Level,Category,Sentence
A1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The weather is cold and windy today.
A1,ADJECTIVES/combining,She is smart and funny.
A1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The park is quiet and peaceful.
A1,ADJECTIVES/combining,He is tall and strong.
A1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The food is delicious and spicy.
A1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The book is interesting and informative.
A1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The flowers are beautiful and colorful.
A1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The movie is exciting and scary.
A1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The dress is pretty and elegant.
A1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The car is fast and reliable.
A2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The movie was long but interesting.
A2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The food was spicy but delicious.
A2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The room was small but cozy.
A2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The dress was simple but elegant.
A2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The book was old but valuable.
A2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The trip was tiring but fun.
A2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The house was big but empty.
A2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The music was loud but enjoyable.
A2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The day was cold but sunny.
A2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The car was old but reliable.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The beautiful, sunny day made everyone happy."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"She wore a long, red dress to the party."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The big, old tree provided shade in the garden."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"He bought a new, expensive car last week."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The small, cozy café was packed with people."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"She read a fascinating, historical novel last night."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The tall, thin man walked quickly down the street."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"They visited a charming, seaside town on vacation."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The soft, fluffy pillow was perfect for sleeping."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The bright, colorful flowers brightened up the room."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The house is bigger and more comfortable than the last one we visited.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,She is more intelligent and creative than her classmates.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The new restaurant is more expensive and exclusive than the old one.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,He is taller and stronger than his younger brother.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The new phone is faster and more efficient than the previous model.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The garden is more beautiful and well-maintained than the one next door.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The movie is more exciting and suspenseful than the book.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The hotel is more luxurious and spacious than the one we stayed in last year.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The new laptop is lighter and more portable than the old one.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The new dress is more stylish and elegant than the one she wore yesterday.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"Her house is big, comfortable, and very clean."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"She is kind, patient, and always helpful."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The weather is cold, windy, and sometimes rainy."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"He is smart, hardworking, and very talented."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The food was delicious, spicy, and very satisfying."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The dress is elegant, stylish, and very expensive."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The park is quiet, peaceful, and full of flowers."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The movie was exciting, action-packed, and very entertaining."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The book is interesting, informative, and very well-written."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The car is fast, efficient, and very reliable."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The weather is getting colder and colder as winter approaches.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"As the day went on, the traffic became heavier and heavier."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,His attitude towards his job has become more and more negative over time.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The situation in the office is getting more and more tense with each passing day.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,Her cooking skills have become better and better with practice.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The noise from the construction site is getting louder and louder.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The quality of the product has improved more and more with each new version.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"As the movie progressed, the tension became greater and greater."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The number of tourists visiting the city has increased more and more each year.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The cost of living is rising higher and higher, making it difficult for many people."
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,She wore a stylish and comfortable outfit.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The well-known author gave a fascinating talk.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,They live in a spacious and modern apartment.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The well-known actor received an award for his performance.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,He bought a high-quality and durable laptop.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The well-known musician performed at the concert.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,She prepared a delicious and nutritious meal.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The well-known scientist presented her research findings.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,He drove a fast and reliable car.
B1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The well-known artist created a beautiful painting.
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The up-to-date software ensures we have the latest security features.
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The state-of-the-art facility is equipped with the most advanced technology.
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The user-friendly interface makes the device easy to navigate.
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The water-proof design is perfect for outdoor activities.
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The eco-friendly packaging reduces our carbon footprint.
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The cost-effective solution saves the company a significant amount of money.
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The time-sensitive project requires immediate attention.
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The high-quality materials ensure the product's durability.
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The energy-efficient appliances help lower our electricity bills.
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,The weather-resistant fabric keeps the equipment safe from the elements.
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The old, creaky house stood at the end of the street, filled with memories of a bygone era."
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"She wore a bright, colorful dress that made her stand out in the crowd."
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The new, innovative technology has revolutionized the way we communicate."
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"He read a thick, historical novel that transported him to another time."
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The small, quaint village was a perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city."
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"She prepared a delicious, homemade meal that was both hearty and satisfying."
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The tall, imposing building dominated the skyline of the city."
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"He carried a heavy, leather-bound book that seemed to contain ancient secrets."
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The soft, melodic music soothed the restless crowd."
B2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The large, bustling market was a feast for the senses."
C1,ADJECTIVES/combining,I found the above-mentioned information to be extremely useful in my research.
C1,ADJECTIVES/combining,She was known for her open-minded approach to new ideas and perspectives.
C1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The well-to-do neighborhood had a high concentration of luxury cars.
C1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The jaw-dropping performance left the audience in awe.
C1,ADJECTIVES/combining,His open-minded attitude allowed him to consider all potential solutions.
C1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The above-mentioned points are critical to the success of the project.
C1,ADJECTIVES/combining,"Despite coming from a well-to-do background, she remained humble and grounded."
C1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The jaw-dropping scenery made the hike worth every step.
C1,ADJECTIVES/combining,Her open-mindedness helped her bridge the gap between different cultures.
C1,ADJECTIVES/combining,The well-to-do family donated generously to various charities.
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"A timid, shy, self-conscious, over-sensitive and vulnerable person can yearn to make friends with someone who is very self-assured, confident, decisive, even bossy."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"In the increasingly materialistic, greedy and shallow society we live in today, it would almost seem that there are no disadvantages to being rich."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"A diligent, hardworking, dedicated, passionate and ambitious student will always excel in their studies, regardless of the challenges they face."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The ancient, crumbling, ivy-covered, derelict and haunted mansion on the hill has long been a subject of local folklore and mystery."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"A kind, generous, thoughtful, caring and compassionate individual will always find ways to make a positive impact on the lives of those around them."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The modern, sleek, minimalist, functional and stylish apartment was the perfect blend of form and function for the young professional couple."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"An experienced, knowledgeable, insightful, empathetic and patient teacher can make a significant difference in the lives of their students."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The vast, expansive, rolling, green and lush countryside was a stark contrast to the bustling, crowded and noisy cityscape they had just left behind."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"A creative, innovative, resourceful, imaginative and visionary entrepreneur can turn even the most challenging ideas into successful businesses."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"The warm, inviting, cozy, comfortable and welcoming atmosphere of the small family-run café made it a favorite spot for locals and tourists alike."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"Adventurous, curious, and determined, she embarked on a journey around the world."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"Intelligent, resourceful, and brave, he solved the complex puzzle with ease."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"Energetic, enthusiastic, and passionate, the team worked tirelessly to achieve their goals."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"Playful, mischievous, and clever, the kitten kept the family entertained for hours."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"Generous, kind-hearted, and compassionate, she donated to numerous charities."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"Creative, innovative, and visionary, the artist's work was highly acclaimed."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"Patient, diligent, and meticulous, the researcher uncovered groundbreaking findings."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"Confident, articulate, and persuasive, the speaker captivated the audience."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"Loyal, trustworthy, and dependable, he was the go-to person for advice."
C2,ADJECTIVES/combining,"Optimistic, resilient, and tenacious, she overcame every obstacle in her path."
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The cat is faster than the dog.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,This chair is taller than that one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The apple is sweeter than the orange.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,She is happier than her sister.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The river is deeper than the pond.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The car is newer than the bike.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The cake is bigger than the cookie.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The sun is brighter than the moon.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The dog was happier after it found its favorite toy.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The baby was sleepier after a long day at the park.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The flowers were prettier with the morning dew on them.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The cake was sweeter than the one we had last week.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The weather was cooler after the rain stopped.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The book was funnier than the movie version.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The lake was quieter in the early morning.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The house was tidier after the big cleaning.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,I bought a bigger house last year.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,She has a more expensive car than me.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,He bought a newer phone yesterday.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,They live in a smaller apartment now.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,We saw a taller building downtown.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,She wore a prettier dress to the party.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,He has a faster computer at work.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,They bought a larger TV for the living room.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,She bought a more comfortable chair for her office.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,He has a longer commute than I do.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The weather is nicer today than yesterday.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,She is taller than her brother.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,This book is more interesting than the last one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The blue dress is prettier than the red one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,He is happier now than he was before.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new car is faster than the old one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The green apple is sweeter than the red one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The movie is more exciting than the book.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The yellow house is bigger than the blue one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The chocolate cake is tastier than the vanilla one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"The rooms are all very beautiful, but I prefer my room because it is bigger."
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,I bought lots of T-shirts because the weather is getting hotter.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The first apple is sweeter than the second one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,She ran faster than her brother in the race.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The baby is sleeping in a darker room.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The old car is slower than the new one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The first cake is thicker than the second one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The younger sister is taller than the older one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The first toy is cheaper than the second one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The first book is thicker than the second one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,I think it will be nicer.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"You can come by boat, but I prefer to come by aeroplane because it is safer."
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The blue car is larger than the red one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,She is braver than her sister.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,This apple is sweeter than that one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The green shirt is cheaper than the blue one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,He is taller than his brother.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The yellow house is smaller than the white one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,She is kinder than her friend.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The black cat is faster than the white one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,My car is older than yours.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,She is happier today than yesterday.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,This book is more interesting than that one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,He is taller than his brother.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The weather is worse than it was last week.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,Her dress is prettier than mine.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,This task is harder than the last one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,His explanation is clearer than hers.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new restaurant is better than the old one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The movie was more exciting than I expected.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,She is more beautiful than her sister.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The movie was more interesting than the book.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,He was more intelligent than his classmates.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new phone is more advanced than the old one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,This restaurant is more popular than the one downtown.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new software is more efficient than the previous version.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,Her dress is more elegant than mine.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new car is more comfortable than the old one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The concert was more exciting than I expected.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new school is more modern than the old one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,My new car is faster than my old car.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,Her house is bigger than mine.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,This movie is more exciting than the last one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The red dress is prettier than the blue one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,His English is better than hers.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,This book is more difficult than the one I read last week.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The chocolate cake is tastier than the vanilla one.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The park near my house is quieter than the one downtown.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,Her garden is more colorful than his.
A2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new laptop is lighter than the old one.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The weather today is so much nicer than yesterday.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new car is much faster than the old one.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,Her cooking is much tastier than mine.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new phone is so much lighter than the old one.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The movie was much more interesting than the book.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new restaurant is so much more expensive than the old one.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new apartment is much quieter than the old one.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new shoes are so much more comfortable than the old ones.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,He's a bit taller than his brother.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The weather is a little bit colder today.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,This book is a bit more interesting than the last one.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,She's a little bit smarter than her classmates.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The movie was a bit scarier than I expected.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,His car is a little bit faster than mine.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The test was a bit harder than usual.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,She's a little bit more patient than he is.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The restaurant is a bit more expensive than the one down the street.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new model is a little bit better than the previous one.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,I noticed the weather getting colder and colder.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The situation became more and more complicated.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"As the years passed, she became happier and happier."
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The noise from the construction site got louder and louder.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The pile of work on my desk grew bigger and bigger.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The traffic during rush hour became heavier and heavier.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The cost of living is rising higher and higher.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,Her excitement for the trip grew stronger and stronger.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The distance between us seemed to get farther and farther.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The list of tasks to complete kept getting longer and longer.
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"The movie last night was good, but the one tonight is even better."
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"After the rain stopped, the sky got even bluer."
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"Her new book is interesting, but the last one was even more exciting."
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"The second half of the game was intense, but the final moments were even more thrilling."
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"My headache was bad, but it got even worse after the meeting."
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"His cooking skills improved, and now his dishes are even tastier."
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"The second season of the show was good, but the third season was even better."
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"The weather was cold, but it became even colder overnight."
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"The first day of the trip was fun, but the second day was even more enjoyable."
B1,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"The new model of the car is nice, but the latest one is even nicer."
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The weather today is a lot warmer than yesterday.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,Her new apartment is a lot bigger than her old one.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,This movie is a lot more interesting than the last one I watched.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new model is a lot faster than the previous version.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,Traveling by train is a lot more comfortable than driving.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,His explanation was a lot clearer than hers.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new software is a lot more user-friendly than the old one.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,Her performance was a lot better than expected.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The final product is a lot more polished than the prototype.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,I think the new model has much better features than the old one.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The weather today is much warmer than it was yesterday.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,She is a much more talented singer than I am.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,This restaurant offers much tastier food than the one we went to last week.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The updated software has much more functionality than the previous version.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,His new car is much faster than his old one.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The revised plan is much more efficient than the original.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,This book is much more interesting than the one I read last month.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new apartment is much larger than our old one.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The latest version of the game has much better graphics than the earlier editions.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,I found that the blue dress was slightly more expensive than the red one.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new version of the software is slightly faster than the previous one.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The weather today is slightly warmer compared to yesterday.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The green apple is slightly sweeter than the red one.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The movie sequel was slightly more interesting than the original.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The second floor is slightly quieter than the first floor.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new model car is slightly more fuel-efficient than the old one.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The book was slightly more challenging than I expected.
