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Froggy Jumps

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- Zero, First and Second Conditionals
- passive voice (present simple and simple past)
- causative (have something done)
- defining relative clauses
- must/ have to/ had to/ will have to/ need to (and all its variants)
- reported speech (affimative, negative and interrogative sentences)
- Past perfect
- Used to

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Victoria Debárbora

Argentina

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Froggy Jumps GrammarOnline version - Zero, First and Second Conditionals - passive voice (present simple and simple past) - causative (have something done) - defining relative clauses - must/ have to/ had to/ will have to/ need to (and all its variants) - reported speech (affimative, negative and interrogative sentences) - Past perfect - Used to by Victoria Debárbora 1 You don’t water plants. They die. a If you don’t water plants, they die. b If you didn't water plants, they would die. c If you watered plants, they will die. 2 I don’t have enough money, so I can’t buy a new phone. a If I had money, I would buy a new phone. b If I have money, I would buy a new phone. c If I were you, I would buy a new phone. 3 Don’t hurry, or you’ll miss the bus. a If you hurried, you won't miss the bus b Unless you hurry, you will miss the bus c You would miss the bus if you don't hurry 4 People speak English all over the world. a English was spoken all over the world by people b People is spoken all over the world c English is spoken all over the world 5 The teacher corrected the tests. a The tests is corrected by the teacher b The tests were corrected by the teacher c The teacher were corrected the tests. 6 The mechanic repaired my car. a I had my car repaired by the mechanic b The mechanic was repaired my car. c I have repaired my car by the mechanic 7 Someone will deliver the sofa tomorrow. a The sofa had been delivered yesterday b I would have the sofa delivered tomorrow c I will have the sofa delivered tomorrow 8 This is the boy. He won the chess competition. a This is the boy who he won the chess competition. b This is the boy who won the chess competition. c He won the chess competition, that boy 9 That’s the café. We met there. a That’s the café where we met. b That’s the café where we met here. c The café we met is here 10 I watched a film. It was really scary. a I watched a film when I was really scary. b I watched a film whose was really scary. c I watched a film that was really scary. 11 It’s obligatory to wear a helmet. a You must wear a helmet. b You have to wear a helmet. c You need to wear a helmet. 12 It isn’t necessary to bring food. a You don't need to bring food. b You mustn't to bring food. c You won't have to bring food. 13 “Do you live near here?” she asked me. a She asked me did I lived here b She asked me if I lived there c She asked me if I lived here 14 “We didn’t understand the question,” they said. a They didn't understand the question b They said they hadn't understood the question c They said they hadn't understand the question 15 When I arrived, the film started earlier. a When I arrived, the film was starting b I had arrived when the movie started c The film had already started when I arrived 16 He felt tired because he worked all night. a He had worked all night, so he felt tired b He worked all night; he felt tired c If he had worked all night, he won't be tired 17 When I was a child, I played outside every day. a I played outside everyday when I was a child b I used to play outside everyday when I was a child c I used to played outside everyday when I was a child

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by Victoria Debárbora

You don’t water plants. They die.

I don’t have enough money, so I can’t buy a new phone.

Don’t hurry, or you’ll miss the bus.

People speak English all over the world.

The teacher corrected the tests.

The mechanic repaired my car.

Someone will deliver the sofa tomorrow.

This is the boy. He won the chess competition.

That’s the café. We met there.

I watched a film. It was really scary.

It’s obligatory to wear a helmet.

It isn’t necessary to bring food.

“Do you live near here?” she asked me.

“We didn’t understand the question,” they said.

When I arrived, the film started earlier.

He felt tired because he worked all night.

When I was a child, I played outside every day.