Complete with your own idea. Use the ZERO CONDITIONAL: "If people don’t sleep enough, ...."
they feel tired / they have trouble concentrating / they make more mistakes
Complete with your own idea. USE THE FIRST CONDITIONAL: "If it rains tomorrow, ..."
I will watch a movie / I will work from home / I won't go to the office
Complete with your own idea. USE THE SECOND CONDITIONAL: "If I had more free time, ..."
I would read more books / I'd go to the gym regularly / I'd start a new hobby
IS THIS SENTENCE CORRECT OR INCORRECT? (if it's incorrect, explain the mistake): "If you mix red and blue, you got purple."
INCORRECT. Correct sentence: "If you mis red and blue, you GET purple"
IS THIS SENTENCE CORRECT OR INCORRECT? (if it's incorrect, explain the mistake): "If they were taller, they will play basketball professionally."
INCORRECT. Correct sentence: "If they were taller, they WOULD play basketball professionally."
What is the meaning of the phrase "TO NOT HAVE A CLUE"? For example: "She didn’t have a clue what the teacher was talking about."
to have no idea about something / to not understand or know anything about a situation
What is the meaning of the phrase "TO HAVE A WORD WITH SOMEONE"? For example: "I need to have a word with you about your behavior in the meeting."
It means you want to speak to someone, often in private, to discuss a problem, give advice, or clarify something.
Complete with the most suitable modal verb (WOULD/COULD/SHOULD): "We _____ go to the cinema tonight if you want."
COULD
Complete with the most suitable modal verb (WOULD/COULD/SHOULD): "You ______ talk to your teacher if you don’t understand the topic."
SHOULD
Complete with the most suitable modal verb (WOULD/COULD/SHOULD): "_____ you like to join us for lunch?
WOULD
What does “BEING ASSERTIVE” mean? For example, if you're asked to stay overtime at work, you can be assertive and say: "I can’t stay late today, but I can finish this task tomorrow morning.”
expressing your thoughts, feelings, or needs clearly and confidently in a respectful manner.
Complete with the correct form of the verb in brackets: "When I arrived at the station, the train _____ already _____ (leave)."
had already left
