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'I wish I had enough money to buy my parents a present,' said Gareth. (if) Gareth would buy ...
Gareth would buy his parents a present if he had enough money.
'Have you ever been on an adventure holiday?' Tim asked. (me) Tim asked ...
Tim asked me if I had ever been on an adventure holiday.
Sean broke his leg. He couldn't go surfing. (able) If Sean ...
If Sean hadn't broken his leg, he would have been able to go surfing.
Simon is having his third scuba diving lesson. (already) Simon ...
Simon has already had two scuba diving lessons.
Spending so much money on souvenirs wasn't necessary. (needn't) We ... souvenirs.
We needn't have spent so much money on souvenirs.
They have made magnificent rugs for centuries in Iran. (made) Magnificent rugs ....
Magnificent rugs have been made for centuries in Iran.
We were taken on a tour of the city and shown the sights by a guide. (who) The guide ... sights.
The guide who took us on a tour of the city showed us the sights.
You couldn't see the house from the road. (be) The house .... from the road.
The house couldn't be seen from the road.
I won't stay in a hotel if it doesn't have a swimming pool. (unless) I ... a swimming pool.
I won't stay in a hotel unless it has a swimming pool.
How long you / be / at this school? (present perfect)
How long have you been at this school?
How long / you / stay / in Madrid? (present continuous)
How long are you staying in Madrid?
you / visit / London / yet? (present perfect)
Have you visited London yet?
How / you / travel / to Scotland? (future with going to)
How are you going to travel to Scotland?
it / rain / later? (future with will)
Will it rain later?
Why / Peter / look / so nervous? (past simple)
Why did Peter look so nervous?
Who / you / talk / to on the phone? (past continuous)
Who were you talking to on the phone?
