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Everything depends on this deal. But what (you / do) if you (not close) it? You must have a backup plan.

will you do / don't close

I’m very glad that the office (redecorate). I just couldn’t stand (work) surrounded by those ugly greenish walls.

has been redecorated / working

Look what you’ve done! If you (gamble) away all this money, we (lose) the estate.

hadn't gambled / wouldn't have lost

My mum always asks me what (I / eat) today. That’s so touching.

I have eaten

When she looks at the mountain peaks through her bedroom window, she just can’t help (smile).

smiling

When Oleh was at school, he (attend) his guitar lessons every Saturday.

attended

If I (not miss) the bus again tomorrow, I (turn up) in time for the interview.

don't miss / will turn up

Don’t worry, Mr. Sorento. Your letter (deliver) tomorrow. I'm very punctual.

will be delivered

He (give) any presents for his last birthday. Even his mum forgot about it.

wasn't given

Yes, I (be) there twice. Last time I (go) there I was with my half-sister.

have been / went

(you / visit) Vienna Opera yet?

Have you visited

He (be / suppose) to be around her. She's got a contagious disease.

isn't supposed to be

How long (you / stand) here? Stop it. You are getting on my nerves.

have you been standing

When her father (come), she (make) a cup of coffee for him and they (talk) about her future trip to Montenegro. It was the time of her life!

came, made, talked

what / they / eat / when / we / see them? I think these were noodles.

What were they eating when we saw them?

when / the order / deliver? I don’t know. I hope that on Sunday.

When will the order be delivered?

Martha / have to / write / reviews? Yes! That’s her duty.

Does Martha have to write reviews?

how long / you / study / French? Since I was 7 years old.

How long have you been studying French?

what / you / buy / if / you / win the lottery? I would buy a yacht.

What would you buy if you won the lottery?

report / finish / yet? Yes, it has. I finished it yesterday.

Has the report been finished yet?

I finished making dinner at 6pm. My friends arrived at 6:10 pm. (BEFORE)

I had finished making dinner before my friends arrived.

My plan for the weekend is to sleep all day. (GOING)

I'm going to sleep all day at the weekend.

Tim started working for this company in 2011. (BEEN)

Tim has been working for this company since 2011.

The boss expects you to finish the report today (SUPPOSED)

You are supposed to finish the report today.

It’s not necessary to feed the cat. (I / HAVE)

I don't have to feed the cat.

You didn’t wake me up, that’s why I overslept. (HAD WOKEN)

If you had woken me up, I wouldn't have overslept.

Anna said, “The guests have already left”. THAT

Anna said that the guests had already left.

A famous seamstress is making my daughter’s wedding dress. BEING

My daughter’s wedding dress is being made by a famous seamstress.

She said no to my idea of accompanying me on my business trip. TO

She refused to accompany me on my business trip.

Please, don’t mind me, continue your work. KEEP

Please, don’t mind me, keep on working.

See how she treats you. It means she respects you. IF

If she didn’t respect you, she wouldn’t treat you like that.

I absolutely hate discussing other people’s private lives. STAND

I can’t stand discussing other people’s private lives.

Our plans will fall through only if something really bad happens. UNLESS

Unless something really bad happens, our plans won’t fall through.

It is not necessary to add statistics to your presentation, but it would be great. HAVE

You don’t have to add statistics to your presentation, but it would be great.

I have just arranged that Jane will pick me up at the airport tomorrow. IS

Jane is picking me up at the airport tomorrow.

This book is great. I have never read anything better. EVER

This book is the best book I have ever read.

It is forbidden to smoke in the office. YOU

You mustn’t smoke in the office.

My wife finished the dinner. I came home. ALREADY (start with "My wife")

My wife had already finished the dinner when I came home.

My parents got married in 1990. FOR

My parents have been married for 36 years.

I started working as a sales agent last year. SINCE

I have been working as a sales agent since last year.