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Rewrite using PARTICIPLE CLAUSE - Commuters who wish to purchase a season ticket can apply for it online.

Commuters WISHING to purchase ....

Rewrite using PARTICIPLE CLAUSE - The train that has arrived at platform 4 is the one to London.

The train ARRIVING at platform 4.......

Rewrite using PARTICIPLE CLAUSE - Tickets which are booked a month in advance have a 10% discount.

Tickets booked a month.....

Rewrite using PARTICIPLE CLAUSE - My grandfather owns a scooter, which was made in the 1960s.

......a scooter, made in the 1960s.

The form of 3rd Conditional

IF + S + PAST PERFECT, S + WOULD + HAVE + V3/ED

She twisted her ankle because she wore high heels. --> If

If she hadn't worn high heels, she wouldn't have twisted her ankle.

I hadn't taken the guide book so we didn't know where to go. --> If

If I had taken the guide book, we would have known where to go.

Don't forget .....and see us if you're ever in the area. (come)

to come

Tyler went on ......an airline pilot after he finished all his training. (become)

to become

We ended up ......with friends because we couldn't afford a hotel. ( stay)

STAYING

My dad offered ...........me a lift to the station. (give)

to give

A vehicle that sits on a pocket of air and can move over land or water.

hovercraft

A small aircraft without wings that can go straight up into the air.

HELICOPTER

A boat that carries paying passengers across a river.

FERRY

'Did you have a good time yesterday?' -->My mum asked

if I had had a good time the day before

'Can I call you back this evening?' --> Her boyfriend asked

if he could call her back that evening

'When will you have finished the book?' --> I asked Jack

when he would have finished the book

'How much credit would you like?' --> The assistant asked her

how much credit she would like

'I was angry because you forgot my birthday,' she told him

She told him that she had been angry because he had forgotten her birthday.

Change to REPORTED SPEECH ' I won't be going to school tomorrow,' he said.

He said that he wouldn't be going to school the following day.

Change to REPORTED SPEECH 'I think my battery has run out,' Andy said.

Andy said that he thought his battery had run out.

'I'm sorry I'm late,' said the student. (apologised)

The student apologised for being late.

'I'll get back to you later,' Max told me. ( promised)

Max promised to get back to me later.

'You should check your phone bill,' Mom said to her. (advised)

Mom advised her to check her phone bill

My sister .......me to call my grandmother because it was her birthday. A. mentioned B. promised C. reminded

C

Dave .....me for breaking his phone, but it wasn't actually my fault! - A. accused B. blamed C. denied

B

Complete the phrasal verb: - The signal is quite bad here, so we might get cut......

OFF (cut off = interrupt)

Complete the phrasal verb: - Sorry I didn't pick .....the phone.

UP

My battery has run out. Where can I .......... my phone?

recharge

Complete the sentence with the correct REFLEXIVE PRONOUN and spell it - We painted the flat ...............

OURSELVES

Complete the sentence with the correct REFLEXIVE PRONOUN - My mother hasn't got time to iron my clothes, so I'll have to do it ............

MYSELF

Complete the sentence with the form of HAVE STH DONE using the verb in brackets. - She ............every two months. (her hair/ cut)

has her hair cut

Complete the sentence with the form of HAVE STH DONE using the verb in brackets. - My mum ........when I was ten. ( the photo/ take)

had the photo taken

Complete the sentence with the form of HAVE STH DONE using the verb in brackets. - I .........last week. ( my eyes/ test)

had my eyes tested

Complete the sentence with the passive form of the verb in brackets. - How many Hunger Games films ....... so far? (make)

have been made

Complete the sentence with the passive form of the verb in brackets. - This concert should .......on TV. (show)

be shown

Spell out the word of "a person who writes a play"

P-L-A-Y-W-R-I-G-H-T

A person who writes a novel.

NOVELIST

A form of acting that uses body movements and facial expressions, not words.

MIME

A figure or an object made out of stone, metal or some other hard material.

SCULPTURE

A piece of creative writing arranged in short lines, often about emotions.

POEM