We ... yesterday. (print - the photo)
HAD THE PHOTO PRINTED
My sister ... (dye - her hair) tomorrow afternoon.
IS HAVING HER HAIR DYED
They ... right now. (build - a shed)
ARE HAVING A SHED BUILT
... you ... last month? (deliver - the furniture)
DID YOU HAVE THE FURNITURE DELIVERED
... they usually ... by others? (do - their homework)
DO THEY USUALLY HAVE THEIR HOMEWORK DONE?
I had to ... . (fix - my washing machine).
HAVE MY WASHING MACHINE FIXED
My grandma never ... . (do - her shopping). She loves shopping.
HAS HER SHOPPING DONE
My parents are going ... . (tidy - their garden)
TO HAVE THEIR GARDEN TIDIED
If Rachel ... (have) more time, she ... (learn) to play the guitar.
HAD / WOULD LEARN
If he ... (get) any worse, I ... (take) him to the doctor.
GETS / WILL TAKE
If you ... (boil) water, it ... (turn) into steam.
BOIL / TURNS
I ... (take) photos from space if I ... (be) an astronaut.
WOULD TAKE / WERE
We ... (buy) a house if we ... (have) more money.
WOULD BUY / HAD
Helen ... (get) a promotion if she ... (work) hard, but she´s rather lazy.
WOULD GET / WORKED
We ... (need) to queue up at the cinema yesterday because my wife ... (already / buy) the tickets.
DIDN´T NEED / HAD ALREADY BOUGHT
The thieves ... (already / spend) the money when the police ... (catch) them.
HAD ALREADY SPENT / CAUGHT