B2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The second option is slightly more convenient than the first one.
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,She felt no better than she had before the treatment.
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The new model is not any faster than the old one.
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,He was no taller than his younger brother.
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The situation is not any worse than it was last year.
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The book is no more interesting than the last one I read.
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,They were not any more prepared than we were.
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The weather is no colder than it was in January.
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The results were not any more impressive than expected.
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The quality of the product is no better than what we had before.
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,The journey was not any longer than we anticipated.
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"Although he is not that much taller than his brother, he still has a significant height advantage."
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"The new model is not that much more expensive than the previous one, so it's worth the upgrade."
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"She is not that much better at singing than her sister, but she practices more often."
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"The revised version is not that much more user-friendly than the original, so some users might not notice the difference."
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"He is not that much faster than the other runners, but his consistency gives him an edge."
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"The updated software is not that much more efficient than the old version, but it does have some new features."
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"She is not that much more experienced than her colleagues, but her insights are valuable."
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"The new car is not that much more fuel-efficient than the old one, but it does have better safety features."
C2,ADJECTIVES/comparatives,"He is not that much more knowledgeable than the rest of the team, but his enthusiasm makes up for it."
A1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The weather is very hot today.
A1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,She has a very big house.
A1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,He is very tall.
A1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The park is very beautiful.
A1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The movie was very interesting.
A1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The food is very delicious.
A1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The book is very long.
A1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The car is very fast.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,It was sunny and really hot every day!
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,I'm so happy because we can have a party for my birthday together!
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,They are quite expensive.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The movie was really interesting.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,She is so beautiful.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The book was quite boring.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,He was really tired after the long journey.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The food was so delicious.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The weather is quite cold today.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,She is really smart.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The book is interesting for children.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The movie was boring for teenagers.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The cake is delicious for everyone.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The park is beautiful for walking.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The game is fun for all ages.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The food is spicy for some people.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The song is catchy for young listeners.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The dress is pretty for a party.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,She is too tired to go out tonight.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The coffee was too hot to drink.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The movie was too long for my taste.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The room was too dark to read in.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The shoes were too tight for me.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The music was too loud for the baby to sleep.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The cake was too sweet for my liking.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The car was too big to fit in the garage.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,She was too tired after the long trip.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The movie was too boring for me.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The book was too difficult for her.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The dress was too big for the little girl.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The food was too spicy for my taste.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The room was too cold for him.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The shoes were too tight for her feet.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The test was too easy for him.
A2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The music was too loud for the baby.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,the very important meeting is at 10.15 am.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,really good friends are hard to find.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,a very interesting book caught my eye.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,the extremely cold weather made us stay indoors.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,a really nice restaurant offered us a discount.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,the very old building needs renovation.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,a highly skilled worker fixed the problem quickly.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,the extremely busy schedule left no time for rest.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,a really big dog scared the little children.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,the very happy couple celebrated their anniversary.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The weather was warm enough for us to have a picnic.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,She is smart enough to solve the problem on her own.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The coffee was hot enough to burn my tongue.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The car is fast enough to keep up with traffic.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The book is interesting enough to keep me engaged.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The room is quiet enough for me to concentrate.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The food is spicy enough to add flavor without being overwhelming.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The dress is long enough to cover my knees.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The movie is funny enough to make me laugh out loud.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,I have been thinking about your last letter for quite a long time and I came to the following conclusion.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,This is quite a difficult situation you have.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,I personally think going to a large school is quite a good idea.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,She is quite a talented artist.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,It was quite a hot day yesterday.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,He has quite a busy schedule this week.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,That was quite a funny joke.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,She wore quite a beautiful dress to the party.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,It was quite a challenging project.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,They live in quite a nice neighborhood.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,She was too tired to finish her homework.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The box was too heavy to lift by myself.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The movie was too scary to watch alone.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The water was too cold to swim in.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The book was too difficult to read in one sitting.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The restaurant was too crowded to find a seat.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The car was too expensive to buy outright.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The noise was too loud to concentrate on work.
B1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The cake was too sweet to eat more than one piece.
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,I was strong enough to lift the heavy box by myself.
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,She was smart enough to solve the difficult problem quickly.
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,They were brave enough to face their fears head-on.
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,He was tall enough to reach the top shelf without a ladder.
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,She was patient enough to wait for the perfect moment.
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,They were kind enough to offer their help to those in need.
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,He was lucky enough to find a job right after graduation.
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,She was creative enough to come up with a unique solution.
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,They were careful enough to avoid any accidents during the trip.
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,He was generous enough to share his lunch with his friends.
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The opera was rather a sophisticated performance, not for the faint-hearted."
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"She was rather a shy person, rarely speaking in large groups."
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The lecture was rather a complex topic, requiring careful attention."
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"His explanation was rather a convoluted one, leaving many confused."
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The hotel was rather a luxurious stay, with all the amenities one could wish for."
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The assignment was rather a challenging task, pushing us to our limits."
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The movie was rather a disappointing experience, not living up to the hype."
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The garden was rather a peaceful place, perfect for a quiet afternoon."
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The debate was rather a heated discussion, with strong opinions on both sides."
B2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The journey was rather a long one, taking several hours by train."
C1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,She was absolutely exhausted after the long hike.
C1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The movie was incredibly entertaining, and I totally recommend it."
C1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"His performance was extremely impressive, and everyone was in awe."
C1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The weather was incredibly cold, making it totally unbearable to stay outside."
C1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The book was absolutely fascinating, and I couldn't put it down."
C1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The results were extremely disappointing, and I felt totally let down."
C1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The food was incredibly delicious, and I totally enjoyed every bite."
C1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The situation was absolutely chaotic, and I felt totally overwhelmed."
C1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The concert was extremely enjoyable, and I had an incredibly great time."
C1,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The project was absolutely successful, and we totally met our goals."
C2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The weather was as cold as the Arctic, making it nearly impossible to venture outside."
C2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,She was so talented that she could play any instrument with ease.
C2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The coffee was as strong as I needed it to be, giving me the energy boost I craved."
C2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,His dedication was so intense that he often worked 18-hour days without rest.
C2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The book was as captivating as the reviews had promised, keeping me up all night."
C2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The hike was so challenging that it took us twice as long as we had anticipated.
C2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"Her kindness was as genuine as her smile, making everyone feel at ease around her."
C2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The storm was so fierce that it knocked down trees and power lines across the city.
C2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,"The movie was as thrilling as the trailer suggested, leaving the audience on the edge of their seats."
C2,ADJECTIVES/modifying,The dessert was so sweet that it made my teeth ache just thinking about it.
A1,ADJECTIVES/position,I have a red car.
A1,ADJECTIVES/position,She bought a new dress.
A1,ADJECTIVES/position,The big dog is friendly.
A1,ADJECTIVES/position,He lives in a small village.
A1,ADJECTIVES/position,We saw a beautiful sunset.
A1,ADJECTIVES/position,The old house is very quiet.
A1,ADJECTIVES/position,She has a cute kitten.
A1,ADJECTIVES/position,The tall tree is in our garden.
A1,ADJECTIVES/position,My car is fast.
A1,ADJECTIVES/position,The weather is cold.
A1,ADJECTIVES/position,Her house is small.
A1,ADJECTIVES/position,The park is green.
A1,ADJECTIVES/position,The book is interesting.
A1,ADJECTIVES/position,The movie is funny.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The main reason for the delay was the traffic.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The only option left was to cancel the trip.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The main problem was the lack of communication.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The only solution was to consult a specialist.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The main advantage was the cost-effectiveness.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The only disadvantage was the limited time.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The main focus was on improving the quality.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The only concern was the safety issue.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The main objective was to complete the project.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The only challenge was the tight deadline.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The weather is nice today.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,She is very intelligent.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The cake is delicious.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,He is always kind.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The movie was boring.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The park is beautiful.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,They are happy together.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The book is interesting.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The coffee is hot.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The flowers are pretty.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The sky looks beautiful today.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,She feels happy after her vacation.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The cake looks delicious.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,He feels tired after a long day at work.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The flowers look pretty in the garden.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,I feel excited about the upcoming trip.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The dress looks elegant on her.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,She feels sad about the news.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,The room looks clean and tidy.
A2,ADJECTIVES/position,I feel cold without my jacket.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,She felt quite lonely because she was alone at home.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The baby was asleep when we arrived at the party.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,"He was awake all night, thinking about his decision."
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The old tree in the garden was still alive after all these years.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The dog was asleep on the couch when we got home.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,She was awake when the alarm clock went off.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The cat was alive and well after the accident.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,He was alone in the office when the power went out.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The fish in the tank was still alive after a week without food.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,"She was awake all night, unable to sleep."
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The main character in the programme is a visiting journalist.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,"Dear Fiona, I see you are in a complicated situation, aren't you?"
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The first of them had long dark hair and the second one had short fair curly hair.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,"In the evening, we used to go to a famous restaurant where you can eat delicious local food."
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,I decided to see the Zorro's Mask because it's an amusing and entertaining action film and love-story.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The visiting journalist is the main character in the programme.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The complicated situation is causing Fiona a lot of stress.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The long dark hair was a striking feature of the first person.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The famous restaurant serves delicious local food.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The amusing and entertaining action film and love-story is called Zorro's Mask.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The new policy makes everyone frustrated.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,Her jokes always make me happy.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The teacher's explanation made the concept clear.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,His rude behavior made her upset.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The surprise party made everyone excited.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The movie made the audience sad.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,His hard work made him successful.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The news made her nervous.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The gift made her feel special.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,The exercise made the muscles sore.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,I want to go somewhere quiet to read my book.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,There is nothing important to worry about.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,She looked for something beautiful to wear to the party.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,We need to find somewhere safe to hide.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,There is nothing wrong with trying new things.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,He wanted to go somewhere exciting for his vacation.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,She couldn't find anything useful in the box.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,I need to find somewhere comfortable to sit.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,There is nothing good on the menu tonight.
B1,ADJECTIVES/position,He looked for something interesting to do on the weekend.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,The weather today is a complete disaster.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,She had a real talent for drawing.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,This is an absolute must-see movie.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,His complete dedication to the project impressed everyone.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,The room was in absolute chaos after the party.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,Her real passion for music was evident in her performance.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,The team's complete focus on the game led to their victory.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,It was an absolute pleasure to meet you.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,The complete silence of the forest was eerie.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,His real concern for the environment was inspiring.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,I think we all are very concerned about the present situation.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,"We would like to hear you talk about your novels, your work in general and about your future plans."
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,"In the big hall, in former times, lots of parties took place."
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,The present government is facing numerous challenges.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,Her future goals are to travel and learn new languages.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,The former president made significant contributions to the country.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,The present course of action needs to be reconsidered.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,His future projects include writing a book and starting a business.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,The former employee was known for her dedication and hard work.
B2,ADJECTIVES/position,The present economic conditions are affecting many people's livelihoods.
C1,ADJECTIVES/position,The frightened child clung to his mother's arm.
C1,ADJECTIVES/position,The broken vase lay shattered on the floor.
C1,ADJECTIVES/position,The excited crowd cheered loudly for their team.
C1,ADJECTIVES/position,The bored student doodled in his notebook.
C1,ADJECTIVES/position,The surprised look on her face was priceless.
C1,ADJECTIVES/position,The frozen lake glistened in the sunlight.
C1,ADJECTIVES/position,The frightened animals huddled together for warmth.
C1,ADJECTIVES/position,The lost keys were finally found in the car.
C1,ADJECTIVES/position,The exhausted runner collapsed at the finish line.
C1,ADJECTIVES/position,The disappointed fans left the stadium early.
C2,ADJECTIVES/position,The major problem concerns the upcoming exam.
C2,ADJECTIVES/position,"It is located in the very heart of Pisa, in a magnificent ancient building."
