Adjectives
Someone who always tells the truth
Honest
put it in active:
People like optimists
optimists are like by people
the direction which you should go
how heavy you are
way/weigh
Who likes Penelope?
Harry
make the sentences into one using relative pronouns.
We visited the laboratory. They did the experiment there
We visited the laboratory where they did the experiment.
which condition is it and put it in the right form.
If you (heat) ice, it (melt)
zero conditional.
if you heat ice, it melts
someone who always stays with you and is always on your side
loyal
She ate all the strawberries
all the strawberries were eaten by her
an optic organ
a pronoun
eye/I
Who was messing around with Simon's backpack?
Natasha
make the sentences into one using relative pronouns.
I know the nurse. She got a promotion with more benefits.
I know the nurse who got a promotion with more benefits.
what conditional, and use the right form.
If I (go) to the post office, I (post) the letter for you.
first conditional.
If I go to the post office, I’ll post the letter for you.
someone who wants a lot of success, promotions in work, and is always trying to climb higher.
ambitious
we will rock you
you will be rocked by us
a question work for a place
clothes that are on you
wear/where
who loves making a lot of acronyms?
Natasha
make the sentences into one using relative pronouns.
My favourite season is autumn. That is when the leaves fall from the trees.
My favourite season is autumn, when the leaves fall from the trees.
If I (be) rich, I (set up) my own hotel chain.
second conditional
If I were rich, I would set up my own hotel chain.
someone who is selfless and is willing to give away his things and donate money etc,
ambitious
they are applying for an internship
an internship is being applied for by them
a colour
a past tense of a verb
red/read
Who are competing for the leadership award at school
harry and penelope
make the sentences into one using relative pronouns.
Sally has a lot of self-confidence. She's a business woman
Sally, who's a business woman, has a lot of self confidence
what conditional, correct form?
If I hadn’t gone to the party, I (meet) Peter.
Third conditional
If I hadn’t gone to the party, I wouldn’t have met Peter.
a synonym for cute
adorable
she has never seen the Eiffel tower
The Eiffel Tower has never been seen by her
being victorious
a number
one/won
which teacher did Jessica want to tell about the cyberbullying
Mrs. Jenkins
make the sentences into one using relative pronouns.
I was thinking about the message. Jason sent it to me yesterday.
what conditional is it? and fix it.
When Josie (go) to a restaurant, she (order) something she knows she likes.
zero conditional:
When Josie goes to a restaurant, she orders something she knows she likes.
something with woman-like attributes.
feminine
He had done the homework before.
The homework had been done before by him.
turned around quickly
the earth
world/whirled
What's the "Club" they've accidentally created
the acronym is "CAB"
classmates against bullying
make the sentences into one using relative pronouns.
Amy and Laura's relationship is very strong. They have been friends for many years.
Amy and relationship, who have been friends for many years, have a strong relationship.
what conditional, and correct form.
If he (pull) out his knife, I could have been injured.
third
If he had pulled out his knife, I could have been injured.