Conditionals
Complete the sentence: “If it ______ (rain) tomorrow, we won’t go to the park.”
rains – First Conditional
Choose the correct modal: “You ______ (should / must / might) eat more vegetables for your health.”
should
Complete: “By the time we arrived, the film ______ (already / start).”
had already started – past perfect
Fill in: “I ______ (visit) Paris three times.”
have visited – present perfect simple
Identify if it’s a subject or object question: “Who called you yesterday?”
Subject question
Identify the type of conditional: “If I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam.”
Third conditional
Complete the sentence: “She ______ (can’t / mustn´t/ might) be at home, I just saw her outside.”
can’t
Complete the sentence: “When I was a child, I ______ (play) outside every day.
played/used to play/would play
Choose the correct form: “She ______ (study) English for two hours.”
has studied/ has been studying
Rewrite as an indirect question: “Where is the nearest supermarket?”
Could you tell me where the nearest supermarket is?
Correct the mistake: “If I will see him, I will tell him the news.”
If I see him, I will tell him the news.
Use a modal to give advice for this situation: “I feel tired all the time.”
You should rest / You ought to sleep more.
Choose the correct form:
“She ______ (work) at the company for five years when she finally got a promotion.”
had worked/had been working
Correct the mistake: “I have been to London last year.”
I went to London last year – past simple, not present perfect
Correct the mistake: “Do you know what time is it?”
Do you know what time it is?
Rewrite using the second conditional: “I don’t have a car, so I can’t drive to work.”
If I had a car, I could drive to work.
Express obligation in the past: “I ______ (must / have to) finish the report yesterday, but I didn’t.”
was supposed to/had to
Combine the tenses correctly in one sentence:
Prompt: “I / meet / my old friend / at the park / when / he / walk / his dog”
I met my old friend at the park when he was walking his dog.
Complete: “They ______ (wait) for the bus since 8 a.m., and it still hasn’t arrived.”
have been waiting
Rewrite as an indirect question with reported speech:
“Where did they put the keys?”
Can you tell me where they put the keys?
Create a mixed conditional using the prompt: “She didn’t take the medicine / now she’s sick.”
If she had taken the medicine, she wouldn’t be sick now.
Make a deduction about the past using a modal: “He didn’t answer my call. He ______ (must / can’t / might) be busy.”
must have been busy / can’t have been free / might have been busy
Fill in all blanks with the correct narrative tense:
“While I ______ (wait) for the bus, I ______ (realize) that I ______ (forget) my wallet at home, and I ______ (feel) terrible all day.”
was waiting / realized / had forgotten / felt
Fill in the blank:
“I ______ (know) him since we were kids.”
have known – state verb “know” uses simple, not continuous
Rewrite as an indirect question with reported speech:
“Did she finish the report on time?”
Do you know if/whether she finished the report on time?