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  • Complete the sentence with the correct modal verb: She ______ have forgotten to bring the cupcakes, since I didn't see them in the fridge.
    She may/might/could have forgotten to bring the cupcakes, since I didn't see them in the fridge.
  • Complete the sentence with the correct forms of past simple and/or past continuous:
    After Joe ________ (learn) to drive, he ________ (buy) a car.
  • Write the sentence in the passive form: They make films in Hollywood
    Films are made in Hollywood.
  • Complete the sentence with the correct forms of past simple and past continuous: Kim _________ (fall) in love two years before, while they ________ (work) in London.
    Kim fell in love two years before, while they were working in London.
  • Complete the sentence with its comparative form: Houses are _________ (expensive) what they used to be
    Houses are more expensive than what they used to be.
  • Complete the question with the correct form of "used to" and its verb: What did you _________ (have) for breakfast?
    What did you _________ (have) for breakfast?
  • Rewrite the sentence into a participle clause: My uncle bought a pen that was made of gold.
    My uncle bought a pen made of gold.
  • Change this question into reported speech: "are you going to the cinema with us?" she asked.
    She asked if I was going to the cinema with them.
  • Complete the sentence with "fewer" or "fewest": There are ______ (few) big flats in the city centre.
    There are fewer big flats in the city centre.
  • Complete the sentence with its superlative form: This is ________ (big) house in the neighborhood.
    This is the biggest house in the neighborhood.
  • When do we use the modals may/might/could have + past participle?
    To speculate about things in the past. EX: He might have gone home after school.
  • Change this sentence into non-defining relative clause: Ben ______ lives in San Francisco and his dad works for Apple.
    Ben, WHOSE dad works for Apple, lives in San Francisco.
  • Complete the structure of the future perfect tense:
    subject + will have + past participle
  • Change this sentence into reported speech: "I didn't steal the cake." she said.
    She said she hadn't taken the cake.
  • Future continuous: when do we use it and what is the structure?
    to talk about an action in progress in the future. subject + will be + -ing form
  • Complete the sentence with the correct form of "used to" and its verb: he ____________ (eat) meat but now he has chicken sometimes.
    He used to eat meat but now he has chicken sometimes.
  • Say when do we use the present perfect simple and NOT the continuous...
    For completed actions, when we say how often something has happened, for verbs that are not used in continuous tenses.
  • Complete this relative clause: The music _______ I'm listening to is great!
    The music WHICH I'm listening to is great!
  • Change this sentence into the third conditional: We turned left and we got lost.
    If we hadn't turned left, we wouldn't have got lost.
  • Complete the sentence with the correct forms of past simple and past perfect:
    He ______ (start) his homework before he _____ (leave) school.
  • complete this sentence to a defining relative clause: This is the place _____ Susan used to work.
    This is the place WHERE Susan used to work.
  • What is the structure of the passive form?
    Subject + verb "to be" conjugated + past participle
  • Complete this sentence with the first conditional: "If they continue to do research, I am sure scientists ________ (find) a cure for cancer."
    "If they continue to do research, I am sure scientists will find a cure for cancer.
  • Rewrite the sentence into a participle clause: I saw three men who were arguing about a taxi.
    I saw three men arguing about a taxi.
  • Write the sentence in the passive form: The mail man did not deliver the letters.
    The letters were not delivered by the mailman (or we can omit the subject)
  • Complete the sentence with the correct form of "used to/didn't used to" and its verb: She ____________ (speak) a foreign language, but she started going to Spanish lessons last year.
    She didn't used to speak a foreign language, but she started going to Spanish lessons last year.
  • Complete this relative clause: He's the police officer _______ arrested the man.
    He's the police officer WHO arrested the man.
  • Complete the sentence with the correct form: present perfect or present continuous: "I'm not sure what's happening in this film because I (only/watch/it) for a few minutes."
    "I'm not sure what's happening in this film because I have only watched it for a few minutes."
  • Change this sentence into non-defining relative clause: My job _____ used to be relaxing, but it's now very stressful.
    My job WHICH used to be relaxing, is now very stressful.
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