Turn into passive: "They are washing the car".
The car is being washed
Turn into reported speech: "They are washing the car", she said to me.
She told me they were washing the car
Complete using the correct relative pronoun: I don't know ( ) you are so angry.
why
Complete using the correct verbal tense: When I (walk) to school I ( ) (see) her.
was walking/ saw
Turn into passive: "She is baking a cake".
A cake is being baked
Complete using the correct type of conditional sentence: If she had studied, she ( ) (pass) the exam.
would have passed
Complete using the correct relative pronoun: The book ( ) you lent me is fascinating.
which/ that/ -
Turn into passive: She will send you the documents on Monday morning. YOU...
You will be sent the documents on Monday morning
I broke my leg last week. I didn't take part in the dance competition. IF.....
If I hadn't broken my leg, I would have taken part in the dance competition
It’s two years since I had a puncture. ( rephrase usando HAVE)
I haven't had a puncture for 2 years
“Who has been using my computer?” asked Tom. (report)
Tom asked who had been using his computer
Mark‟s wife was wearing a dress last night. It was beautiful. ( JOIN THE SENTENCES WITH A RELATIVE PRONOUN) The dress....
The dress (that/which/ -) Mark's wife was wearing was beautiful
Perhaps my secretary knows his address. ( REWRITE USING A MODAL VERB)
My secretary might/may know his address
Her parents said: “Get your coat, Lydia!” (REPORT THIS COMMAND)
Her parents told Lidia to get her coat
They went on a trip in spite of the bad weather. ALTHOUGH....
Although the weather was bad, they went on a trip
MAKE A QUESTION FOR THE ANSWER GIVEN: The children were playing ON THE BEACH.
Where were the children playing?