C2,ADJECTIVES/position,The minor issue involves the broken elevator.
C2,ADJECTIVES/position,She wore a stunning red dress to the party.
C2,ADJECTIVES/position,He delivered an exceptional speech at the conference.
C2,ADJECTIVES/position,The tiny kitten was incredibly adorable.
C2,ADJECTIVES/position,The massive storm caused extensive damage to the city.
C2,ADJECTIVES/position,She has a unique perspective on the situation.
C2,ADJECTIVES/position,The ancient ruins are a major tourist attraction.
C2,ADJECTIVES/position,The highly skilled surgeon performed the operation flawlessly.
A1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She's my best friend.
A1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,Shahin is my best friend.
A1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,My best friend is very kind.
A1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,My best friend loves to travel.
A1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,My best friend is always there for me.
A1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,My best friend is the funniest person I know.
A1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,My best friend is the smartest person I know.
A1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,My best friend is the most generous person I know.
A1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,My best friend is the most loyal person I know.
A1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,My best friend is the most understanding person I know.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The most beautiful sunset I have ever seen was in Bali.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is the tallest girl in her class.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the most delicious cake I've ever tasted.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He is the fastest runner on the team.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The oldest tree in the park is over 500 years old.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the most interesting book I've read this year.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is the smartest student in the whole school.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the smallest apartment I've ever lived in.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,It's the oldest building in the village.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is the tallest girl in the class.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the smallest car in the showroom.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,It's the best restaurant in the town.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He is the fastest runner in the school.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the most beautiful garden in the park.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,It's the quietest place in the library.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is the smartest student in the university.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the largest mall in the city.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He is the strongest man in the gym.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The best movie of the festival was a real surprise.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She was the best player of the team.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the best restaurant of the town.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The best song of the album is very popular.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He is the best friend of all my friends.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The best dessert of the menu is the chocolate cake.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the best book of the series.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is the best singer of the group.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The best part of the story is the ending.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the best picture of the collection.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,My relatives gave me presents but the computer game was the best.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,But Mark's present was the most beautiful!
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The red dress was the most expensive.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The blue car was the fastest.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The green apple was the biggest.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The yellow banana was the sweetest.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The purple flower was the prettiest.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The orange juice was the tastiest.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The black shoe was the most comfortable.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The white shirt was the softest.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,It's the biggest cake I've ever seen.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,It's the oldest tree in the park.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She's the fastest runner in our class.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the smallest car on the lot.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,It's the hottest day of the year.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He's the tallest boy in the school.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the easiest puzzle to solve.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,It's the busiest street in the city.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The smallest car is easy to park.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is the tallest girl in the class.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the longest river in the world.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He is the strongest man I know.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the shortest route to the airport.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The fastest runner won the race.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,It's the hottest day of the year.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The coldest winter was in 2010.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the newest phone on the market.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The oldest tree is in that park.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The fastest car on the road is a Ferrari.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the happiest day of my life.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is the youngest student in the class.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The biggest tree in the park is over 100 years old.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the busiest street in the city.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The hottest day of the year was in July.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He is the laziest person I know.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The happiest dog in the world is always wagging its tail.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,Please wear your oldest clothes.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,I bought these clothes for my youngest brother.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,My biggest problem is solved now.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,Your smallest mistake can be corrected.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is my best friend.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,Your newest gadget is very impressive.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,My oldest car is still running well.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,Your biggest challenge is yet to come.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,My smallest contribution can make a difference.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,Your newest idea is quite innovative.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,I always watch the latest music videos from there.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,I like it because it's the largest.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,But the nicest thing at my party was my presents.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The longest river in the world is the Nile.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She has the largest collection of stamps.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the oldest building in the city.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He is the strongest person I know.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The simplest solution is often the best.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She wore the prettiest dress to the party.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The smallest detail can make a big difference.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The tallest building in the city is impressive.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She wore the most beautiful dress at the party.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the biggest apple I have ever seen.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The smallest car in the world is quite unique.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He is the fastest runner in our school.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The oldest tree in the park is over 500 years old.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The cheapest option is not always the best.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The hottest day of the year was unbearable.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The easiest way to solve the problem is to ask for help.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The most interesting book I've read this year is about space exploration.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is the most intelligent student in our class.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The movie was the most exciting film I have ever seen.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the most beautiful city I have ever visited.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He is the most talented musician in the entire school.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The book was the most interesting story I have ever read.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the most comfortable chair I have ever sat in.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is the most creative person I have ever met.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The dessert was the most delicious treat I have ever tasted.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the most difficult puzzle I have ever tried to solve.
A2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He is the most generous friend I have ever had.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The most delicious meal I've ever had was at that new restaurant downtown.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The highest mountain in the world is Mount Everest.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is the most talented artist in our class.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the most beautiful sunset I have ever seen.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The most interesting book I've read this year is about ancient history.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He is the most reliable person I know.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The most crowded place in the city is the central market.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the most comfortable chair I've ever sat in.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,It was the best vacation I have ever had.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,That is the best movie I've ever seen.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,It was the best meal I have ever eaten.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,That is the best book I've ever read.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,It was the best concert I have ever attended.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,That is the best experience I've ever had.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,It was the best gift I have ever received.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,That is the best decision I've ever made.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,One of the most beautiful beaches I've ever seen is in Maldives.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is one of the smartest students in her class.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is one of the most delicious cakes I've ever tasted.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He is one of the most talented musicians I know.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is one of the most interesting books I've read.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,They are one of the most successful companies in the industry.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is one of the most challenging projects I've worked on.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is one of the most caring people I've ever met.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is one of the most exciting events of the year.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He is one of the most dedicated employees at the company.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The best way to improve your English is to practice every day.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is the best person to ask for advice on relationships.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The best time to plant flowers is in the spring.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He is the best candidate to lead the project.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The best place to find cheap books is at a second-hand bookstore.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The best thing to do when you're stressed is to take a deep breath.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The best way to learn a new language is to immerse yourself in it.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The best person to talk to about investments is a financial advisor.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The best time to visit the beach is during the summer.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The best way to stay healthy is to eat a balanced diet and exercise regularly.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The most beautiful flower in the garden is the rose.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The tallest building in the city is the skyscraper.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The smallest car on the road is the smart car.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The biggest problem we face is pollution.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The fastest runner in the race is John.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The oldest tree in the park is over 200 years old.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The newest phone on the market is the iPhone 14.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The best meal I've ever had was at that restaurant.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The worst day of my life was when I lost my keys.
B1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The cheapest option available is the budget package.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This car is by far the most reliable one I've ever owned.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The new restaurant is by far the best in the city.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,Her performance was by far the most impressive of the night.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This movie is by far the funniest I've seen in years.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The view from the top of the mountain is by far the most breathtaking.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,His latest book is by far the most captivating of his career.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The chocolate cake is by far the best dessert on the menu.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The concert last night was by far the most energetic event I've attended.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This smartphone is by far the most advanced model on the market.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The ocean sunset was by far the most beautiful I've ever witnessed.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,There have been so many embarrassing moments in my life. It's very difficult to pick the most embarrassing.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,"I'm not quite sure if I agree that the car is the greatest danger to human life today, but it sure is one of the greatest."
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,That period of my life was one of the worst.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is undoubtedly the most talented person I have ever met.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is one of the most challenging tasks I've ever faced.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He is the kindest person I know.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is one of the best decisions I've ever made.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is the most intelligent student in the class.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is one of the most exciting opportunities I've had.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He is the most reliable colleague I've worked with.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The most efficient way to complete this project is to delegate tasks to team members.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The best method to improve your fitness is to incorporate a balanced diet and regular exercise.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The hardest part to understand in this lesson is to apply the concepts in real-world scenarios.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The simplest way to solve this problem is to consult the user manual.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The quickest way to reach the airport is to take the express bus.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The most effective way to reduce stress is to practice mindfulness meditation.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The easiest way to learn a new language is to immerse yourself in the culture.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The safest way to travel during the pandemic is to avoid crowded places.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The most enjoyable way to spend a weekend is to explore nature trails.
B2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The most challenging aspect to master in this game is to time your jumps perfectly.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The most extreme possible scenario should be considered in our planning.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the most efficient possible method for completing the task.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,We need to find the cheapest possible option for this project.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The highest possible quality of service will be provided to our customers.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the fastest possible way to reach our destination.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The most secure possible measures will be taken to protect the data.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,We aim to achieve the best possible outcome for all stakeholders.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The most comfortable possible environment will be created for the guests.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The most accurate possible results must be obtained in the experiment.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,The most convenient possible time for the meeting has been scheduled.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,We want to present ourselves in the best way possible.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This cleansing gel will definitely produce good results in the shortest time possible.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,Achieving health by using her common sense and having fun while doing it is probably her greatest performance ever.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the most exciting opportunity ever.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is the most talented artist ever.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is by far the best decision we have ever made.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He is the most dedicated employee possible.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the most innovative solution ever.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She is the most caring mother possible.
C1,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,This is the most challenging project ever.
C2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,I didn't have the slightest intention of hurting her feelings.
C2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He didn't show the faintest sign of remorse after the accident.
C2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She didn't notice the slightest change in his behavior.
C2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,I haven't the faintest clue about what happened last night.
C2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He didn't exhibit the slightest concern for the consequences.
C2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She didn't give the slightest hint about her plans.
C2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,I didn't feel the slightest bit of sympathy for him.
C2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,He didn't display the slightest interest in the project.
C2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,She didn't have the slightest doubt about her decision.
C2,ADJECTIVES/superlatives,I didn't see the slightest trace of evidence.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Take care. See you soon.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I hope you feel better. Get well soon.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Have a nice day. See you soon.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Bye for now. See you soon.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Rest up. Get well soon.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Take it easy. See you soon.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Stay strong. Get well soon.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Have fun. See you soon.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Take a break. Get well soon.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Good luck. See you soon.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,My girlfriend is here with me.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I was born there and I lived there over twenty years.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I go there every year with my friends.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The cat is here under the table.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She left her keys there on the counter.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They always meet here at the park.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The book is there on the shelf.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He parked his car there by the entrance.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,We used to live there in that house.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The meeting is here in the conference room.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I always eat breakfast before going to work.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Sometimes I watch movies on weekends.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She always helps her friends when they need it.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I sometimes play soccer with my brother.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He always arrives early for meetings.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Sometimes I forget to lock the door.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,We always go for a walk after dinner.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I sometimes read a book before bed.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They always celebrate birthdays together.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Sometimes I visit my grandparents on Sundays.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She is very kind.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The weather is very cold today.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He has a very big house.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The movie was very interesting.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She speaks very clearly.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The food was very delicious.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He drives very fast.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She sings very beautifully.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The book is very exciting.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She looks very pretty.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I really like playing soccer.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I love my dog very much.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I really enjoy watching movies.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I like ice cream very much.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I really love going to the beach.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I like my new shoes very much.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I really enjoy reading books.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I love my family very much.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I really like listening to music.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I like my school very much.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Yesterday I went to the park.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I've just finished my homework.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She is cooking dinner now.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I've already cleaned the house.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,We went to the cinema yesterday.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I've just received your message.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They are playing football now.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I've already eaten lunch.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,We went to the beach yesterday.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I've just started my new job.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,People usually try to eat their breakfast between 7 and 9 am.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I have to pay weekly or monthly?
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I often go to the Shanghai Museum.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,You never remember anything!
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She usually goes shopping on weekends.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They often visit their grandparents.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I never eat fast food.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He usually wakes up early.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,We often have dinner together.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She never misses her weekly yoga class.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I went to the park. It's so nice.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The movie was quite boring.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The cake is too sweet.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The book was quite interesting.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The room is so small.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The trip was too long.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The food was quite tasty.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The day was so sunny.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The dress is too tight.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The concert was quite loud.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I am so happy to see you!
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She talks a lot during class.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He runs so fast in the race.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They laughed a lot at the party.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The cake tastes so good!
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,We walked a lot in the park.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She sings so beautifully.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He works a lot at the office.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The movie was so exciting!
