Make the question indirect: How much are the tickets?
Do you know how much the tickets are?
Gemma joined a gym ___ order to get fit.
Gemma joined a gym in order to get fit.
Change the sentence: Don't take photos in the museum! (allowed)
You are not allowed to take photos in the museum.
I'll give you a key in case of/in case/unless I'm not at home.
I'll give you a key in case I'm not at home.
This dress is much ____ beautiful than the last one.
This dress is much more beautiful than the last one.
Change teh sentence: All visitors have to have an appointment. (essential)
It's essential tha all visitors have an appointment.
In case/If/In case of an emergency, press the alarm button.
In case of an emergency, press the alarm button.
Change the sentence: We expect all residents not to play music after 10pm. (supposed)
The residents are not sopposed to play music after 10pm.
We won't be able to on holiday if/in case/unless we start saving money.
We won't be able to on holiday unless we start saving money.
Make the question indirect: What time does the film start?
Could you tell me what time the film starts?
Make the question negative: Is it cheaper to buy tickets online?
Isn't it cheaper to buy tickets online?
I made a not of the appointment in my diary ___ as not to forget it.
I made a not of the appointment in my diary so as not to forget it.
What's the difference between 'Is it time to leave?' and 'Isn't it time to leave'?
He closed the office door so ___ no one could hear what he said.
He closed the office door so that no one could hear what he said.