They (not talk) to each other since they (quarrel) last Saturday.
They haven't talked to each other since they quarreled last Saturday.
You eat too much meat. It's not good for you.
If I ...
If I were you, I wouldn't eat so much meat.
They are listening to the podcast about climate changes now.
The podcast ...
The podcast about climate changes is being listened to now.
'Are you kidding me now?'
He asked ...
He asked if I was kidding him then.
- Do you have many friends?
- No, just ... (kilku).
- Do you have many friends?
- No, just a few.
Because of the lockdown and problems with Internet connection, he ... ... with his work. He'll have to catch up when the pandemic is over.
Because of the lockdown and problems with Internet connection, he fell behind with his work. He'll have to catch up when the pandemic is over.
The house doesn't belong to us.
The house isn't ...
The house isn't ours.
He has got enough courage to bungee jump. (BRAVE)
He is brave enough to bungee jump.
Wow, this is (pretty) picture I've ever seen!
Wow, this is the prettiest picture I've ever seen!
Tom is not as fast as Peter.
Peter ...
Peter is faster than Tom.
I guess he won't have time for practicing more. He'll fail exams to music school.
Unless ...
Unless he practices more, he'll fail exams to music school.
'We saw giraffes in the zoo yesterday.'
He said ...
He said they had seen giraffes in the zoo the previous day / the day before.
Do they eat porridge for breakfast? (change into Passive Voice)
Is porridge eaten for breakfast?
How long (you/be) together? When (you/meet)?
How long have you been together? When did you meet?
Look at the sky! It (rain) any minute now.
Look at the sky! It is going to rain any minute now.
The man ... son is a famous architect lives in our neighbourhood. (fill in with one word)
The man whose son is a famous architect lives in our neighbourhood.