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They played a lot of games today.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The children sang beautifully at the concert.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She speaks English very fluently.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He drives extremely carefully on icy roads.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They danced gracefully at the wedding.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The train moves slowly through the countryside.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The cat walked quietly across the floor.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She cooks the meals quickly and efficiently.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The students listened attentively to the lecture.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He writes his essays very neatly.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The sun sets slowly in the evening.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I also bought some t-shirts.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"I don't like green, so I decided to use blue."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Yesterday I bought some clothes: trousers and skirts. However, the clothes were cheap."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She also likes to read books.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"I wanted to go out, so I called my friend."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"He didn't study, so he failed the test."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,We also went to the park.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"I don't like coffee, so I prefer tea."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She also enjoys playing tennis.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"It was raining, so we stayed inside."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,It's only two hours.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,It was only €70.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,It was just £15.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She only wanted a small coffee.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He just needed a quick answer.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They only had ten minutes left.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,It was only a minor problem.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He just finished his homework.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She only bought one book.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,It was just a simple question.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"First, I brushed my teeth, then I put on my pajamas."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"We can go to the park first, and then we can have ice cream."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"First, she read the book, after that she watched the movie."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"We can have lunch first, then we can go shopping."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"First, he played soccer, after that he took a shower."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"We can go to the zoo first, and then we can have a picnic."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"First, they built the sandcastle, after that they went swimming."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"We can visit the museum first, then we can go to the park."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"First, I did my homework, after that I played video games."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"We can have breakfast first, then we can go to the beach."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Maybe we should take a break now.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Perhaps she will come to the party tonight.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Maybe he forgot to call you back.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Perhaps they are still at the park.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Maybe it will rain later today.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Perhaps you should ask your teacher for help.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Maybe we can find a better solution.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Perhaps we should wait a little longer.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Maybe they will arrive soon.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Perhaps you left your keys in the car.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Actually, I think we should reconsider this decision."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Unfortunately, the weather is not very good today."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Of course, you can borrow my book."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"I'm sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Actually, I prefer the blue one over the red one."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Unfortunately, the train was delayed."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Of course, I remember your birthday."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"I'm sorry, I didn't catch that."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Actually, I was planning to visit next week."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Unfortunately, we won't be able to attend the party."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Dear Kate, I went to the cinema with a new friend recently."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I immediately called her to see if everything was O.K.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She quickly finished her homework before dinner.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,We finally reached the top of the mountain after a long hike.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He accidentally spilled his drink during the meeting.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They happily celebrated their anniversary last night.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The train unexpectedly stopped in the middle of the journey.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She carefully reviewed the contract before signing it.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"He slowly walked towards the door, hesitating to leave."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They gradually improved their performance over the season.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She left her keys upstairs.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The nearest gas station is just around the corner.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They live far away from the city center.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The library is located near the university.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,We parked the car far away from the entrance.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The children are playing downstairs.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The office is on the second floor, so go upstairs."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The restaurant is just a short walk from here, nearby."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The airport is far away, so we need to leave early."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The meeting room is located downstairs.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I feel a little tired after working all day.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She smiled a bit when she heard the good news.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He only ate a little for dinner because he wasn't very hungry.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The weather is a bit cold today, so I wore a jacket."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"She speaks French a little, but not very fluently."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"He was a bit nervous before the presentation, but he did well."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"I only need a little help with my homework, not much."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She walked a bit faster to catch up with her friends.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"He only slept a little last night, so he's very tired today."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She only bought a little food because she wasn't very hungry.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Oh, I really really like her very friendly and lovely smile."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"I am not keen on football so, I think it is really really boring."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She was really really excited about the upcoming trip.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The movie was really really interesting, I couldn't stop watching."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He was really really tired after the long hike.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The food at the new restaurant was really really delicious.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She was really really happy when she found out she got the job.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The weather was really really hot, even in the evening."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He was really really disappointed when his team lost the game.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The concert was really really loud, it was hard to hear anything else."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She spoke softly to avoid waking the baby.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He ran quickly to catch the bus.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They danced gracefully under the moonlight.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She listened attentively to the speaker.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He worked diligently to meet the deadline.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She sang beautifully at the concert.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They played happily in the park.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He drove carefully on the icy road.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She explained clearly to make sure everyone understood.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They walked slowly to enjoy the scenery.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"I need to finish this project by tomorrow. Therefore, I will work late tonight."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"He didn't study for the test. Otherwise, he would have done much better."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The weather is getting colder. Furthermore, we should bring extra blankets."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"She was very tired after the long journey. Therefore, she decided to take a nap."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"I didn't understand the instructions. Otherwise, I would have completed the task correctly."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The movie was very entertaining. Furthermore, the acting was superb."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"We need to leave early tomorrow. Therefore, we should go to bed now."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"He didn't bring his umbrella. Otherwise, he wouldn't have gotten wet."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The restaurant was fully booked. Furthermore, there were no tables available."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"She didn't have enough money for the trip. Otherwise, she would have gone to Paris."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"I enjoy hiking, particularly in the mountains."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"She loves all kinds of music, especially classical."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"We travel a lot, particularly during the summer months."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"He is good at many sports, especially soccer."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"They visit the park often, particularly on weekends."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"I like all fruits, especially apples."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"She reads a lot of books, particularly mysteries."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"We go out to eat frequently, especially on Fridays."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"He enjoys all types of movies, particularly action films."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"They spend time together, especially during holidays."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Firstly, we need to gather all the necessary information."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Secondly, we should discuss the potential risks."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Moreover, this approach has proven successful in the past."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Furthermore, it is essential to consider the long-term impact."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"What's more, we must ensure all safety protocols are followed."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Additionally, the team needs to be well-prepared for any challenges."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Finally, we should review the entire plan before implementation."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Above all, maintaining transparency is crucial in this process."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"In addition, regular updates will help keep everyone informed."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Most importantly, we need to prioritize the needs of our clients."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She will most likely attend the party tonight.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He probably forgot to lock the door.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They will undoubtedly win the match.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I am fairly certain that the train will be delayed.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,You should definitely try the new restaurant.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,It is highly unlikely that it will rain tomorrow.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,We will surely finish the project on time.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He will probably arrive around 3 pm.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I am almost positive that she will agree.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,It is very likely that the meeting will be rescheduled.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I am completely sure.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"It's obviously much more fun to go on vacation with your friends, but your parents will be sad and worry about you all the time you're gone."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I am clearly a fashion victim and it's not a fault.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Actually she's my best friend I met her this year when the school started.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Luckily my cousin is now recovering of his illness and all my family is really happy.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"I don't watch a lot of TV, sadly I don't have time."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Surely it depends where your family goes, and where you are going to go with your friends!"
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Honestly, I think you should consider their feelings before making a decision."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Basically, it all comes down to personal preference."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Hopefully, we can find a solution that makes everyone happy."
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,I look forward to hearing from you shortly and I thank you in advance.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"It sounded like a muffled laugh, and she instantly recognized it as her mother's."
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,It isn't the job you will do permanently.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,You know it's very difficult to decide what to buy if you need both things simultaneously.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The trend that has appeared rather recently and is very common among young people nowadays is named casual chic.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He arrived just in time for the meeting.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She quickly finished her homework before dinner.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They regularly visit the gym to stay fit.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The movie started shortly after we arrived.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He suddenly remembered the appointment he had forgotten.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She reads the newspaper carefully every morning.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He drives the car extremely cautiously on icy roads.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They discussed the issue thoroughly before making a decision.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"She speaks English fluently, which helps her in her job."
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"He completed the project quickly, impressing his boss."
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They arrived at the party fashionably late.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She always listens attentively during meetings.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He explained the concept clearly to his students.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,They walked the dog briskly to keep fit.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"She typed the report meticulously, ensuring no errors."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The weather was surprisingly cold for this time of year.
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She is incredibly talented in both music and art.
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The movie was absolutely fantastic, with breathtaking visuals."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The food at the new restaurant was disappointingly bland.
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"He performed exceptionally well in the competition, earning first place."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The book was surprisingly engaging, considering its subject matter."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The meeting was extraordinarily productive, with many key decisions made."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The scenery was unbelievably beautiful, making it a perfect spot for photos."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The service at the hotel was surprisingly poor, given its high rating."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The presentation was remarkably clear, making the complex topic easy to understand."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,It was undoubtedly an unforgettable experience.
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,Television programs are undeniably a way of keeping ourselves well-informed and open to a special knowledge of every aspect of our lives.
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"I bought a skirt, a pair of jeans, and a white dress because I absolutely need new clothes for your party!"
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,She will certainly win the competition; her talent is beyond question.
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The evidence is irrefutably clear that climate change is accelerating.
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,He is undoubtedly the best candidate for the job; his qualifications are impeccable.
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The results of the experiment were conclusively positive, proving the hypothesis correct."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,There is no doubt in my mind that this decision will benefit everyone involved.
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The data presented is indisputably accurate, leaving no room for doubt."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,It is absolutely certain that the meeting will take place as scheduled.
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Truly, we can't blame ourselves for this unlucky beginning."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Surprisingly, she managed to finish the marathon in under three hours."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Admittedly, I was a bit nervous before the presentation."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Wisely, he decided to consult a professional before making any decisions."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Exceptionally, she has a talent for playing the piano."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Frankly, I don't think this plan will work out."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Clearly, the new policy has caused some confusion among employees."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Inevitably, the project faced delays due to unforeseen circumstances."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Amazingly, the team managed to complete the task ahead of schedule."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"Literally, every word in this book is a gem."
C2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"He came out from school at the age of 16, and joined the Universidad xxx - the best one in Chile, supposedly - to study Economics."
C2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,The author of the letter apparently has no experience of being a parent in our times.
C2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"He was quite nice to me, surprisingly, and he told him that he would do his best but that the music was not too loud."
C2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The movie, reportedly, was a box office success despite its controversial plot."
C2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"She claimed to have seen a ghost, allegedly, but no one else in the house reported anything unusual."
C2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The new policy, supposedly, will improve the efficiency of the company."
C2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"He was, surprisingly, the only one who knew the answer to the difficult question."
C2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The book, reportedly, has sold over a million copies worldwide."
C2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"They were, allegedly, the first to discover the hidden treasure."
C2,ADVERBS/adverbs as modifiers,"The restaurant, supposedly, serves the best sushi in town."
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The weather is very cold today.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She has a very big house.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He is very tall.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The movie was very interesting.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The cake is very sweet.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The park is very beautiful.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The book is very boring.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The car is very fast.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,I usually wake up very early.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She likes to go to bed very late.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,We often meet very often.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He arrived very quickly.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,They left very suddenly.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The movie started very late.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She finished her work very fast.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He was very tired after a long day.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,They played very quietly.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,I arrived very promptly.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,I really enjoy playing soccer.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She always wakes up early.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,They usually eat dinner at home.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He often reads books in the evening.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,We sometimes go to the movies.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She rarely misses her classes.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He frequently visits his grandparents.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,They occasionally go out for dinner.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,I usually take a walk after lunch.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She always helps her friends.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,I feel comfortable here.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,You should stay there.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She is happy here.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,They are waiting there.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He will be there.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,We are here.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,It is nice here.
A1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,They are not there.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,I'm very happy because you can come!
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"It's quite important for me, because I need to do some homework."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,But it is too expensive.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She is so beautiful.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The movie was really interesting.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The cake is very delicious.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,This book is quite boring.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He is too tired to play.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The weather is so nice today.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The test was really difficult.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She walked very slowly.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He spoke very softly.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,They ran very quickly.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The car drove very smoothly.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The cake tasted very deliciously.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He laughed very loudly.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She sang very beautifully.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The children played very happily.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The dog barked very fiercely.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The food cooked very easily.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"Yesterday, I went shopping and bought some clothes."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"First, we had dinner in my house and then we went to the pub."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,I just heard about your accident.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,I often eat it at weekends.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"After the meeting, we went to the park."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He usually wakes up early in the morning.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"Before the movie, we had some popcorn."
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She always finishes her homework on time.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,I rarely go out during the week.
A2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"Finally, we reached the top of the mountain."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She sings incredibly beautifully.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He drives extremely fast.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,They arrived quite early.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The weather was surprisingly cold.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She spoke quite softly.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He worked unusually hard.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The movie was surprisingly good.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She walked very slowly.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He spoke quite clearly.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The test was surprisingly difficult.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He ran quickly to catch the bus.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She spoke softly to avoid waking the baby.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,They danced gracefully at the wedding.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,I ate slowly to enjoy the meal.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The car drove smoothly down the highway.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He worked diligently to finish the project on time.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She laughed loudly at the comedian's joke.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The dog barked angrily at the stranger.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He walked confidently into the interview room.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She sang beautifully at the concert.
