework.
He'll call you as soon as he finishes / has finished his homework.
But for / Unless my best friend, I would never have discovered my true potential.
But for my best friend, I would never have discovered my true potential.
I don't feel like (go out) tonight. Maybe a cozy night in would be better?
I don't feel like going out tonight. Maybe a cozy night in would be better?
They (have) their house inspected for potential issues at the moment.
They are having their house inspected for potential issues at the moment.
She (practice) the piano for five years before she performed at the concert.
She had been practicing the piano for five years before she performed at the concert.
Would / Should you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out.
Should you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out.
I would like (involve) in the decision-making process.
I would like to be involved in the decision-making process.
When I was a child, I (never / allow / eat) dessert before finishing my dinner.
When I was a child, I was never allowed to eat dessert before finishing my dinner.
I (not / understand) anything so far. Can you explain it in simpler terms?
I haven’t understood anything so far. Can you explain it in simpler terms?
It's high time we addressed / have addressed this issue once and for all.
It's high time we addressed this issue once and for all.
I can't stand (criticize) for every little mistake.
I can't stand being criticized for every little mistake.
The teacher (have / her students / participate) in a group project.
The teacher had her students participate in a group project.
You seem out of breath. (you / run)?
You seem out of breath. Have you been running?
I'd rather you not take / don't take / didn't take that risk alone. Let's find a safer way to approach it together.
I'd rather you didn't take that risk alone. Let's find a safer way to approach it together.
She denied (steal) the necklace from the jewelry store.
She denied stealing / having stolen the necklace from the jewelry store.
Jake (make / redo) his assignment by his boss.
Jake was made to redo his assignment by his boss.