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Speakout C1-C2 Grammar Revision

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  • You can well be right.
    You may well be right.
  • The decision inevitably will lead to tensions.
    The decision will inevitably lead to tensions.
  • If I had earned more money at this job, I would have bought that car yesterday.
    If I earned more money at this job, I would have bought that car yesterday.
  • We must be seeing Rosa at the weekend. I'm not sure about it though.
    We might be seeing Rosa at the weekend.
  • What he’s saying now about planning is in complete variance with what he was saying six months ago.
    What he’s saying now about planning is AT complete variance with what he was saying six months ago.
  • If Had you been at the meeting last week, you’d have heard the news.
    Without "if": Had you been at the meeting last week, you’d have heard the news.
  • Unless her mother’s unstinting support, Lena would have given up.
    BUT FOR her mother’s unstinting support, Lena would have given up.
  • Was I to retake the test, I’d definitely pass it.
    Were I to retake the test, I’d definitely pass it.
  • If I hadn’t agreed to work this weekend, I’d have gone swimming with you today.
    If I hadn’t agreed to work this weekend, I’d go swimming with you today.
  • If I’d known about the road closure, I wouldn’t have been in this traffic jam now!
    If I’d known about the road closure, I wouldn’t BE in this traffic jam now!
  • A required is that new staff have a university degree.
    A requirement is that new staff have a university degree.
  • His handwriting was so bad as almost indecipherable.
    His handwriting was so bad as TO BE almost indecipherable.
  • It’s a video what I made ages ago.
    It’s a video that I made ages ago.
  • If should we manage to get a ticket, we’ll give you a call.
    Should we manage to get a ticket, we’ll give you a call.
  • The extras are that our teacher will be leaving in a few months.
    The odds are that our teacher will be leaving in a few months.
  • I know the things which I like.
    I know what I like.
  • There’s a strong likeliness that it will rain before the weekend.
    There’s a strong likelihood that it will rain before the weekend.
  • If I were about buy that bike, I know I’d regret spending the money later.
    If I were TO buy that bike, I know I’d regret spending the money later.
  • It wasn’t so much an interview like an interrogation.
    It wasn’t so much an interview AS an interrogation.
  • She’s bound having prepared carefully.
    She’s bound to have prepared carefully.
  • Unless you don't have a boarding card, you can’t get on the plane.
    Unless you have a boarding card, you can’t get on the plane.
  • The meal cooked by the new chef wasn’t a patch of the delicacies the previous chef produced.
    The meal cooked by the new chef wasn’t a patch ON the delicacies the previous chef produced.
  • If it weren’t to my poor French, I’d apply for the job in Paris.
    If it weren’t FOR my poor French, I’d apply for the job in Paris.
  • The twins differ considerable in appearance and personality.
    The twins differ considerablY in appearance and personality.
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