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"Obviously, you prefer going with your friends because you will have a better time."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"Luckily, I arrived in time."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"I think you should walk with a friend, otherwise it could be boring."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"Sadly, the movie was not as good as I expected."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"Interestingly, she decided to quit her job without any warning."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"Hopefully, the weather will improve by the weekend."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"Surprisingly, he managed to finish the project on time."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"Frankly, I don't think we should go to that restaurant again."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"Fortunately, the train was delayed, so we didn't miss it."
B1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"Thankfully, the storm passed quickly without causing much damage."
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She is quite a talented artist.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He was almost a hero in that situation.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,It was rather a difficult decision.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She has quite a unique perspective.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He is almost a genius when it comes to math.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,It was quite a challenging project.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She is rather a quiet person.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He was almost a legend in his field.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,It was quite a memorable experience.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She is almost a celebrity in her town.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She is almost always the first to arrive.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,He was nearly never late for work.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,We are completely sure about this decision.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,They are entirely responsible for the outcome.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,I am totally convinced of his honesty.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,You are almost certainly right in this matter.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,We are nearly always on time for appointments.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,She is completely unaware of the situation.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,Almost all of the students passed the exam.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,Very few people attended the meeting.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,There were almost none of the cookies left.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,Very many of the guests arrived early.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,Almost every student received a scholarship.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,Very little of the food was wasted.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,There were almost no mistakes in the report.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,Very few of the books were returned on time.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,Almost all of the tickets were sold out.
B2,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,Very many of the trees were damaged in the storm.
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The attitude of young people today towards keeping fit and healthy has almost completely changed.
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"Moreover, making use of some techniques I practised in the How to Negotiate classes is something which happens to me quite frequently."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The mobile market is growing incredibly fast in Britain and your company is leading this process.
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"Recently, the charity organised a fun-raising day, which went reasonably well."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The new software update has been working surprisingly smoothly since its release.
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,The team's performance in the last game was remarkably better than in previous matches.
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"The weather this summer has been unusually hot, breaking several records."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"The project was completed far earlier than expected, which was a pleasant surprise."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"The movie was surprisingly good, considering the low expectations."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"The new restaurant has been extremely popular, with lines forming quite early in the evening."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"My French is a bit more advanced than my German, as I have been studying it longer."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"The new model is slightly more efficient than the previous one, saving a small amount of energy."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"The movie was much more thrilling than the book, with unexpected plot twists."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"His cooking skills are slightly more refined than hers, but she makes up for it with creativity."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"The second edition is a bit more comprehensive than the first, including additional chapters."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"The blue dress is much more elegant than the red one, perfect for a formal event."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"The revised version is slightly more user-friendly than the original, with better navigation."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"The documentary was a bit more informative than the feature film, providing deeper insights."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"The new software is much more reliable than the old one, with fewer bugs."
C1,ADVERBS/adverbs and adverb phrases: types and meanings,"The second restaurant is slightly more popular than the first, attracting more customers."
A1,ADVERBS/position,My home is very light and very comfortable.
A1,ADVERBS/position,"I have a really good friend, her name is Dylma."
A1,ADVERBS/position,The weather is quite warm today.
A1,ADVERBS/position,She is too tired to go out.
A1,ADVERBS/position,The movie was quite boring.
A1,ADVERBS/position,He is too young to understand.
A1,ADVERBS/position,The cake was very delicious.
A1,ADVERBS/position,The book is quite interesting.
A1,ADVERBS/position,She is too busy to help.
A1,ADVERBS/position,The park is very beautiful.
A1,ADVERBS/position,I usually go to the gym after work.
A1,ADVERBS/position,They often play soccer on weekends.
A1,ADVERBS/position,She rarely eats fast food.
A1,ADVERBS/position,We sometimes visit our grandparents.
A1,ADVERBS/position,He always helps his sister with her homework.
A1,ADVERBS/position,I never forget to feed my pet.
A1,ADVERBS/position,She frequently calls her friends.
A1,ADVERBS/position,They occasionally go hiking.
A1,ADVERBS/position,He sometimes forgets his keys.
A1,ADVERBS/position,Sometimes I go to the beach.
A1,ADVERBS/position,Usually I wake up early.
A1,ADVERBS/position,Always I try to be polite.
A1,ADVERBS/position,Often I watch movies.
A1,ADVERBS/position,Sometimes I forget my keys.
A1,ADVERBS/position,Rarely I eat fast food.
A1,ADVERBS/position,Always I brush my teeth before bed.
A1,ADVERBS/position,Sometimes I play video games.
A1,ADVERBS/position,Often I walk my dog.
A1,ADVERBS/position,Usually I finish my homework on time.
A1,ADVERBS/position,I really enjoy playing football.
A1,ADVERBS/position,She really wants to go to the party.
A1,ADVERBS/position,We really need to finish this project.
A1,ADVERBS/position,They really like watching movies.
A1,ADVERBS/position,You really should try this restaurant.
A1,ADVERBS/position,He really hates getting up early.
A1,ADVERBS/position,It really helps to study every day.
A1,ADVERBS/position,I really believe in your abilities.
A1,ADVERBS/position,I will go to the park tomorrow.
A1,ADVERBS/position,She will visit her grandmother next week.
A1,ADVERBS/position,They play soccer every Saturday.
A1,ADVERBS/position,We eat dinner at 7 p.m.
A1,ADVERBS/position,He finishes his homework at 8 p.m.
A1,ADVERBS/position,The movie starts at 9 p.m.
A1,ADVERBS/position,I will call you later.
A1,ADVERBS/position,She will come back soon.
A1,ADVERBS/position,They will arrive in the morning.
A1,ADVERBS/position,We will celebrate the festival next month.
A1,ADVERBS/position,I have many friends there.
A1,ADVERBS/position,I like this place because my parents live there.
A1,ADVERBS/position,She works in the city center.
A1,ADVERBS/position,They went to the beach yesterday.
A1,ADVERBS/position,He lives in a small village.
A1,ADVERBS/position,We visited the museum last weekend.
A1,ADVERBS/position,The concert is in the park.
A1,ADVERBS/position,She bought a new house near the lake.
A1,ADVERBS/position,They are going to the mountains next week.
A1,ADVERBS/position,He studies at the university downtown.
A2,ADVERBS/position,I'm very happy with the result.
A2,ADVERBS/position,She is quite talented.
A2,ADVERBS/position,The weather was too hot.
A2,ADVERBS/position,It is quite difficult.
A2,ADVERBS/position,The movie was too long.
A2,ADVERBS/position,He is quite tall.
A2,ADVERBS/position,The food was too spicy.
A2,ADVERBS/position,She is quite nice.
A2,ADVERBS/position,The room was too small.
A2,ADVERBS/position,It is quite interesting.
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Usually, I go to the gym after work."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Always, she arrives early for class."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Sometimes, we eat out on weekends."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Never, he forgets his homework."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Often, they visit their grandparents."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Rarely, he misses a meeting."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Probably, it will rain tomorrow."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Quickly, she finished her breakfast."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Certainly, he will help us."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Occasionally, we go for a walk in the park."
A2,ADVERBS/position,I quickly finished my homework.
A2,ADVERBS/position,She always helps her friends.
A2,ADVERBS/position,They usually go to the park.
A2,ADVERBS/position,He often plays football.
A2,ADVERBS/position,We occasionally visit our grandparents.
A2,ADVERBS/position,I can easily solve this problem.
A2,ADVERBS/position,She will happily join us for dinner.
A2,ADVERBS/position,They have never been to Japan.
A2,ADVERBS/position,He is always on time.
A2,ADVERBS/position,We must carefully consider our options.
A2,ADVERBS/position,He finished the race quickly.
A2,ADVERBS/position,She answered the question correctly.
A2,ADVERBS/position,They left the party early.
A2,ADVERBS/position,The children played happily.
A2,ADVERBS/position,We arrived at the airport on time.
A2,ADVERBS/position,The movie ended sadly.
A2,ADVERBS/position,He spoke to her softly.
A2,ADVERBS/position,The cake turned out perfectly.
A2,ADVERBS/position,They danced beautifully.
A2,ADVERBS/position,The car stopped suddenly.
A2,ADVERBS/position,I miss you a lot.
A2,ADVERBS/position,I am looking forward to seeing you so much!
A2,ADVERBS/position,The movie was really good.
A2,ADVERBS/position,She sings beautifully.
A2,ADVERBS/position,The food tasted delicious.
A2,ADVERBS/position,He ran very fast.
A2,ADVERBS/position,The weather is extremely cold today.
A2,ADVERBS/position,The book was quite interesting.
A2,ADVERBS/position,They played very well.
A2,ADVERBS/position,The party was incredibly fun.
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Unfortunately, I couldn't attend the meeting."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Actually, I prefer the blue one."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"First, we need to gather all the materials."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Finally, I understood the instructions."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Surprisingly, he agreed to the plan."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Honestly, I didn't expect that outcome."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Secondly, we should discuss the budget."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Obviously, she was upset about the news."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Fortunately, the weather was perfect for the event."
A2,ADVERBS/position,"Hopefully, we can finish this project on time."
B2,ADVERBS/position,Never have I felt so lost in a story.
B2,ADVERBS/position,Never had I imagined I would travel so far.
B2,ADVERBS/position,Never have I been so moved by a piece of music.
B2,ADVERBS/position,Never had I expected to meet such a kind person.
B2,ADVERBS/position,Never have I seen such a beautiful sunset.
B2,ADVERBS/position,Never had I experienced such a thrilling adventure.
B2,ADVERBS/position,Never have I been so impressed by a performance.
B2,ADVERBS/position,Never had I believed I could achieve this much.
C2,ADVERBS/position,Hardly had the sun set when the stars began to twinkle in the sky.
C2,ADVERBS/position,Hardly had the rain stopped when the children ran outside to play.
C2,ADVERBS/position,Hardly had the plane landed when the passengers started to disembark.
C2,ADVERBS/position,Hardly had the concert ended when the crowd began to disperse.
C2,ADVERBS/position,Hardly had the book been opened when she was already engrossed in the story.
C2,ADVERBS/position,Hardly had the alarm gone off when he jumped out of bed.
C2,ADVERBS/position,Hardly had the storm passed when the skies cleared and the sun shone again.
C2,ADVERBS/position,"In all actuality, Piggy himself theoretically has all the necessary character traits and skills at his disposal that would ensure he would be an effective leader."
C2,ADVERBS/position,"For the houses opposite the cargo area, we strongly support the idea of a green wall, as it was mentioned in the report of the town council but surprisingly seems to have been forgotten afterwards."
C2,ADVERBS/position,"In truth, the project was theoretically well-planned, but unfortunately, it did not yield the expected results."
C2,ADVERBS/position,"Logically, the proposal seems sound, but in practice, it may encounter unforeseen challenges."
C2,ADVERBS/position,"Strictly speaking, the guidelines were followed, but the outcome was far from satisfactory."
C2,ADVERBS/position,"Theoretically, the new system should improve efficiency, but in reality, it has caused more confusion."
C2,ADVERBS/position,"In essence, the plan was solid, but unfortunately, the execution was flawed."
C2,ADVERBS/position,"Clearly, the data was accurate, but the interpretation of the results was misleading."
C2,ADVERBS/position,"In principle, the agreement was fair, but in practice, it has led to numerous disputes."
C2,ADVERBS/position,"Theoretically, the algorithm should optimize performance, but in reality, it has introduced more errors."
A1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,I hope you will be fine very soon.
A1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,I like my job very much.
A1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,She spoke very clearly.
A1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,He ran very quickly.
A1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,They danced very gracefully.
A1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,The cake tasted very delicious.
A1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,The weather is very warm today.
A1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,She sings very beautifully.
A1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,He works very diligently.
A1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,The movie was very interesting.
A2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,I love it so much.
A2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"I don't eat it very often, usually on Saturday."
A2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,I really need it right now because I'm waiting for a call from a department store.
A2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"I usually run twice a week and I like them because they weigh only 120 grams, and I can run very fast."
A2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,I hope to fix the problem very quickly.
A2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,She sings very beautifully.
