Reported Speech
Gerunds and Infinitives
Relative Clauses
Third Conditional
Quantifiers
Question Tags
100
I'm hungry.
→ She said...
She said (that) she was hungry.
100
I am happy _____. (V1 = help)
to help
100
Apple is the company _____ makes the iPad.
which / that
100
The dog wouldn't have swallowed your credit card...
[Example] ...if you hadn't left it on the coffee table.
100
Choose the correct answer(s).
There aren't any / There are no neighbors.
There aren't any / There are no
100
It's hot today, _____ _____?
isn't it
200
Where do you live?
→ They asked me...
They asked me where I lived.
200
I'm not very good at _____ names. (V1 = remember)
remembering
200
Lee Byung-chull was the man _____ founded Samsung.
who / that
200
She wouldn't have lost her job...
[Example] ...if she had worked harder.
200
You won't be late, _____ _____?
will you
300
You passed the exam!
→ He told me...
He told me (that) I had passed the exam.
300
_____ is my favorite thing to do on weekends. (V1 = shop)
Shopping
300
1. Can you use that?
2. Can you remove the pronoun?
Minato is the district in Tokyo where Sony has its headquarters.
1. No. We can only use that instead of who or which.
2. No. We never remove where or whose.
300
Complete the sentence using the third conditional.
If I _____ more time, I _____ my homework.
[Example] If I had had more time, I would have finished my homework.
400
I'll always love you.
→ He told me...
He told me (that) he would always love me.
400
My parents didn't let me _____ last night. (V1 = go out)
go out
400
1. Can you use that?
2. Can you remove the pronoun?
Our neighbors, who are both teachers, work at the same school.
1. No.
2. No.
When we see a comma, we know the clause just adds extra information. We never change or remove the pronoun in this kind of relative clause.
400
You didn't do your homework, _____ _____?
did you
500
I have been waiting for my food for an hour.
→ She told me...
She told me (that) she had been waiting for her food for an hour.
500
He said he would give up _____. (V1 = smoke)
smoking
500
1. Can you use that?
2. Can you remove the pronoun?
I brought a photo of the place which I love the most.
1. Yes.
2. No. We can sometimes remove the pronoun if the two clauses have different subjects. Here, the subject is I in both clauses.
500
Correct the sentence.
I don't have some money right now.
I don't have any money right now.
600
The seller had already left when I arrived.
→ He said...
He said (that) the seller had already left when he arrived.
600
I feel like _____ chocolate. (V1 = eat)
eating
600
1. Can you use that?
2. Can you remove the pronoun?
The thing which my brother wants the most is a new computer.
1. Yes.
2. Yes, because the two clauses have different subjects (The thing and my brother).
700
We may need to borrow your car this week.
→ They told us...
They told us (that) they might need to borrow our car that week.
700
Try not _____ a noise. (V1 = make)
to make
700
Correct the sentences.
How much presents did you get? A lot of!
How many presents did you get? A lot!
700
You'd have told me if you'd known, _____ _____?
wouldn't you
800
We can't wait to go to the beach tomorrow!
→ They said...
They said (that) they couldn't wait to go to the beach the next day / the following day.
800
I suggest _____ for your test. (V1 = study)
studying
800
Create a sentence using the third conditional.
[Example] If he hadn't been talking on the phone, he wouldn't have started the fire.
800
Correct the sentences.
We have very few milk left. Please buy any more.
We have very little milk left. Please buy some more.
800
We had a good time at the festival, _____ _____?
didn't we
900
Will you be doing anything tomorrow?
→ He asked her...
He asked her if / whether she would be doing anything the next day / the following day.
900
I don't mind _____ early. (V1 = get up)
getting up
900
Create a sentence using the third conditional.
[Example] If she had set an alarm, she wouldn't have been late to school.
900
Correct the sentences.
We have very little problems living in the countryside. There's a lots of peace and quiet.
We have very few problems living in the countryside. There's a lot of peace and quiet.
1000
You must come with me now!
→ She told me...
She told me (that) I had to come / go with her then / at that time.
1000
I cannot afford _____ at a restaurant. (V1 = eat)
to eat
1000
The film I watched last night was great. I can't remember its name.
The film I watched last night, whose name I can't remember, was great.