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They have sent the criminal to prison. (BEEN)

The criminal has been sent to prison

‘When does the train leave?’, the old lady said. (ASKED)

The old lady asked when the train left

I can’t contact her. I don’t have her email. (IF)

If I had her email, I could/would contact her.

‘Where did you leave your backpack?’ My mother wanted to know. (ASKED)

My mum asked me where I had left my backpack.

I’ll come back home and I’ll cook dinner for all of you. (WHEN)

When I come back home, I’ll cook dinner for all of you.

‘What time did you arrive last night?’ the policeman said. (ASKED)

The policeman asked me what time I had arrived the previous night.

My supervisor does not allow us to use Facebook in the office. (LET)

My supervisor does not let us use Facebook in the office.

Ken is not at home. Perhaps he’s still at work. (MAY)

Ken may (still) be at work

I’m sure they aren’t at home because all the lights are off. (CAN’T)

They can’t be at home because all the lights are off

My cousin is so lazy he never passes any tests. (IF)

If my cousin wasn’t so lazy, he would pass the tests.

Stop shouting or else I won’t listen to you. (UNLESS)

Unless you stop shouting, I won’t listen to you

‘How long have you been waiting?’ my friend wanted to know. (ASKED)

My friend asked me how long I had been waiting.

‘Are you sure you want to go, Tim?’, Sam wanted to know. (ASKED)

Sam asked Tim if he was sure he wanted to go.

My dad doesn’t allow me to drive his car. (LET)

My dad doesn’t let me drive his car

You can’t go out to play if you don’t finish your homework. (UNLESS)

You can’t go out to play unless you finish/have finished your homework

I’m sure she isn’t a model. She is too old! (CAN’T)

She can’t be a model. She is too old!

They have changed the traffic signals. (BEEN)

The traffic signals have been changed by them.

They have announced the results of the match. (BEEN)

The results of the match have been announced

I’m sure she’s ill, she is never absent. (MUST)

She must be ill, (she’s never absent).

‘Peter has always been a very shy person, Mike’, Susan said. (TOLD)

Susan told Mike (that) Peter had always been a shy person