A2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,He speaks so fluently.
A2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,They arrived quite early.
A2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,She works extremely hard.
A2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,He walked really slowly.
B1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,We get along quite well.
B1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"It will be really big and at first you will feel lonely, but there are so many people, you can find new friends really fast."
B1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"My style is almost always the same: light blue jeans, with a shirt and my old brown boots."
B1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,The pizza is just too good.
B1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,It came out just yesterday.
B1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,She speaks very slowly.
B1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,He runs extremely fast.
B1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,They arrived quite early.
B1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,The movie was surprisingly good.
B1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,The weather turned out quite nicely.
B2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Obviously, you can get to work by car quicker and more comfortably than by bicycle."
B2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Furthermore, you have to repair your car much more often than your bicycle - so it's quite probable that you are going to spend plenty of time in the garage."
B2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,The computer system is such a quick system that we can search and analyse information much more quickly than before.
B2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"If we could get 2 million euros to invest in the new product Stop 'n' run, profits will rise even more sharply than they did last year."
B2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,She speaks English much more fluently than her classmates.
B2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,The new software updates run much more smoothly than the previous versions.
B2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"He drives much more carefully than his brother, which is why he has fewer accidents."
B2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,The team performed much more efficiently in the second half of the game.
B2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,The new model is designed to operate much more quietly than the old one.
B2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,The revised plan is expected to progress much more rapidly than the initial proposal.
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Even the beautiful, attractive cover and the extra Audio CD aren’t enough to justify the slightly higher price, especially because the value of this game will drop extremely rapidly."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Firstly, we should get some TV airtime, to catch the attention of a large number of people effectively and achieve a substantial market penetration relatively quickly."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"The project was completed surprisingly efficiently, despite the initial difficulties encountered."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"She spoke incredibly softly, almost as if she didn’t want anyone to hear."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"The movie was surprisingly good, considering the mediocre reviews it received beforehand."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"He ran extremely fast, leaving the others far behind."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"The meeting ended quite abruptly, with no clear resolution."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"The cake tasted surprisingly delicious, given how simple the recipe was."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"The weather changed unexpectedly quickly, catching everyone off guard."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"The car accelerated remarkably smoothly, providing a comfortable ride."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Interestingly enough, the results were exactly what we had hoped for."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Frankly enough, I don't think the situation is as bad as it seems."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Curiously enough, the book I was looking for was right in front of me."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Honestly enough, I didn't expect the meeting to go so smoothly."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Fortunately enough, the weather cleared up just in time for the picnic."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Strangely enough, the malfunctioning device started working again on its own."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Clearly enough, the new policy has had a positive impact on productivity."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Interestingly enough, the old recipe turned out to be the best one."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Honestly enough, I didn't realize how much I missed the old neighborhood."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Amazingly enough, the team managed to finish the project ahead of schedule."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Happily for the students, the teacher provided extra resources to help them succeed."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Sadly for the residents, the construction project caused significant disruptions."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Interestingly in the context of modern art, this painting has gained a lot of attention."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Remarkably in the last quarter, the company's profits increased by 20%."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Naturally for someone with his background, he was well-prepared for the interview."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Interestingly in the realm of quantum physics, recent discoveries have challenged long-held theories."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Surprisingly for a newcomer, she managed to secure the top position in the competition."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Fortunately for the team, the rain stopped just in time for the game to continue."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Interestingly in the field of psychology, new studies have shown surprising correlations."
C1,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,"Unfortunately for the passengers, the flight was delayed due to technical issues."
C2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,He spoke so eloquently that everyone was captivated.
C2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,She worked incredibly hard to achieve her goals.
C2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,They arrived surprisingly early for the meeting.
C2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,The movie was surprisingly good.
C2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,He ran extraordinarily fast during the race.
C2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,She sang beautifully at the concert.
C2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,The project was completed remarkably quickly.
C2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,He responded quite politely to the criticism.
C2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,The cake tasted exceptionally delicious.
C2,ADVERBS/adverb phrases - form,The weather was surprisingly warm for November.
A2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She is like a sister to me.
A2,CLAUSES/comparatives,My new job is like a dream come true.
A2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The weather today is like yesterday.
A2,CLAUSES/comparatives,His behavior is like that of a child.
A2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The new phone is like the old one.
A2,CLAUSES/comparatives,Her cooking is like my mother's.
A2,CLAUSES/comparatives,This place is like a paradise.
A2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The movie was like a rollercoaster ride.
A2,CLAUSES/comparatives,His attitude is like yours.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,I wish our schools could become better than they are.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,"He is almost 60 years old, but he's faster than you can imagine."
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The price of the delivery company we are now using is a little bit higher than we expected.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,"The floor is dark but the walls are white, so the room seems to be bigger than it is really."
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,She is more intelligent than her brother is.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The new model is more expensive than the old one was.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,He runs faster than his sister does.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The weather today is much better than it was yesterday.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The movie was more interesting than I thought it would be.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The book was easier to read than the one I read last month.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Living in the city is more exciting than working in the countryside.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Studying abroad is more challenging than staying at home.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Eating out is more convenient than cooking at home.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Traveling by train is more relaxing than driving a car.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Reading a book is more enjoyable than watching TV.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Playing sports is more beneficial than sitting at a desk.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Visiting museums is more educational than going to the mall.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Learning a new language is more rewarding than watching movies.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Working from home is more comfortable than commuting to the office.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Taking a walk is more refreshing than staying indoors.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,She is not as tall as her brother.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,This cake is not as sweet as the one we had yesterday.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,He doesn't run as fast as his friend.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The movie was not as interesting as I thought it would be.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,She speaks English not as fluently as her sister.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,This book is not as thick as the one I read last month.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,He doesn't study as hard as his classmates.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The weather today is not as hot as it was yesterday.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,She doesn't sing as well as her teacher.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,This car is not as expensive as the one we saw last week.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Use the stairs rather than the lift.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The bike rather than the tube is a better option.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Try running around the neighbourhood rather than going to the gym.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,It's better to walk rather than take the bus.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Choose a book rather than watching TV.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Drink water rather than soda.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Go for a hike rather than sitting at home.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Use a pen rather than a pencil.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Take a nap rather than staying up late.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Eat fruits rather than candies.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The best movie that I've ever watched is Titanic.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,She is the best teacher that I've ever had.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,This is the best restaurant that I've ever eaten at.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,"The best book that I've ever read is ""To Kill a Mockingbird."""
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,He is the best friend that I've ever had.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The best experience that I've ever had was traveling to Japan.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,This is the best song that I've ever heard.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The best concert that I've ever attended was by Coldplay.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,She is the best actress that I've ever seen on stage.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The best meal that I've ever had was in Italy.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,She was too tired to finish the race.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The coffee was too hot to drink.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,He is too shy to speak in public.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The box is too heavy to lift.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The movie was too scary to watch alone.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,She is too smart to fall for that trick.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The water is too cold to swim in.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,He is too nervous to perform on stage.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The book is too difficult to understand.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,It was too late to catch the train.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,I wear the same shoes as my brother.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,She has the same car as her sister.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,We live in the same town as our grandparents.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,He uses the same pen as his teacher.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,They enjoy the same music as their parents.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The cat has the same color as the dog.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,She reads the same books as her mother.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,They eat the same food as their neighbors.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,He plays the same sport as his best friend.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,She has the same job as her father.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,She was so excited that she could hardly sleep the night before the concert.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The book was so interesting that I couldn't put it down until I finished it.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,He was so hungry that he ate the entire pizza by himself.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The movie was so scary that I had to close my eyes during the intense scenes.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The weather was so hot that we decided to stay indoors all day.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,She was so happy that she started dancing right in the middle of the street.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The traffic was so bad that it took us twice as long to get to the meeting.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,He was so tired that he fell asleep during the movie.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The noise was so loud that we had to shout to hear each other.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,She looked at me as if I had lost my mind.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,He spoke to her as though she were a child.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,It sounded as if the door was locked.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,She behaved as if nothing had happened.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,He stared at the painting as though he had seen a ghost.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The room felt as if it had been abandoned for years.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,She smiled as if she knew a secret.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The sky looked as if it was about to rain.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,He acted as though he was the owner of the place.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,She danced as if no one was watching.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Some people have told me that I look like a pop star when I wear it.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,"First he heard a disconcerting noise that sounded like a gunshot, and then he saw a man running away holding a gun."
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,It smelled like roses.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,"Everything seemed tiny and small from above, and I felt like a bird."
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Your story is similar to my last dream.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The weather is sunny and hot; it's similar to Valencia's weather.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,Her voice sounds like an angel's.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The new model is similar to the previous one in terms of design.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,He felt like a king in his new suit.
B1,CLAUSES/comparatives,The movie plot is similar to a classic fairy tale.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,It is more convenient to shop online than to go to the store.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She is happier to stay at home than to attend the party.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He finds it easier to work from home than to commute to the office.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The new model is more efficient to operate than to maintain the old one.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,They prefer to rent a car than to rely on public transportation.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,It is safer to wear a helmet than to risk head injuries.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The revised plan is more effective to implement than the original one.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She is more comfortable to travel by train than by plane.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He believes it is wiser to invest in stocks than to keep money in a savings account.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,It is more practical to buy in bulk than to purchase items individually.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,This is the most beautiful painting that I have ever seen.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,That was the funniest joke that anyone could ever tell.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,It is the tallest building that has ever been constructed.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,This is the most delicious cake that I have ever tasted.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,That is the smallest insect that I have ever encountered.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,This is the most comfortable chair that I have ever sat in.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,That is the most expensive car that I have ever driven.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,This is the most interesting book that I have ever read.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,That is the most innovative product that has ever been launched.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,This is the most challenging puzzle that I have ever solved.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She is tall enough to reach the top shelf.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The weather is warm enough to go swimming.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He is strong enough to lift the heavy box.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The coffee is hot enough to burn your tongue.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The room is quiet enough to study in.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The car is fast enough to catch up with the bus.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The water is cold enough to cool you down.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The book is interesting enough to keep you reading.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The light is bright enough to see clearly.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The dress she wore was the same as the one in the store window.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,His attitude towards work is the same as it was five years ago.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The new model is the same size as the previous one.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,Their living conditions are the same as those of their neighbors.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The recipe calls for the same ingredients as the one I used last time.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,Her dedication to the project is the same as her colleagues'.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The quality of the product is the same as advertised.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The plot of the movie is the same as the book it was based on.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The weather today is the same as it was yesterday.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The results of the experiment were the same as those predicted.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,I would rather cook dinner myself rather than order takeout.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She prefers to travel by train rather than drive.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He chose to stay home rather than go to the party.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,They decided to rent a house rather than buy one.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She would rather walk to work rather than take the bus.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He prefers to learn by doing rather than just reading.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,They chose to have a picnic rather than eat at a restaurant.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She would rather write a letter rather than send an email.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He prefers to exercise outdoors rather than in a gym.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She decided to study abroad rather than attend a local university.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She spoke as if she knew the answer to every question.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He acted as though he had never seen a computer before.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,"The room was so quiet, as if time had stopped."
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She looked at me as if I had betrayed her.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He walked as though he had a secret to hide.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,"The sky was dark, as if a storm was coming."
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She smiled as though she had just won the lottery.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He spoke as if he were the expert on the subject.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The car drove as though it were on autopilot.
B2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She danced as if no one was watching.
C1,CLAUSES/comparatives,"She is the best of friends, always doing the best she can."
C1,CLAUSES/comparatives,He performed the best he could under the circumstances.
C1,CLAUSES/comparatives,"The team played the best they could, given the injuries."
C1,CLAUSES/comparatives,"They offered the best they could, but it wasn't enough."
C1,CLAUSES/comparatives,"She was the best of mothers, always doing the best she could."
C1,CLAUSES/comparatives,"He tried the best he could, but the task was too difficult."
C1,CLAUSES/comparatives,"They did the best they could, but the results were disappointing."
C1,CLAUSES/comparatives,"She was the best of teachers, always doing the best she could."
C1,CLAUSES/comparatives,"He was the best of colleagues, always doing the best he could."
C1,CLAUSES/comparatives,"They were the best of neighbors, always doing the best they could."
