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Make a sentence that...uses an adverb.
Example: She apologized dramatically, so I didn't believe her.
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Make a sentence that... is in the second conditional.
Example: If I were you, I would practice my English this summer!
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Make a sentence that...is in the third conditional.
Example: We wouldn't have got lost if you had brought the map!
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Make a sentence that... is in the future perfect tense.
Example: By the time we finish this game, we will have made 16 sentences!
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Make a sentence that...uses the modal verb "needn't have."
Example: I needn't have worked hard on my homework last night. The teacher didn't even check it!
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Make a sentence that...uses the modal verb "succeeded in."
Example: Devon succeeded in passing his driving test.
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Make a sentence that...uses the linker "despite" correctly.
Example: Despite studying all night, I still feel nervous about this exam!
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Make a sentence that...uses a relative pronoun.
Example sentence: That is the girl who saved my kitten from a tree yesterday!
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Make a sentence that...uses reported speech and the past perfect tense.
Example: Jesse told me that he had won a gymnastics championship when he was younger.
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Make a sentence that...uses the quantifier "little."
Example: There is little coffee left, so we should buy some more at the supermarket.
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Make a sentence that...uses the word "provided" as an alternative to if.
Example: Provided you pay, I will go to dinner with you.
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Make a sentence that... uses the reporting verb "accused."
Example: My teacher accused me of cheating on the exam.
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Make a sentence that...uses the verb "imagine."
Example: Imagine going to the park and seeing your favorite celebrity walking their dog.
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Make a sentence that...is in the present perfect continuous tense.
Example: I have been studying English for 5 years.
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Make a sentence that...uses the comparative structure "the...the..."
Example: The more you practice your English, the more fluent you will be!
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Make a sentence that...uses "be used to" correctly.
Example: I am used to swimming for hours because I train every weekend.
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Make a sentence that... uses "get used to" in the PAST.
Example: Although it was difficult at first, Emily got used to living far away from her parents.
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