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Speakout Interm Plus (grammar revision)

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  • If I am/were a millionaire, I would/will live in a gig house.
    If I were a millionaire, I would live in a gig house.
  • The doctor suggested taking/to take a painkiller against my headache.
    The doctor suggested taking a painkiller against my headache.
  • We can't really afford buying/to buy a new car now, first we need to pay for the house.
    We can't really afford to buy a new car now, first we need to pay for the house.
  • We stopped driving getting/ to get some lunch at a supermarket.
    We stopped driving to get some lunch at a supermarket.
  • If plants don't get water, they die. / If plants won't get water, they die.
    If plants don't get water, they die.
  • I don't mind waking/to wake up early if there's something interesting to do.
    I don't mind waking up early if there's something interesting to do.
  • Can I ask where it is from? / Can I ask where is it from?
    Can I ask where it is from?
  • I'm a postman, so I get/am used to getting up early in the morning.
    I'm a postman, so I am used to getting up early in the morning.
  • Alicia refused going/to go to the cinema with me, so I've got an extra ticket.
    Alicia refused to go to the cinema with me, so I've got an extra ticket.
  • We don't have to/haven't to wake up early at the weekend.
    We don't have to wake up early at the weekend.
  • Do you know how does this thing work? / Do you know how this thing works?
    Do you know how this thing works?
  • They can't/mustn't be at home now, they went on holiday yesterday.
    They can't be at home now, they went on holiday yesterday.
  • We used/were used to live in another town in my childhood.
    We used to live in another town in my childhood.
  • He works so/such quickly that he can finish this job in no time.
    He works so quickly that he can finish this job in no time.
  • I’m  so/such a big fan of fantasy films.
    I’m  such a big fan of fantasy films.
  • Mary, who/that I've known for ten years, is my best friend.
    Mary, who I've known for ten years, is my best friend.
  • You mustn't/don't have to shout in the library.
    You mustn't shout in the library.
  • That's the man who/which works with me.
    That's the man who works with me.
  • He might/must bring the cake to the party, but I'm not sure.
    He might bring the cake to the party, but I'm not sure.
  • Scottish accent is so difficult to understand. I don't think I'll ever be/get used to it.
    Scottish accent is so difficult to understand. I don't think I'll ever get used to it.
  • Do you know is this dress new? / Do you know if this dress is new?
    Do you know if this dress is new?
  • I'm learning English getting/to get a better job in the future.
    I'm learning English to get a better job in the future.
  • If I don't/won't find a good job, I will change careers.
    If I don't find a good job, I will change careers.