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We should take our waterproof jackets - it might rain later. IN start learning
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We should take our waterproof jackets in case it rains later.
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If the traffic isn't heavy, we will be home at about 7 pm. UNLESS start learning
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We will be home at about 7 pm unless the traffic is heavy.
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You can't use your phone because you forgot to charge it. ABLE start learning
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If you hadn't forgotten to charge your phone, you would be able to use it.
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I hope it will be windy tomorrow as I'd like to go windsurfing. IF start learning
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I will go windsurfing if it is windy tomorrow.
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I'm not strong enough to move this fridge. COULD start learning
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If I were strong enough, I could move this fridge.
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It's such a pity I can't go to Spain with you next week. WISH start learning
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I wish I could go to Spain with you next week.
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I'd prefer it if you didn't tell me what to do! RATHER start learning
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I'd rather you didn't tell me what to do!
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It's a pity I can't play the piano. ONLY start learning
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If only I could play the piano.
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Is this the place where you were born? WHICH start learning
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Is this the place which you were born in?
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I wonder who this black motorbike belongs to. IS start learning
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I wonder whose this black motorbike is.
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When Henry was a child, he was told to eat milk soup for breakfast by his parents. MADE start learning
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When Henry was a child, his parents made him eat milk soup for breakfast.
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Someone has offered a well-paid job to my sister Carrie. BEEN start learning
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A well-paid job has been offered to my sister Carrie.
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I hope they will give me a refund for the broken tablet. I start learning
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I hope I will be given a refund for the broken tablet.
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Someone should clean up the area around the river. NEEDS start learning
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The area around the river needs to be cleaned up.
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They are building a new skyscraper opposite my block of flats. IS start learning
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A new skyscraper is being built opposite my block of flats.
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Someone should tell those kids how to prepare for the singing competition. BE start learning
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Those kids should be told how to prepare for the singing competition.
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You cannot use mobile phones while you wait for the exam to start. IS start learning
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Using mobile phones while you wait for the exam to start is forbidden/ not allowed
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People say that he is the most hopeless president they have ever had in that country. TO start learning
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He is said to be the most hopeless president they have ever had in that country.
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Mr Johnson is really angry because someone has stolen his motorbike. HAD start learning
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Mr Johnson is really angry because he had his motorbike stolen.
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Some people considered Adam Małysz the best ski jumper in the world. TO start learning
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Adam Małysz was considered to be the best ski jumper in the world by some people.
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'How long will I have to wait for the results of the exam?' I asked the teacher. I start learning
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I asked the teacher how long I had to wait for the results of the exam.
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'Why don't we play basketball tomorrow?' Tom asked us. NEXT start learning
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Tom suggested playing basketball the next day.
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My mother insisted on me driving her to the shopping mall. DRIVE start learning
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My mother insisted that I drive her to the shopping mall.
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'Have you ever been to Canada?' Ms Fisher asked me. IF start learning
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Ms Fisher asked me if I had ever been to Canada.
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'I'm so sorry', Carol said when she scratched my mobile phone. FOR start learning
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Carol apologised for scratching my mobile phone.
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'If I were you, I would cut down on working hours', the doctor told my father. ADVISED start learning
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The doctor advised my father to cut down on his working hours.
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'If only I had spent more time learning languages at school', my uncle said. WISHED start learning
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My uncle said he wished he had spent more time learning languages at school.
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'No, you can't have ice-cream before lunch', the woman said to her kids. DID start learning
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The woman did not allow her kids-cream before lunch.
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'I won't answer any of your questions', the shoplifter said to the police officer. TO start learning
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The shoplifter refused to answer any of the police officer's questions.
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'Shall I help you with the washing up, Franny?' Oliver asked. HELP start learning
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Oliver offered to help Franny with the washing up.
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Liverpool will probably win the Premier League title next year. BOUND start learning
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Liverpool is bound to win the Premier League title next year.
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Andre Agassi gave up his tennis career at the age of 36. STOPPED start learning
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Andre Agassi stopped playing tennis when he was 36 years old.
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I would hate to move because I would have to pack all my things. MEAN start learning
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I would hate to move because it would mean packing all my things.
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Washing the windows is OK, but I just hate doing the ironing. DON'T start learning
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I don't mind washing the windows, but I just hate doing the ironing.
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I hate it when people talk about me behind my back. CAN'T start learning
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I can't stand people talking about me behind my back.
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I can't wait to go to the seaside this summer. FORWARD start learning
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I am looking forward to going to the seaside this summer.
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Doing yoga or stretching might help you if you keep having headaches. TRY start learning
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You could try doing yoga or stretching if you keep having headaches.
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First J. R. R. Tolkien wrote The Hobbit and then he wrote The Lords of the Rings. ON start learning
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After writing The Hobbit, J. R. R. Tolkien went on to write The Lords of the Rings.
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I don't think I could work sitting behind a desk for eight hours a day. IMAGINE start learning
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I can't imagine sitting behind a desk for eight hours a day.
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I still have vivid memories of winning my first horse riding competition. REMEMBER start learning
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I can still remember winning my first horse riding competition.
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I'm sorry I'm late - it wasn't a good idea to play video games late into the night. SHOULD start learning
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I'm sorry I'm late - I shouldn't have played video games late into the night.
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Terry succeeded in swimming across the lake in less than one hour. ABLE start learning
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Terry was able to swim across the lake in less than one hour.
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Text Alison again - maybe she is wearing her headphones. BE start learning
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Text Alison again - she might be wearing her headphones.
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It is impossible that Julia knew about Tom's proposal - she looked so surprised! CAN'T start learning
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Julia can't have known about Tom's proposal - she looked so surprised!
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It wasn't necessary for us to hurry - the match was cancelled. HAVE start learning
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We needn't have hurried - the match was cancelled.
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I'm sure you are tired after running twenty kilometres - would you like some water? BE start learning
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You must be tired after running twenty kilometres - would you like some water?
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Bringing food into the examination room is not allowed. NOT start learning
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You must not bring food into the examination room.
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It wasn't necessary for us to take the geography test again after all. DID start learning
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We didn't need to take the geography test again after all.
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You look pale, you'd better see a doctor. OUGHT start learning
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You look pale, you ought to see a doctor.
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It's so good you took the map after all - you didn't get lost when your phone went flat. MIGHT start learning
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It's so good you took the map after 1 all - you might have got lost when your phone went flat.
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