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They gave us the wrong address. (Use passive voice)
We were given the wrong address.
I regret not studying harder for the exam. (Use wish)
I wish I had studied harder for the exam.
The teacher explained the rule. Then, we did an exercise. (Use after)
After the teacher had explained the rule, we did an exercise.
He didn't tell me the truth, so I got angry. (Use conditional sentence)
If he had told me the truth, I wouldn’t have gotten angry.
The boy is my cousin. He won the chess tournament. (Use a relative clause)
The boy who won the chess tournament is my cousin.
They had already left when we arrived. (Use before)
They had left before we arrived.
It was too cold, so we didn’t go swimming. (Use so… that)
It was so cold that we didn’t go swimming.
She started working here five years ago. (Use present perfect)
She has been working here for five years.
He didn’t repair the car last weekend. (Use wish)
I wish he had repaired the car last weekend.
The manager gave him a promotion. (Use passive voice)
He was given a promotion by the manager.
If he ______ (study) harder, he would pass the exam.
had studied
She is used to ______ (wake) up early.
waking
By next year, they ______ (live) in this house for ten years.
will have been living/will have lived
This is the city where I ______ (be) born.
was
If only he ______ (listen) to me, he wouldn’t have made that mistake.
had listened
The project ______ (finish) by the end of the week.
will have been finished
