Causative
Narrative Tenses
Relative clauses
Vocabulary
100

We ___ (our house / paint) last week because the old colour had faded.

had our house painted

100

By the time we arrived, the concert ___ (already / start).

had already started

100

The man ___ lives next door is a professional chef.

who/that

100

deer meat

venison

200

Someone serviced her car yesterday. → She __________ yesterday.

had her car serviced

200

I was exhausted because I ___ (work) all day without a break.

had been working

200

This is the restaurant. I told you about it. (Join with a relative clause)

This is the restaurant (which / that) I told you about.  

200

slightly wet food, especially in a good way

moist

300

They _____________ (plan / the roof / repair) before the winter sets in.

are planning to get the roof repaired

300

First she packed her suitcase, and then she left the hotel.
→ She __________ after she __________ her suitcase.

She left the hotel after she had packed her suitcase.

300

The book ___ I had borrowed from the library turned out to be fascinating.

The book, WHICH I had borrowed from the library, turned out to be fascinating.

300

not loud, bright, noticeable, or obvious in any way  

subtle

400

The company is going to redesign their logo next month.

is going to have their logo redesigned 

400

They suddenly ______ (realise) they ___ (take) the wrong bus when it stopped in a strange village.

realised ... had taken

400

The woman is my aunt. She gave you the keys. (Use a defining relative clause)

The woman who gave you the keys is my aunt.

400

the covering of the inside of the stomach of an animal, such as a cow or sheep, used for food

tripe

500

The CEO insisted ________ (the documents / check) by an external auditor before signing.

ON having the documents checked 

500

I finished my book. Then I started watching a film. (Use “no sooner…than”)
→ No sooner __________ than __________.

had I finished my book than I started watching a film.

500

The proposal, many aspects of ___ were controversial, was eventually approved.

The proposal, many aspects of which were controversial, was eventually approved.

500

to begin to understand how to do something well

to get a feel for sth