Complete using the correct relative pronoun: The book ( ) you lent me is fascinating.
which/ that/ -
Mark‟s wife was wearing a dress last night. It was beautiful. ( JOIN THE SENTENCES WITH A RELATIVE PRONOUN) The dress....
The dress (that/which/ -) Mark's wife was wearing was beautiful
Perhaps my secretary knows his address. ( REWRITE USING A MODAL VERB)
My secretary might/may know his address
Turn into passive: "She is baking a cake".
A cake is being baked
MAKE A QUESTION FOR THE ANSWER GIVEN: The children were playing ON THE BEACH.
Where were the children playing?
Turn into passive: She will send you the documents on Monday morning. YOU...
You will be sent the documents on Monday morning
Turn into passive: "They are washing the car".
The car is being washed
Her parents said: “Get your coat, Lydia!” (REPORT THIS COMMAND)
Her parents told Lidia to get her coat
“Who has been using my computer?” asked Tom. (report)
Tom asked who had been using his computer
REWRITE USING A COMPARATIVE FORM AND USING "AREN'T" : Your holidays are longer than mine! ....
My holidays aren't as long as yours
Turn into reported speech: "They are washing the car", she said to me.
She told me they were washing the car
They went on a trip in spite of the bad weather. ALTHOUGH....
Although the weather was bad, they went on a trip
It’s two years since I had a puncture. ( rephrase usando HAVE)
I haven't had a puncture for 2 years
I broke my leg last week. I didn't take part in the dance competition. IF.....
If I hadn't broken my leg, I would have taken part in the dance competition
Complete using the correct verbal tense: When I (walk) to school I ( ) (see) her.
was walking/ saw
Complete using the correct relative pronoun: I don't know ( ) you are so angry.
why
Complete using the correct type of conditional sentence: If she had studied, she ( ) (pass) the exam.
would have passed