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Rewrite the sentence, starting with if: I didn't plant seeds in the spring, so I don't have tomatoes now.
If I'd planted seeds in spring, I would have tomatoes now.
Rewrite in the passive: People speak Portuguese in Brazil.
Portuguese is spoken in Brazil.
Rwrite in the passive: Many people play Cricket in Australia.
Cricket is played in Australia.
Rewrite in the Passive: Somebody found the key to the apartment.
The key to the apartment was found.
Rewrite in the passive: They are building a new stadium near the station.
A new stadium is being built near the station.
Rewrite in the Passive: Somebody must have taken my wallet.
My wallet must have been taken.
Choose the conditional type: If Julie liked chocolate, I would give her some.
Second Conditional
Choose the conditional type: If she had studied Mandarin, she would have gone to Beijing.
Third Conditional
The seas are heavily polluted with plastic as well as / as / although are some rivers and streams.
The seas are heavily polluted with plastic as are some rivers and streams.
She looks sleepy; she was probably up all night playing video games. She looks sleepy; she__ playing video games all night. (MUST) Complete the sentence with 3-5 words so that it has a similiar meaning to the first one.
She looks sleepy; she must have been (up) playing video games all night.
Jane has always enjoyed books about adventures. Jane has always __ adventure books. (ON) Complete the sentence with 3-5 words so that it has a similiar meaning to the first one.
Jane has always been keen on (reading) adventure books.
I befriended a lot of Americans during / while / then I was holidaying in Chicago.
I befriended a lot of Americans WHILE I was holidaying in Chicago.
Rewrite in the Passive: The government is giving every student a mobile device. A mobile device...
A mobile device is being given to every student by the government.
rewrite in the Passive: They suspended print editions of many newspapers.
Print editions of many newspapers were suspended.
