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UNSCRAMBLE THE SENTENCES: me? / you / for / Could / open / door / the
Could you open the door for me?
UNSCRAMBLE THE SENTENCES: sister / open / wasn't / able / My / jar. / to / the
My sister wasn't able to open the jar.
UNSCRAMBLE THE SENTENCES: article. / They / had / to / long / a / very / write
They had to write a very long article.
UNSCRAMBLE THE SENTENCES: shouldn't / so / the / sit / to / close / You / TV.
You shouldn't sit so close to the TV.
REPLACE THE WORD IN ALL CAPS WITH ONE OF THE PHRASAL VERBS PROVIDED: I need to CONTACT my friend Rob, he still has my book. 1- look forward to 2- get in touch with 3- help out
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REPLACE THE WORD IN ALL CAPS WITH ONE OF THE PHRASAL VERBS PROVIDED: Patricia is COUNTING THE DAYS for the concert next week. She's a huge fan of Beyoncé! 1- looking forward to 2- helping out 3- getting in touch with
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REPLACE THE WORD IN ALL CAPS WITH ONE OF THE PHRASAL VERBS PROVIDED: I MET Hillary at the mall yesterday! I had not seen her for a long time. 1- looked up 2- gave up 3- came across
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REPLACE THE WORD IN ALL CAPS WITH ONE OF THE PHRASAL VERBS PROVIDED: It was a great idea, but it wasn't mine. Todd HAD THE IDEA. 1- came out it 2- let it down 3- thought it up
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REPLACE THE WORD IN ALL CAPS WITH ONE OF THE PHRASAL VERBS PROVIDED: Your mom spent hours baking that cake for your birthday. You don't want to DISAPPOINT HER, do you? 1- let her down 2- give her up 3- think her up
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TURN THE DIRECT QUESTIONS INTO REPORTED QUESTIONS: Do you know what time it is?
(subj) asked me what time it was. OR (subj) wanted to know what time it was.
TURN THE DIRECT QUESTIONS INTO REPORTED QUESTIONS: Are you having fun?
(subj) wanted to know if I was having fun. OR (subj) asked me whether I was having fun.
TURN THE DIRECT QUESTIONS INTO REPORTED QUESTIONS: What kind of food do you like?
(subj) asked me what kind of food I liked. OR (subj) wanted to know what kind of food I liked.
TURN THE DIRECT QUESTIONS INTO REPORTED QUESTIONS: What are you doing?
(subj) asked me what I was doing.
MATCH THE CONDITIONAL HALVES: If I'd seen that movie on the theater, 1- I'd have enjoyed it more. 2- I'd enjoy it more 3- I'll enjoy it more
1- I'd have enjoyed it more. (3rd conditional)
MATCH THE CONDITIONAL HALVES: If I knew the test was today... 1- I'd have studied more 2- I 'd study more 3 I'll study more
2- I 'd study more (2nd conditional)
MATCH THE CONDITIONAL HALVES: If I had known it was going to rain... 1- I would bring an umbrella. 2- I'll bring an umbrella. 3- I'd have brought an umbrella.
3- I'd have brought an umbrella. (3rd conditional)
MATCH THE CONDITIONAL HALVES: If Sarah wasn't dating Rob, 1- I'll ask her out 2- I'd ask her out 3- I'd have asked her out
2- I'd ask her out (2nd conditional)
MATCH THE CONDITIONAL HALVES: If I had a brother.... 1- we would be friends. 2- we will be friends 3- we would have been friends
1- we would be friends. (2nd conditional)
MATCH THE CONDITIONAL HALVES: If I hadn't arrived late... 1- ... I will do the test on time 2- ... I would have done the test on time. 3- ...I would do the test on time.
2- ... I would have done the test on time. (3rd conditional)
CREATE A 1ST CONDITIONAL SENTENCE: If\buy this product, not regret it
if (subj) buy(s) this product, (subj) won't regret it.
CREATE A 1ST CONDITIONAL SENTENCE if\get a job, have more money
If (subj) get(s) a job, (subj) will have more money.
CREATE A 1ST CONDITIONAL SENTENCE: if\travel to Canada, have a good time
if (subj) travel(s) to Canada, (subj)will havea good time,
CREATE A 1ST CONDITIONAL SENTENCE: if\not have money,not go to the movies today.
If (subj) do(es)n't have money, (subj) won't go to the movies today.
CREATE A 1ST CONDITIONAL SENTENCE: if\go to the party, mom\be angry
If (subj) go(es) to the party, mom will be angry.