Perfect Tense
I / walk / 10 kilometers
I have walked 10 kilometers.
conditional 0
drink too much coffee ---> can't sleep
If I drink too much coffee, I can't sleep.
I can't sleep if I drink too much coffee.
if/when + present simple, present simple
Tomer dropped the pencil.
The pencil was dropped by Tomer.
We start the sentence with the object.
Hebrew and English are both important.
Not only is Hebrew important, but also English.
Is it passive?
They learned English.
No, this is Active Voice.
Passive:
English was learned by them.
You / never / eat / sushi
You have never eaten Sushi.
conditional 0
the sun goes down ---> get's cold
If the sun goes down, it get's cold
It gets cold if the sun goes down.
if/when + present simple, present simple
Gilad taught the English lesson.
The English lesson was taught by Gilad.
I can only learn English if I study.
Only if I study can I learn English.
Make it past progressive:
I ate in the cafeteria yesterday.
I was eating in the cafeteria yesterday when...
He / go / university
He has gone to university.
Conditional 1
doesn't rain ---> go to the beach
If it doesn't rain, then we'll go to the beach.
We'll go to the beach, if it doesn't rain.
if/when + present simple >> will + infinitive.
We had a test last week.
Last week we had a test.
The missing cat was there.
Use the term "in spite of"
I had a bad teacher ---> I passed my test.
In spite of having a bad teacher, I passed my test.
or
I passed my test in spite of having a bad teacher.
She / be / Europe
She has been to Europe.
you finish your work ---> can leave early
If you finish your work, then you can leave early.
You can leave early, if you finish your work.
if/when + present simple >> will + infinitive.
The students didn't listen to the teacher.
The teacher was not listened to by the students.
I didn't realize until I got home.
Not until I got home did I realize.
put the words in the correct order:
famous / had / moved / been / to / have / Hollywood / I / could / if / I
I could have been famous if I had moved to Hollywood.
They / never / do / yoga
They have never done yoga.
Conditional 2
have more money ---> travel
If I had more money, I would travel.
if + past simple >> + would + present simple.
Robbert Downy Jr played the role of Iron Man.
The role of Iron Man was played by Robbert Downy Jr.
We have never seen such a bad movie.
Never have we seen such a bad movie.
Make the sentence Present Perfect progressive:
I am doing karate.
I have been doing Karate.