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PRONUNCIATE CORRECTLY: relapse
.
PRONUNCIATE CORRECTLY: dosage
.
PRONUNCIATE CORRECTLY: quit
.
GIVE A SYNONYM FOR: training
workout
GIVE A SYNONYM FOR: adapt
adjust
GIVE A SYNONYM FOR: get over
overcome
GIVE A SYNONYM FOR: sleepy
drowsy
GIVE A SYNONYM FOR: lose weight
slim down
REPHRASE: You have to make a reservation ahead of time to be able to get a room. --> Unless...
Unless you make a reservation ahead of time, you won't be able to get a room.
REPHRASE: Neil might fail the exam, but he can take it again. --> If Neil...
If Neil fails the exam, he can / will take it again. / If Neil failed the exam, he could / would take it again.
REPHRASE: I won't go on the trip because I'm busy. --> If I...
If I weren't busy, I would go to the trip.
REPHRASE: I want to visit China but I don't have a passport. --> If I...
If I had a passport, I would visit China.
REPHRASE: I think Lisa shouldn't speak to Dave. --> If I were...
If I were Lisa, I wouldn't speak to Dave.
REPHRASE: Barbara walks to work if no one gives her a lift. --> Unless...
Unless someone gives her a lift, Barbara walks to work.
REPHRASE: Gary couldn't play basketball because he was ill. --> If Gary...
If Gary hadn't been ill, he could / would have played basketball.
REPHRASE: My grandpa is overweight because he eats too much. --> If my grandpa...
If my grandpa didn't eat so much, he wouldn't be overweight.
CORRECT THE MISTAKE: If I hadn't gone to that party, I wouldn't meet Peter.
I wouldn't have met Peter
CORRECT THE MISTAKE: Unless he study hard, he won't pass his test.
Unless he studies
CORRECT THE MISTAKE: If I was you, I wouldn't do that.
If I were you
CORRECT THE MISTAKE: If Mary had enough money she would buy a bigger house.
If Mary had enough money, she would buy a bigger house.
CORRECT THE MISTAKE: Tell him to go to his room if he will have a bad behaviour.
if he has
SAY THE TYPE OF CONDITIONAL: I would travel overseas if I had enough money.
second
SAY THE TYPE OF CONDITIONAL: Unless it rains tomorrow, the football match will take place normally.
first
SAY THE TYPE OF CONDITIONAL: If I had gone to bed early, I wouldn't have overslept.
third
SAY THE TYPE OF CONDITIONAL: If you take a strong medicine, you'll probably have side effects.
first
SAY THE TYPE OF CONDITIONAL: If you heat a cube of ice, it melts.
zero
COMPLETE: If you____________________ (not work) harder, you won't pass the exam.
don't work
COMPLETE: If I ____________________ (be) ill, would you visit me?
were
COMPLETE: If Sean ____________________ (not be) driving so fast, the police would not have stopped him.
hadn't been
COMPLETE: Call me if you _______________ (need) to talk.
need
COMPLETE: If it weren't so hot, we ____________________ (play) football.
would play
COMPLETE: She ____________________ (go) on holiday if she hadn't been ill.
would have gone
COMPLETE: The children ____________________ (go) skating if the lake were frozen.
would go
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