(would rather A than B) I - study English - study math
I would rather study English than study math.
You cannot go home (unless/if) you finish doing your homework.
unless
(Add 'should') Jenny had no idea what to do for a living.
Jenny had no idea what she should do for a living.
(Add 'made me') a failing grade - sad
A failing grade made me sad.
(Add 'should') I did not remember what to buy for dinner.
I did not remember what I should buy for dinner.
(Though/Since) it is raining outside, we are going to go on a picnic.
Though
(Add 'should') Mr. Smith doesn't know how to fix the door.
Mr. Smith doesn't know how he should fix the door.
(Add 'made me') a lot of homework - upset
A lot of homework made me upset.
(Add 'should') Sam and Jean were not sure what to wear for the upcoming party.
Sam and Jean were not sure what they should wear for the upcoming party.
Rearrange: My younger brother came home when I arrived at home.
When I arrived at home, my younger brother came home.
(Add 'made me') the heavy shower - blue
The heavy shower made me blue.
I will play soccer althow it raining outside. (2 mistakes)
althow > although , add is
Rearrange: You can watch TV while you have dinner.
While you have dinner, you can watch TV.
(would rather A than B) I - watch a movie - go to a concert
I would rather watch a movie than go to a concert.
(Add 'should') She doesn't decide what to eat.
She doesn't decide what she should eat.
I like watching TV (after/because) it is very interesting.
because
What is Patty teacher's first name?
Patricia
Rearrange: I love him since he tries to spend time with me.
Since he tries to spend time with me, I love my father.
(would rather A than B) I - write a book - read a book
I would rather write a book than read a book.
To solve this problem I decided to talking with my teacher. (2 mistakes)
Add , & talking > talk
(While/Although) you have dinner with your family members, you can talk with your family a lot.
While