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He was so determined as to complete the task ahead of schedule.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She was so meticulous as to ensure every detail was perfect.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The situation was so dire as to require immediate intervention.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He was so generous as to donate a large sum of money to the charity.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She was so diligent as to review all the documents thoroughly.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The problem was so complex as to defy easy solution.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He was so persuasive as to convince everyone of his point of view.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She was so talented as to excel in multiple fields.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The task was so demanding as to require full-time commitment.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He was so ambitious as to set high goals for himself.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He walked as if carrying a heavy burden.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She spoke as if to convince herself.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,The sky turned dark as if about to rain.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He acted as if nothing had happened.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She looked around as if searching for someone.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He stared at the painting as if mesmerized.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She laughed as if to hide her embarrassment.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He spoke as if addressing a crowd.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,She moved as if in a trance.
C2,CLAUSES/comparatives,He smiled as if recalling a fond memory.
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,I like my college and I like my class.
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"On Sunday I visit my friends, but I often stay at home and I read books."
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,I like English lessons but I don't like physics.
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"I watch television, I read magazines or I sleep."
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,I go to school and I play football.
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,She is smart but she is not very confident.
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,I want to travel or I want to stay home.
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,He likes ice cream but he doesn't like chocolate.
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,I study hard and I get good grades.
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"They went to the park, but they didn't play games."
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,She likes to listen to music and watch TV.
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,After break we go to the class and play some games or study.
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,Sometimes I go to the park with my friend and play tennis and football.
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,I can clean or cook for you.
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,They went to the cinema and watched a movie.
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,He finished his homework and went to bed.
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,She bought a new dress and wore it to the party.
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,We had lunch and then went for a walk.
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,They arrived at the station and took the train.
A1,CLAUSES/coordinated,I read the book and enjoyed every page.
A2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"First, go straight on the main road, then turn left at the second traffic light."
A2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Start from the park, walk straight, and then take the first right."
A2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Begin at the bus stop, walk past the grocery store, and then turn left at the bank."
A2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Head towards the library, continue straight, and then turn right at the coffee shop."
A2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Start at the train station, walk straight, and then take the first left."
A2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Begin at the school, walk straight, and then turn right at the playground."
A2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Head towards the shopping mall, continue straight, and then turn left at the cinema."
A2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Start at the post office, walk straight, and then take the first right."
A2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Begin at the gas station, walk straight, and then turn left at the convenience store."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"By the time the sun set, they had already finished their picnic, so they decided to head back home, but on the way, they spotted a beautiful lake and decided to stay a while longer."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"After the movie ended, they went to grab a bite to eat, and then they walked along the pier, talking about their favorite scenes, but the wind started to pick up, so they hurried back to their car."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"When Sarah finally arrived at the party, she realized she was late, so she quickly grabbed a drink and joined the group, but then she saw her old friend from college and spent the rest of the evening catching up."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"If you finish your homework early, you can play video games for an hour, and then you should take a break and read a book, or else you might get too tired and not enjoy your games."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"As soon as the rain stopped, they decided to go for a walk in the park, and they found a hidden path that led to a small waterfall, but the path was slippery, so they had to be careful."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"After the concert, they all went to a nearby café to discuss the performance, and they agreed that it was one of the best they had ever seen, but then they realized it was getting late, so they decided to call it a night."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"When the train finally arrived at the station, they were relieved to be off, and they quickly gathered their bags and headed towards the exit, but then they noticed a lost dog and decided to help it find its owner."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"If you want to learn a new language, you should start with basic vocabulary, and then move on to simple sentences, or you can join a language class, because it will give you a structured way to learn."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"As soon as they finished their dinner, they decided to watch a movie, and they chose a comedy to lighten the mood, but halfway through, they got a call from a friend in need, so they paused the film and went to help."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Either you can stay at home and watch TV, or you can come with us to the park."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,You can either take the bus or drive your car to work today.
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Either you finish your homework now, or you won't be able to play video games later."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Either we order pizza for dinner, or we cook something at home."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Either you apologize to your sister, or you won't get your allowance this week."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Either you study hard for the exam, or you won't pass the course."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Either you clean your room today, or you won't have any friends over."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Either you tell me the truth, or I will find out on my own."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Either you join the soccer team, or you can try out for the basketball team."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Either you help me with the dishes, or you can sweep the floor."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"He likes to read books, and she enjoys watching movies."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"We can go to the park, or we can stay at home."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"She is very intelligent, but she doesn't always show it."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"I will help you with your homework, and you can help me with mine."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"They went to the store, and then they went to the park."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"He is a good singer, but he doesn't like performing in public."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"We can have pizza for dinner, or we can have pasta."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"She is kind, and she is also very generous."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"He plays the guitar, and he also writes songs."
B1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"We will meet at the cafe, and then we will go to the movie."
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,We neither go to the gym nor do yoga at home.
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,She neither likes coffee nor tea.
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,He neither plays football nor basketball.
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,They neither watch TV nor read books.
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,We neither travel by car nor by train.
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,She neither speaks French nor Spanish.
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,He neither works at home nor in the office.
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,They neither eat meat nor fish.
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,We neither swim in the morning nor in the evening.
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,She neither writes poetry nor short stories.
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"She is talented, not only as a singer but also as a dancer."
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"He is generous, not only with his time but also with his resources."
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"The restaurant is popular, not only for its food but also for its ambiance."
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"The book is interesting, not only for its plot but also for its characters."
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"The event was successful, not only in terms of attendance but also in terms of feedback."
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"The product is innovative, not only in its design but also in its functionality."
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"The team performed well, not only in the first half but also in the second half."
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"The city is vibrant, not only during the day but also at night."
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"The course is beneficial, not only for beginners but also for advanced learners."
B2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"The film is captivating, not only for its visuals but also for its storytelling."
C1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Not only did she manage the project efficiently, but also she ensured that all team members were motivated."
C1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Not only was the food delicious, but the service was also impeccable."
C1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Not only has the company expanded its market share, but it has also diversified its product line."
C1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Not only did the students excel in academics, but they also demonstrated strong leadership skills."
C1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Not only was the concert sold out, but the audience was also extremely enthusiastic."
C1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Not only did the new policy reduce costs, but it also improved employee satisfaction."
C1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Not only has the technology advanced rapidly, but it has also become more user-friendly."
C1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Not only did the team win the championship, but they also set a new record."
C1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Not only was the event well-organized, but the participants also enjoyed a variety of activities."
C1,CLAUSES/coordinated,"Not only has the economy recovered, but it has also shown signs of sustained growth."
C2,CLAUSES/coordinated,He didn't bring his wallet; nor did he remember his keys.
C2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"She never finished her homework, nor did she apologize for being late."
C2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"They didn't attend the meeting, nor did they inform anyone of their absence."
C2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"The book wasn't on the shelf, nor was it in the drawer."
C2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"He didn't speak the language, nor did he understand the culture."
C2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"She didn't have a plan, nor did she seem to care about the consequences."
C2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"They didn't offer any solutions, nor did they acknowledge the problem."
C2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"He didn't win the race, nor did he come close to the winner."
C2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"She didn't like the movie, nor did she find it entertaining."
C2,CLAUSES/coordinated,"They didn't provide any evidence, nor did they attempt to justify their claims."
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,I study English at college.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,My friend is a nurse.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,I'm living in Manchester.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,It's very cheap and you can buy all you need.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,He is very nice but sometimes he is a little crazy.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,She likes to read books.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,The cat sleeps on the sofa.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,They are going to the park.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,The sun is shining today.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,We have a big garden.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,My college is not very big.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,This place isn't big.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,I'm not bad.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,He isn't here.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,She isn't ready.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,They are not friends.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,The book isn't interesting.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,The food is not spicy.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,We aren't late.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,The movie isn't funny.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,She doesn't want to go.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,They don't live here.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,He doesn't speak Spanish.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,We don't need help.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,It doesn't rain today.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,You don't understand.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,I don't see him.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,She doesn't work on weekends.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,They don't like the movie.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,He doesn't play football.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,I can go to the park.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,You should study harder.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,He might come to the party.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,She will be here soon.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,We must finish this project.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,They could help us.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,It would be nice to see you.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,I should call my friend.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,You can ask the teacher.
A1,CLAUSES/declarative,He will bring the snacks.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,I haven't seen him since last week.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,She hasn't finished her homework yet.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,They haven't been to the park today.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,He hasn't got any plans for the weekend.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,We haven't decided where to go on vacation.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,You haven't called me in a while.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,It hasn't rained here for months.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,I haven't got enough time to do everything.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,She hasn't eaten breakfast yet.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,They haven't bought the tickets for the concert.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,I can't believe we forgot to buy the tickets.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,You won't be able to finish this project alone.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,She couldn't find her keys anywhere this morning.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,We shouldn't leave the window open at night.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,He can't make it to the meeting tomorrow.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,They won't understand the instructions if we don't explain clearly.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,I couldn't sleep well last night because of the noise.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,You shouldn't drive when you're feeling tired.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,She can't come to the party because she has to work.
A2,CLAUSES/declarative,We won't have enough time to do everything if we don't hurry.
B1,CLAUSES/declarative,"Yes, I do have a favorite restaurant."
B1,CLAUSES/declarative,I do miss you.
B1,CLAUSES/declarative,I do apologise for the change but I can't be there on the 28th of June.
B1,CLAUSES/declarative,"After all, you did say that you wanted to go somewhere with your friends."
B1,CLAUSES/declarative,I do believe you are right.
B1,CLAUSES/declarative,I do appreciate your help.
B1,CLAUSES/declarative,I do understand your concern.
B1,CLAUSES/declarative,I do think we should go there.
B1,CLAUSES/declarative,I do hope you can make it.
B1,CLAUSES/declarative,I do wish you a happy birthday.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Close the door.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Wash your hands before dinner.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Read the instructions carefully.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Take your shoes off at the door.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Brush your teeth every morning.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Finish your homework before playing.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Put your toys away after you play.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Sit down and wait for your turn.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Close the door behind you.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Wash your hands before eating.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Turn off the lights when you leave.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Take the first left at the traffic light.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Put your toys away after playing.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,"Bring a jacket, it might get cold."
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Read the instructions carefully before starting.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Leave your shoes by the door.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Brush your teeth twice a day.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Email me back.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Write soon.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Call me later.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Come over soon.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Take care.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,See you soon.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Stay in touch.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Drop by anytime.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Have a good day.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't forget to write.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't forget your keys.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't touch the hot stove.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't speak to strangers.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't leave the door open.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,"Don't eat that, it's spoiled."
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't run in the hallway.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't forget to say thank you.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,"Let's go to the park, it's a nice day."
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let's watch a movie tonight.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let's try the new restaurant.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let's take a walk after dinner.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let's buy some ice cream.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let's play a game together.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let's call our friends and invite them over.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't touch the hot stove.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Remember to bring your books. Don't forget.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Close the door behind you. Don't leave it open.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Clean your room before dinner. Don't leave it messy.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Turn off the lights when you leave. Don't waste electricity.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Wash your hands before eating. Don't skip this step.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Put your toys away after playing. Don't leave them out.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Finish your homework first. Don't start watching TV.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Lock the door when you go out. Don't leave it unlocked.
A2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Call me when you arrive. Don't forget to check in.
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do write back and let me know all your news.
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do let me know your views on this.
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do follow the instructions.
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do remember to lock the door.
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do come early tomorrow.
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do make sure you finish your homework.
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do be careful when crossing the street.
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do inform me if you need any help.
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do take care of yourself.
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do study hard for your exams.
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,"Have a cup of tea, it's freshly brewed."
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,"Join us for dinner tonight, we've made your favorite dish."
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,"Sit down and relax, you've had a long day."
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,"Come over for a barbecue this Saturday, the weather will be perfect."
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,"Bring your friends along, the more the merrier."
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,"Stay for dessert, I baked your favorite cake."
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,"Come to the party next Friday, it's going to be a blast."
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,"Help yourself to some snacks, they're on the table."
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,"Join us for a walk in the park, it's a beautiful day."
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let me show you the way.
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let me help you with that.
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let me introduce myself.
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let me clarify that point.
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let me give you an example.
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let me suggest a solution.
