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COMPLETE WITH ALREADY OR YET: Have you finished your homework _______?
Have you finished your homework yet?
COMPLETE WITH ALREADY OR YET: Has she _______ bought Christmas gifts?! We are still in June.
Has she already bought Christmas gifts?! We are still in June.
COMPLETE WITH ALREADY OR YET: Have they _______ done tests?! We're just in the first week of the semester.
Have they already done tests?! We're just in the first week of the semester.
COMPLETE WITH ALREADY OR YET: I haven't completed all my homework _________.
I haven't completed all my homework yet.
COMPLETE WITH ALREADY OR YET: He's _________ cleaned all the house, now he's sleeping.
He's already cleaned all the house, now he's sleeping.
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE: ____________ (Go to the mall) is stressful.
Going to the mall is stressful.
Daniel isn't concerned about ___________ (join) university.
Daniel isn't concerned about joining university.
Do they prefer ___________ (play) alone then together?
Do they prefer playing alone then together?
PASS TO PASSIVE: Someone ate my cupcake yesterday.
My cupcake was eaten yesterday.
PASS TO PASSIVE: They made a lot of question to the teacher.
A lot of questions were made to the teacher.
PASS TO PASSIVE: Did they clean the house last week?
Was the house cleaned last week?
PASS TO PASSIVE: Did many people appreciate Harry Poter movies?
Were Harry Potter movies appreciated by many people?
COMPLETE WITH A MODAL VERB: To drive, You _________ have a driver's license.
To drive, You MUST have a driver's license.
COMPLETE WITH A MODAL VERB: You _________ eat this much chocolate. It's unhealthy.
You SHOULDN'T eat this much chocolate. It's unhealthy.
COMPLETE WITH A MODAL VERB: He's been sick for four days, He _________ see a doctor.
He's been sick for four days, He HAS TO see a doctor.
COMPLETE WITH A MODAL VERB: Jane is feeling sedentary recently, I think she _______ hit the gym.
Jane is feeling sedentary recently, I think she SHOULD hit the gym.
