CONDITIONALS. If you ... hard, you will pass the exams., study, will study, studied, CONDITIONALS. We lock the door if we ... the house., left, leave, will leave, CONDITIONALS. If they don't come tomorrow, the parents ... upset., got, get, will get, FUTURE MAGIC. The bus ... at 8:15., arrives, will arrive, arriving, FUTURE MAGIC. Be careful! You ... yourself., will cut, are going to cut, are cutting, FUTURE MAGIC. John ... exams tomorrow!, will have, has, is having, YET-BEFORE-JUST. I haven't finished ... ., yet, just, before, YET-BEFORE-JUST. Have you been to Kenia ... ? - It's my first time., yet, before, just, YET-BEFORE-JUST. Mary has ... left, sorry., before, yet, just, TAGS. Tim isn't tired, ... ?, is he, he isn't, will he, TAGS. Sue bought a house yesterday, ... ?, she don't, didn't she, aren't she, TAGS. You've been here before, ... ?, you haven't, have you, haven't you, GONE-BEEN. Dad ... to the shop. He is still there., has gone, has been, have gone, GONE-BEEN. I ... to Spain twice., 've gone, 've been, 'm been, GONE-BEEN. Josh has never ... to circus before., geen, gone, been, TENSES. Listen! The students ... again., are talking, talk, is talking, TENSES. I can't go with you - I ... my mum., meet, 'm meeting, meeting, TENSES. Helen won't watch TV - she ... dinner., are cooking, cooks, is cooking, ED-ING. Roger looks ... - give him some water., tired, tiring, tireding, ED-ING. Sport is quite ... . Let's have a rest., tireding, tiring, tired, ED-ING. She's ... becase of a ... film., bored, bored, boring, bored, bored, boring, PaSi-PaCo. I met a friend when I ... home., was walking, walked, used to walk, PaSi-PaCo. When you ... , she was having a shower., were called, called, used to call, PaSi-PaCo. Lisa ... her key when she ... ., was lost, dancing, was losing, danced, lost, was dancing, WH-WORDS. Do you know the man ... lives there?, who, whose, which, WH-WORDS. Do you know the man ... wife is a doctor?, where, whose, when, WH-WORDS. I chose the book ... I wanted to buy for her., why, who, which, TENSES. We ... all day - let's have a walk., have been cooking, have cooked, are cooking, TENSES. ... you been ... here since morning? Go outside!, Did ... sit, Have ... sitting, Are ... sitting, TENSES. Rick ... the house for three hours., been has painting, has been painted, has been painting, OP.S.A.SH.C.O.M.P. I've got a ... flashcard., nice square red, square nice red, nice red square, OP.S.A.SH.C.O.M.P. Kelly is a(n) ... girl., Italian beautiful tall, beautiful tall Italian, tall Italian beautiful, OP.S.A.SH.C.O.M.P. Have you seen that ... box?, black antique metal, metal antique black, antique black metal, ADJ-ADV. Sally is ... girl in our class., the most beautiful, the beautifulest, more beautiful, ADJ-ADV. Are you as ... as Stephen?, happier, happy, happiest, ADJ-ADV. You should drive ... ., carefuller, careful, more carefully, VOCABULARY. ... he came, he started cooking immediately., As soon as, Untill, Unless, VOCABULARY. We can't find him ... you know his address., until, unless, as soon as, VOCABULARY. You won't get out ... your teacher comes., as soon as, unless, until, PHRASAL VERBS. I will come ... and we will talk., back, across, out, PHRASAL VERBS. If you want to watch the TV turn it ... ., in, on, off, PHRASAL VERBS. Hello, what are you looking ... ?, forward to, after, for, PHRASAL VERBS. I will never fall ... with you., behind, out, apart, VOCABULARY. When Kim was a child, she ... in the garden., used to play, played to use, use to played, VOCABULARY. Yesterday I ... a toy I ... with., used to find, played, found, used to play, used to find, used to play, HAVE TO-MUST-NEED TO. You don't ... come here tomorrow., need to, have to, must, HAVE TO-MUST-NEED TO. Drivers ... drive carefully., need to, must, have to, HAVE TO-MUST-NEED TO. I'm afraid, you ... write it again., need to, must, have to, QUANTIFIERS. Jack ran into ... criminals yesterday., some, a little, any, QUANTIFIERS. Have you got ... questions?, some, any, much, QUANTIFIERS. There is ... honey in the jar, we should buy more., little, a little, few, TENSES. I ... a box of cereals before., 've never bought, 'll never buy, did never buy, TENSES. We ... friends since childhood., has were, have been, has been, TENSES. Mark ... football for three years. Now he can't do it., have been playing, have played, has played, TENSES. She ... already ... the task., is, finished, is, finishing, has, finished, FOR-SINCE. Ron hasn't walked his dog ... Tuesday!, since, for, on, FOR-SINCE. We haven't met ... two months., since, for, in, FOR-SINCE. Lisa has lost much weight ... last weekend., on, for, since, REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS. Do you need any help? - No, I can do it ... ., yourself, himself, myself, REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS. Sometimes Nelly used to talk to ... ., myself, herself, yourself

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