Conditionals
What will you do if (not get) this job?
1) don't get
2) doesn't get
3) won't get
4) not get
1) don't get
'I'll lend you the money .' ⇒ He told me he ... me the money.
1) would lend
2) lent
3) was lending
1) would lend
It was an unpopular decision to postpone ... (to build) the new hospital.
It was an unpopular decision to postpone building the new hospital.
We are staying at the hotel because my house was been/has being/is being redecorated.
We are staying at the hotel because my house is being redecorated.
I would love to spend just one night in the/-/a Ritz Carlton Hotel.
I would love to spend just one night in the Ritz Carlton Hotel.
I didn't help/wouldn't help him if I were you.
wouldn't help
'I was at the doctor all morning.' ⇒ She told me that she ... at the doctor all morning.
1) had been
2) has been
3) would be
1) had been
I never intended ... (to hurt) you.
I never intended to hurt you.
When I _____ out of the shower the lights _____.
a.got / were getting off
b.had got / were getting off
c.was getting / went off
d.had been getting / had got off
c.was getting / went off
I want to buy a big TV. The biggest it is/bigger is it/bigger, the better.
I want to buy a big TV. The bigger, the better.
If there ... a late flight, would you take it? (be)
was/were
'Where did you eat?' ⇒ Sam asked me ______.
a.where I had eaten
b.where had I eaten
c.where did I eat
a.where I had eaten
He recommended ... (to read) the book before seeing the movie.
He recommended reading the book before seeing the movie.
When I saw Clara I realised that she ______ much in all those years.
a.didn't change
b.wasn't changing
c.hadn't changed
d.hadn't been changing
c.hadn't changed
______, the more you realise life isn't about how you look.
a.Older you get
b.The oldest you get
c.As older you get
d.The older you get
d.The older you get
A: Dad, I failed the Maths test.
B: If you ... (study) harder, you ... (not fail) it.
had studied; hadn't failed
'Have you signed the contract?' ⇒ Suzan ______ .
a.told me if I had signed the contract
b.asked me whether I had signed the contract
c.said if I signed the contract
b.asked me whether I had signed the contract
She insisted ... seeing her lawyer.
She insisted on seeing her lawyer.
A long time ago, my first wife and I ... (decide) to go on a trip to London for a few days. Before the trip, we were very excited because we ... (never/be) to London before.
A long time ago, my first wife and I decided to go on a trip to London for a few days. Before the trip, we were very excited because we had never been to London before.
Buses are ... convenient than cars.
Buses are less convenient than cars.
If you (not/be) late, we (not/miss) the bus.
hadn't been late; wouldn't have missed
'Where were you last night?' ⇒ He asked me ___ night.
He asked me where I had been the previous night.
She always makes me ... (to laugh).
She always makes me laugh.
They ... (walk) for half an hour before they ... (meet) Tony.
They had been walking for half an hour before they met Tony.
This is the ... (far) place I've ever travelled to.
This is the farthest/furthest place I've ever travelled to.