At first her intention was to leave college. Then she changed her mind (Rewrite it using was/were going to)
She was going to leave college but then she changed her mind.
They studied very hard during the whole year so they passed with honors. (Rewrite it using "as a result of")
As a result of studying during the whole year they passed with honors.
If I hadn't eaten so much last night I wouldn't have felt sick in the morning. (Inversion)
Had I not eaten so much last night I wouldn't have felt sick in the morning.
"Move the frying pan off the burner before it catches fire" she strongly recommends her daughter when she is cooking. (Subjunctive)
She strongly recommends that her daughter move the frying pan when she is cooking.
CR7 is said to be the best nowadays. (Change to Impersonal Passive)
It is said that CR7 is the best nowadays.
She has always made the very best lasagna ever. (Passive Voice)
The very best lasagna has always been made by her.
Peter: Does "Lojas Americanas" sell chocolate? (Reported Speech - Interrogative Form)
He asked me if "Lojas Americanas" sold chocolate.
I need to wash my car and I need it clean since I will travel tomorrow. I would rather pay someone to wash it since I don't have much time. (Causative Form - have/get)
I will have someone wash my car/I will get someone to wash my car.