Use the adverb in the correct place: Dinner tonight was good. (really)
Dinner tonight was really good.
William is very stubborn / unfair / unreliable. He never lets me help him
stubborn
Complete the first conditional sentence: If ____________________ (we / take) the subway,_________________________________________ (we / not / sit) in traffic.
If we take the subway, we won't sit in traffic.
Music is my favorite kind of entertain / entertainment, so I was very excited to
read an announce/announcement in the newspaper last week.
entertainment / announcement
If they can’t break up / get along, they probably shouldn’t get married.
get along
My friend __________________________ (study) Chinese _________________ 2007.
My friend hasn't studied Chinese since 2007.
Complete the second conditional sentence: If_________________ (you / lend) me the money I need,__________________ (you / not / be) sorry!
If you lent me money I needed, you wouldn't be sorry.
Her children never agree. They communicate/argue/compromise about everything.
argue
Jill might / must / can’t be angry at Tom. They’re going to a movie tonight.
can't
People are starting to buy less / fewer plastic bottles, and we are also
using more / less cloth shopping bags.
fewer/more
Complete the second conditional sentence: What ____________________ (you / do) if ______________________ (you / not / have) school today?
What would you do if you didn't have school today?
Complete the first conditional sentence: If ________________ (she / buy) local food,
_______________________________ (she / help) the environment.
If she buys local food, she'll help the environment.
The worst part of my trip was losing/lost my passport.
losing
Complete the sentence: I use public ____________________, so I don’t get stressed in traffic every day.
transportation
I’m going to Italy this summer. My roommate says I should / ought to learn Italian.
ought
Summers are much hotter here now. Some people say it’s because of
global ____________________.
warming
Can you and Carlos work by yourself / yourselves or do you need help?
yourselves
I haven’t seen him this week. He couldn’t / must / could be on vacation,
but I’m not sure. He usually tells me when he’s going away
could
I’m very busy, so I’m not going to take my vacation this month. I’m going to
put it off / turn it down for a while
put it off
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