My parents gave me permission to go to the party. (LET)
My parents let me go to the party.
The teacher asked the students to open the window. (HAD)
The teacher had the students open the window.
My mom told me to take out the garbage. (MADE)
I was made to take out the garbage / my mom made me take out the garbage.
A doctor took out her tonsils when she was six. (HAD)
She had her tonsils taken out when she was six.
I need to study harder. (MUST)
I must study harder.
It was wrong of me to blame you for what happened. (SHOULD)
I should not have blamed you for what happened.
I'm certain that that's not right. (CAN'T)
That can't be right.
Someone stole my phone at the shopping centre. (GOT)
I got my phone stolen at the shopping centre.
Could you please bring me a glass of water? (WILL)
Will you please bring me a glass of water?
It wasn't necessary for you to bring an umbrella. (NEEDN'T)
You needn't have brought an umbrella.
You should be more careful. (TO)
You ought to be more careful.
Perhaps we missed the correct turning. (MIGHT)
We might have missed the correct turning.
I'm afraid you can't eat in the library. (ALLOWED)
I'm afraid you're not allowed to eat in the library.
I'd see a doctor if I were you. (SHOULD)
You should see a doctor.
He couldn't swim until he was in his twenties. (ABLE)
He wasn't able to swim until he was in his twenties.
You were expected to answer all the questions on the exam paper. (ANSWERED)
You should have answered all the questions on the exam paper.
