Tenses
They know the answer!
Present simple
If I run, I get sweaty.
Zero conditional
De camouflage
The camouflage
Who do you think did that?
Well, let's face it, it could've been ...
Anyone/anybody
Een pier
A pier
My train is leaving at 5PM.
Present continuous
If he did that, there would be trouble.
Second conditional
The well-being
Het welzijn
Charles was flying ... the air.
through
Breathtaking
Adembenemend
I was singing quite loudly when she suddenly entered the room.
Past continuous
If they ... (to swim) here, they will drown.
swim
Een staartvin
A flipper
My lunch has been stolen. I don't know who did it, but I'm fairly certain it isn't ... I know.
someone/somebody/anyone/anybody
Aan je lot overgelaten worden
To leave somebody to their own devices
This tense is used to talk about a (usually temporary) action that is completely over now, but was going on at some time in the past.
Past continuous
Correct the mistake:
I would be very happy, if you gave me flowers!
There should not be a comma when the conditional clause comes after the main clause.
Our pets take in food that is good for their bodies.
is beneficial to
I'm sure ... knows the truth.
no one / nobody / everyone / everybody / someone/ somebody / anyone / anybody
Taking pictures while standing on top of very high buildings is really dangerous: what if you fall off?
Rooftopping
Past simple is used to express:
A habit/routine, a characteristic, a series of actions, an interruption to a background action, and ...
A permanent state
The second conditional expresses ...
An unreal or unlikely condition and its result.
You send them an e-mail to ... a job in their volunteer project.
apply for
A prepositional phrase consists of:
A preposition, ..., and ...
A preposition, its object, and any words that modify the object.
The new disease is highly ... , you can easily get infected.
contagious