Phrasal verbs
I want to give ___ smoking. It's not healthy and I don't want to do it any more.
up
It's what you need to use when your phone battery is low.
charger
That looks like my grandma but it _____ be her because she died last year!
can't
If you ____ ice in the sun, it ______ .
(put, melt)
If you put ice in the sun, it melts.
Zero conditional
I didn't want to go to the dentist on Monday so I put it ____ (postpone)until a few days later.
off
They have a great relationship. They get on like a h____ o_ f___.
house on fire
You can't go outside at the moment. You _____ to stay at home.
have
If I ____ him tomorrow, I ______ him the money.
(see, give)
If I see him tomorrow, I will give him the money.
First conditional
My car broke ______ so I had to take the bus.
down
ABDELRU
An adjective meaning something won't break easily.
durable
Who's making all the noise?
I'm not sure but it ______ be the neighbours, they have three energetic children.
could / may / might
I _____ a house if I _____ the lottery.
(buy, win)
would buy, won / will buy, win
Do you think it's something to do with the way society is set _________?
up
CEEFHLLRUY
Adverb, to do something in a happy way.
cheerfully
I took my mum's car without asking and she got angry.
I s_____ h____ asked her.
should have
If I _______ to France last year, I ______ the Eiffel Tower.
(not go, not see)
If I hadn't gone to France last year, I wouldn't have seen the Eiffel Tower.
Third conditional
She had promised to help me but at the last minute she let me _____ and said she was too busy.
down
She's a AFIR-AEEHRTW friend. She's only there for the happy times.
fair-weather
She ______ be hungry because she hasn't eaten anything for two days!
must
If my parents ______ to Italy when I was a child, I _____ Italian perfectly now.
(move, speak)
If my parents had moved to Italy when I was a child, I would speak Italian perfectly now.
Mixed conditional