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The last time David went on holiday was 3 years ago. -> David hasn't...

gone on holiday for 3 years

COMBINE WITH A RELATIVE: This is the travel agent. She booked our holiday.

This is the travel agent that/who booked our holiday.

We didn't be told about the free tour.

We weren't told about the free tour.

If you accuse her of ______ (take) your purse, she will claim that she never saw you before.

taking

ACTIVE INTO PASSIVE: Brides usually wear red at Chinese weddings.

Red is usually worn by brides at Chinese weddings.

PASSIVE INTO ACTIVE: Is a new theme park being built outside the town?

Are they building a new theme park outside the town?

I don't mind (wash) the dishes.

washing

COMPLETE WITH A MODAL VERB: "I can't find Alison. She (go) home, but I'm not sure.

may have gone / might have gone

REWRITE USING "HAVE STH DONE": He isn't writing his speech.

He's having his speech written.

REPORTED: "Don't go into a Buddhist temple with your shoes on" -> The tour guide...

The tour guide told us not to go into a Buddhist temple with our shoes on.

"We saw the new observation tower yesterday". -> Jessica and Brad told us...

that they had seen the new observation tower the day before

She wouldn't have fallen ill if she (wear) warmer clothes.

had worn

I used (play) basketball during my college years.

to play

USE THE CORRECT MODAL VERB: The neighbours' lights are on. They [return] from their holidays.

must have returned

"We're coming to terms with this difficult situation". Leslie and Larry said.

Leslie and Larry said that they were coming to terms with that difficult situation.

COMBINE WITH A RELATIVE: The day was cold and rainy. We arrived in Tokyo that day.

The day when we arrived in Tokyo was cold and rainy.

If I couldn't speak Italian, I (not live) in Rome.

wouldn't live

Paul gave up (smoke) five years ago.

smoking

REWRITE: "Pam will help you, but only if you pay her" (unless)

Pam won't help you unless you pay her.

"Why didn't you call me back?" Gavin said.

Gavin asked why I hadn't called him back.

CORRECT THE MISTAKE: He's taken the bus because he's repairing his car at the garage.

He's taken the bus because he's having/getting his car repaired at the garage.

COMPLETE WITH THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERB IN BRACKETS: When I saw Katie a few minutes ago, she (cry)

was crying

We used organic materials [ so that / in order to ] protect the environment.

in order to

Please, remember (send) me the information I need.

to send

CORRECT THE SENTENCE: Sally missed her flight. She should has got up earlier.

She should have got up earlier.