Write a sentence using "could" to make a suggestion (e.g., "You could try this restaurant")., Write a question with "What did you do" in past simple (e.g., "What did you do yesterday?")., Write a sentence using "should have" for a past action (e.g., "You should have studied more")., Write a sentence using the verb "to be" in the past with "they" (e.g., "They were happy")., Use "will" to express future intention (e.g., "I will visit my friends tomorrow")., Write a sentence using "to be" in the past (e.g., "He was at the party")., Write a sentence with "while" to express simultaneous actions (e.g., "I was reading while he was cooking")., Write a sentence using "if" to express a condition (first conditional, e.g., "If it rains, I will stay home")., Ask a question with "How often" about frequency (e.g., "How often do you go to the gym?")., Write a sentence using "during" for time (e.g., "I slept during the movie")., Write a sentence using "if" in a second conditional form (e.g., "If I were rich, I would travel the world")., Write a sentence using "before" with an action in the past (e.g., "I had lunch before the meeting")., Use "after" to show sequence in time (e.g., "I went home after the class")., Write a sentence with "going to" to describe a plan (e.g., "I am going to the gym later")., Write a sentence using the verb "help" in the past (e.g., "She helped me yesterday")., Write a sentence using "either... or" for choices (e.g., "You can either come with me or stay home")., Write a sentence using "neither... nor" to give negative options (e.g., "Neither my brother nor I like pizza")., Write a question using "Did you ever" in present perfect (e.g., "Did you ever visit Paris?")., Write a sentence using "until" as a time preposition (e.g., "We will wait until 3 PM")., Write a sentence with "since" for a starting point in time (e.g., "I have lived here since 2010")., Write a sentence with "have to" to express necessity (e.g., "I have to finish this task")., Use "was" to describe something in the past (e.g., "He was at home last night")., Write a sentence using "too" to express excess (e.g., "The movie was too long")., Write a sentence using "enough" to express adequacy (e.g., "I have enough time to finish this")., Write a sentence using "would" to express a preference (e.g., "I would rather stay home")., Write a sentence with "never" in present perfect (e.g., "I have never been to Japan")., Write a sentence using "yet" for something that hasn’t happened (e.g., "I haven’t finished my homework yet")., Write a sentence using "must" in a suggestion (e.g., "You must try the soup here")., Use "might" in a sentence for a possibility (e.g., "She might come to the party")., Write a sentence with "too" in a negative context (e.g., "The coffee is too hot to drink")..

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