active or passive
We .....................................(work) hard at the moment because the project ......................(must finish) by tomorrow.
We are working hard at the moment because the project must be finished by tomorrow.
"I went to bed early", Mum said.
Mum said that she had gone to bed early.
My Mum ...... (cook) at the moment
My Mum is cooking at the moment.
to say or think that someone or something did something wrong or is responsible for something bad happening.
blame (v)
No one is to blame, it wasn't our fault.
extremely angry
furious
If you ...........................(become) dishonest, your problem ...........................(solve)
If you become dishonest, your problem won't be solved.
"Mary's bothering me", said Tom.
Tom complained that Mary was bothering him.
Why ..................... (do) that? I ........................(not trust) you ever again.
What did you do that? I won't trust you ever again!
A time or day by which something must be done
deadline (noun)
The deadline for applications is tomorrow.
cold
chilly
If you and your sister......................(look) alike, .......................you...........................(love) her more?
If you and your sister looked alike, would you love her more?
"Jane has just had a baby", John said to him.
John told him that Jane had just had a baby.
recently (present perfect)
......................... you ........................(see) any good films recently?
Have you seen any good films recently.
Making you feel that something illegal is happening or that something is wrong:
suspicious (adjective)
His behaviour is suspicious
outstanding
excellent
When we................................(arrive) at the party yesterday, we .........................(welcome) by our host.
When we arrived at the party yesterday, we were welcomed by our host.
"Do you like football?, Martin asked.
Martin asked if we liked football.
Before I .................................(can reach) the door, she quickly closed it.
Before I could reach the door, she quickly closed it.
to make someone realize a possible danger or problem, especially one in the future.
warn (verb)
cloudy
overcast
Your room .............................. (clean), as soon as soon as it ........................................... (become) available.
Your room will be cleaned, as soon as it becomes available.
"I must prepare for my interview", said Nick.
Nick said that he had to prepare for his interview.
What ................................... (do) when he ........................... (arrive)?
What were you doing when he arrived?
to get better
to improve
Your English will improve if you keep practising.
Feeling ashamed or shy
embarrased