be to, conditionals, wish

Use be to: The government will introduce new laws regarding wearing masks.

Think about a major historical event from your country’s history. What would have been different if this event had never occurred? How might your country be different now if this event had never happened?

Use I wish: I regret I didn't tell you the truth.

Use be to and conditional: If you want to go to Dubai, you have to apply for a visa.

Change using be to: you cannot leave the hospital without the doctor's permission.

Use be to and passive: Don't use your mobile phones during taking off and landing.

Change using conditional: I didn't take a map and now I am lost.

Fix the mistake: If only you are here!

Fix the mistake: I wouldn't go there If I had been you. It is dangerous.

Change the question without using "if": If you get and F on the test, what will you do?

Change using conditional: I am afraid of heights and that's why I didn't climb the tower.

Use be to and conditional: To be there on time, you have to take the early train.

If you had an extra two hours of time every day, what could you do with the time?

Use be to and passive voice: Don't leave your dog outside the shop.

Fix the mistake: If you call me when you arrive, I would pick you up at the station tomorrow,

Change using conditional: I didn't go there because I wasn't invited.

Complete the gap: She wouldn't have yawned the whole day if she ..... late last night.

Fix the mistake: I wish I studied more to my matura exam last year.

Use wish: I want to have naturally blond hair.

USE: be to: In the next few years, thousands of new shops will be opened in the area.

Use of only: Stop whistling! It is annoying.

We... John if we'd known about his problems.