I was discussing climate change with Paul the other day. (Even so, Incidentally) he started working with the Greenpeace.

Social media sites are a powerful force. (For instance/ Nevertheless) information on Facebook travels far and fast.

Use the two phrases to make one new mixed conditional sentence: He's not good at maths, that's why he didn't pass last week's test.

The issue of ______ relates to a lack of available food to a population, sometimes caused by environmental or economic factors.

I wouldn't have remembered (unless/ supposing) you'd reminded me.

Use the two phrases to make one new mixed conditional sentence: She forgot to feed the dog, that's why she has to go home.

Third Conditional: I ______ (not give) you that book if I ______ (know) you already read it.

We would have been late, (even if, supposing) we'd hurried.

I get fed up with listening to politicians and I'm not sure who to vote for. (Even so, As I was saying) I think we're lucky to live in a democracy, so we should vote.

Third Conditional: If you ______ (not warn) us, there _____ (be) an accident.

I get fed up with listening to politicians and I'm not sure who to vote for. (Even still, As I was saying) I think we're lucky to live in a democracy, so we should vote.

I ______ (eat) the cake, if it ______ (have) so much frosting on it.

Use the two phrases to make one new mixed conditional sentence: They cooked lunch, that's why the kitchen is messy.