B1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let me share some information.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let's not argue over small things anymore.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let's not waste time on unproductive tasks.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let's not ignore the warning signs this time.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let's not rush into decisions without thinking.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let's not underestimate the power of teamwork.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let's not forget to take breaks during work.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let's not assume everyone shares our opinions.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let's not leave the planning until the last minute.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let's not neglect our health for work commitments.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let's not be too hard on ourselves for mistakes.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do not underestimate the importance of regular exercise.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do not be late for the meeting tomorrow morning.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do not touch the hot stove under any circumstances.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do not forget to lock the door before leaving the house.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do not make any sudden movements or you might scare the animals.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do not hesitate to ask questions if you don't understand something.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do not throw trash on the ground; use the bins provided.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do not attempt to fix the problem yourself; call a professional.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do not forget to bring your passport when traveling abroad.
B2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Do not ignore the warning signs; they are there for a reason.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let him choose the movie tonight.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let her decide where we eat.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let them play outside for a while.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let him take the lead on this project.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let her speak her mind without interruption.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let them stay up a little later tonight.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let him handle the arrangements for the trip.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let her take a break from her studies.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let them explore the city on their own.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let him try the new recipe without any help.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,"Don't let her stay up too late, she needs her rest."
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't let them use your phone without permission.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't let him drive if he's had too much to drink.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't let them eat junk food every day.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't let her walk home alone after dark.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,"Don't let them borrow your car, they might damage it."
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,"Don't let him skip his homework, it's important."
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't let them interrupt you while you're working.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Refer to the appendix for detailed methodology.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Examine the highlighted section on page 12.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Consider the data presented in Table 3.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Review the abstract for a summary of findings.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Observe the trend indicated by the red line.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Consult the bibliography for further reading.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Note the key points outlined in the executive summary.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Stay focused and you'll achieve your goals.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Practice regularly and you'll improve your skills.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Take care of yourself and you'll feel better.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Be honest and you'll gain trust.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Work hard and you'll succeed.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Be patient and you'll see results.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Listen carefully and you'll understand better.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Save money and you'll have a secure future.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Be kind and you'll make friends easily.
C1,CLAUSES/imperatives,Exercise daily and you'll stay healthy.
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let him make his own decisions.
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let them handle the situation on their own.
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let her choose the best course of action.
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let them resolve their own conflicts.
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let him take the lead in this project.
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let them decide where to go for dinner.
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let her deal with the consequences herself.
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let them figure out the solution independently.
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let him manage his own schedule.
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Let them take care of their own responsibilities.
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't you ever lie to me again!
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't you dare touch that!
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't you dare leave me hanging!
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't you ever think about betraying me!
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't you dare speak to me like that!
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't you ever come back here!
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't you dare ignore my warning!
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't you ever question my authority!
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't you dare walk away from this!
C2,CLAUSES/imperatives,Don't you ever doubt my loyalty!
A1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Are you happy?
A1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Is she here?
A1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Is it cold?
A1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Are we ready?
A1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Is he coming?
A1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Are they busy?
A1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Is the sun shining?
A1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Is the door open?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Are you ready for the meeting?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Have you finished your homework?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Is she coming to the birthday party?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Have they arrived at the airport yet?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Are we meeting at the café?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Have you seen the new movie?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Is it raining outside?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Have you been to Paris before?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Are they playing football today?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Have you bought the tickets?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Do you like coffee?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Did you finish your homework?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Do you speak French?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Did you see the movie?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Do you have a pet?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Did you go to the party?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Do you play the guitar?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Did you read the book?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Do you understand the lesson?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Did you meet your friend?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Can you help me with this?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Would you like to join us?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Could I borrow your pen?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Should we wait for them?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Might you have a spare ticket?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,May I ask you a question?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Will you be home later?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Shall I call you tomorrow?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Can you please explain that again?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Would you mind closing the door?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,What did you see?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Who did you meet?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,When will you leave?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Where did you find it?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Why did you choose that?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,How did you solve it?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Which one did you prefer?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Whose book is this?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,When did you start?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Where did you hide it?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Why don't you call your friend?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Why didn't she bring her book?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Why can't we go to the park today?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Why doesn't he like ice cream?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Why didn't they invite us to the party?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Why can't you finish your homework?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Why don't we visit the museum?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Why didn't you tell me earlier?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Why can't we have pizza for dinner?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Why doesn't she want to join us?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Isn't he coming?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Don't they understand?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Haven't we met before?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Didn't she finish her homework?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Aren't you hungry?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Can't we go now?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Didn't he say that?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Won't it rain today?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Aren't we late?
A2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Isn't it time to go?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,What happened?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Who cares?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Who knows?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Which one is correct?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Who is responsible?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,What is the problem?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Who is coming?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,What is the plan?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Who is next?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,What is the issue?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Have you ever been to Marseille?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,What kind of books do you usually read?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Do you still remember my best friend?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Is she always on time?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Does he often play soccer?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Can you really help me with this?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Are they still working on the project?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Did she ever mention her trip?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Do you sometimes feel lonely?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Has he always been so generous?
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,The book which you recommended is very interesting.
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,The person whose car was stolen reported it to the police.
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,The hotel which has a swimming pool is very expensive.
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,The teacher whose class I am in is very strict.
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,The restaurant which serves Italian food is always crowded.
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,The student whose homework was late got a detention.
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,The movie which won an award is now showing in theaters.
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,The company whose products are popular is expanding.
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,The park which has a playground is great for kids.
B1,CLAUSES/interrogatives,The artist whose paintings are famous is coming to town.
B2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Hasn't she ever visited Paris?
B2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Don't they always complain about the weather?
B2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Hasn't he ever tried sushi?
B2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Isn't it always raining in London?
B2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Haven't we ever discussed this before?
B2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Doesn't she ever take a break?
B2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Hasn't he ever been to a concert?
B2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Aren't they always late?
B2,CLAUSES/interrogatives,Haven't you ever seen a shooting star?
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a beautiful day!
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a lovely dress she is wearing!
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a surprise party we had!
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a delicious meal we ate!
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a funny story he told!
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a helpful person she is!
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a wonderful vacation we had!
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a clever solution to the problem!
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a noisy city it is!
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a sad movie we watched!
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a pity that the weather ruined our picnic.
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a pity you missed the concert.
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a pity that the store is closed.
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a pity you didn't get the job.
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a pity that the movie was sold out.
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a pity you forgot your umbrella.
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a pity that the game was canceled.
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a pity you didn't see the fireworks.
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a pity that the restaurant was fully booked.
A2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,What a pity you didn't finish your homework.
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How beautiful!
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How interesting!
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How frustrating!
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How wonderful!
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How scary!
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How amazing!
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How surprising!
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How delightful!
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How amazing it is that you finished the marathon!
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How wonderful it would be to travel the world.
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How sad I am that you're leaving.
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How exciting it is to start a new job.
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How frustrating it can be to lose your keys.
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How surprising it was to see you here.
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How delightful it is to hear your voice.
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How annoying it is when the internet goes down.
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How incredible it feels to achieve your goals.
B1,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How interesting it is to learn about different cultures.
B2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,Hasn't she done an amazing job?
B2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,Aren't they just adorable?
B2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,Isn't it incredible how far we've come?
B2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,Can't we just stay here forever?
B2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,Won't it be fun to explore together?
B2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,Don't you think that's a brilliant idea?
B2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,Couldn't we use a little more creativity?
B2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,Hasn't the weather been perfect lately?
B2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,Isn't life full of surprises?
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How I wish I could turn back time.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How I admire your dedication to your craft.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How I miss the days when life was simpler.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How I envy your ability to stay calm under pressure.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How I regret not telling her how much she meant to me.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How I cherish the memories we made together.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How I wish I had the courage to pursue my dreams.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How I appreciate your support during these difficult times.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How I long for the day when we can be together again.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How I wonder what the future holds for us.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How quickly he solved the problem amazed everyone.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How beautifully she sang the national anthem.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How easily he manipulated the situation left us all speechless.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How strangely the events unfolded surprised everyone.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How slowly time seemed to pass during the lecture.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How loudly the crowd cheered at the game.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How unexpectedly the storm hit the town.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How fiercely they debated the issue in the meeting.
C2,CLAUSES/phrases/exclamations,How perfectly the plan was executed by the team.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,I watched it with my brother who was also interested in sports.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,It's given by Jenny who is one of my best friends.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,I want my mobile before this afternoon because my parents who are in Japan will call me.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,She has a dog who loves to play fetch.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,He met a man who spoke seven languages.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"My teacher, who has been teaching for 20 years, is very experienced."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"The movie star, who is also a singer, performed at the concert."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"We visited a museum that had a famous painting, which was created by an artist who lived in the 1800s."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"The book, which was written by a Nobel Prize winner, is very popular."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"The restaurant, which is owned by a chef who trained in France, serves excellent food."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The man who found the treasure was very rich.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,She is the teacher who always helps her students.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,My friend who lives in Paris visits me often.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The book who has a red cover is very interesting.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,He is the doctor who saved many lives during the pandemic.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The girl who sings beautifully is my sister.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,I met a person who speaks five languages fluently.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The artist who painted this picture is very famous.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,My neighbor who has a dog is very friendly.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The chef who cooks at the restaurant is from Italy.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"I bought a new laptop, which has a fast processor."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"We went to the park, which was filled with beautiful flowers."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"She baked a cake, which tasted delicious."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"They moved to a new house, which has a big garden."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"He bought a car, which is very fuel-efficient."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"We watched a movie, which was quite thrilling."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"They visited the beach, which was crowded with people."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"She wrote a book, which became a bestseller."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"He bought a painting, which is very valuable."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"We had dinner at a restaurant, which serves excellent food."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The book which is on the table belongs to me.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,She ate the cake which was on the plate.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The car which is parked outside is very old.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,He bought a bike which has a basket on the front.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The movie which we watched last night was really scary.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The dog which is barking is my neighbor's.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The pen which writes smoothly is my favorite.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The park which has a playground is very popular.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The song which we heard on the radio was very catchy.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The school which is near my house is very big.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The book that I read last night was very interesting.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The car that I bought is very fast.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The movie that we watched was very scary.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The restaurant that we went to was very expensive.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The shoes that I wear are very comfortable.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The gift that she gave me was very thoughtful.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The song that I like is very catchy.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The game that we played was very fun.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The school that I go to is very big.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The cake that we baked was very delicious.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"The book, which I borrowed from the library, is very interesting."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"The cake, which my mom baked, was delicious."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"The movie, which we watched last night, was really scary."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"The gift, which my friend sent, was very thoughtful."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"The report, which the boss asked for, is ready."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"The dress, which I bought yesterday, fits perfectly."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"The song, which we heard on the radio, is very catchy."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"The painting, which my uncle gave me, is very valuable."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"The letter, which I wrote, was sent yesterday."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,"The game, which we played, was very exciting."
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The book which I bought yesterday is very interesting.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The movie which we watched last night was really scary.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The dress which she wore to the party was beautiful.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The car which he drives is very fast.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The cake which we baked together was delicious.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The school which my brother attends is very big.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The park which we visited last weekend was lovely.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The song which they played at the concert was amazing.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The restaurant which we went to for dinner was expensive.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The toy which he got for his birthday is fun to play with.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The book you borrowed is very interesting.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The car I bought last week is very fast.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The movie we watched yesterday was very scary.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The restaurant you recommended is very expensive.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The dress she wore to the party was very beautiful.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The laptop I use for work is very slow.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The park we visited last weekend was very crowded.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The song you mentioned is very popular.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The hotel we stayed in was very comfortable.
A2,CLAUSES/relative,The teacher I had last year was very strict.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,"The book I borrowed from the library, a thriller by Stephen King, was the one who kept me up all night."
B1,CLAUSES/relative,"The movie we watched last night, a sci-fi blockbuster, was the one who left us speechless."
B1,CLAUSES/relative,"The cake she baked for the party, a chocolate delight, was the one who everyone raved about."
B1,CLAUSES/relative,"The car he bought last month, a sleek black sedan, was the one who impressed all his friends."
B1,CLAUSES/relative,"The dress she wore to the wedding, a vintage masterpiece, was the one who turned heads."
B1,CLAUSES/relative,"The song they played at the concert, a classic rock hit, was the one who everyone sang along to."
B1,CLAUSES/relative,"The restaurant we dined at, a cozy Italian place, was the one who served the best pasta."
B1,CLAUSES/relative,"The painting he bought at the auction, a Monet masterpiece, was the one who cost him a fortune."
B1,CLAUSES/relative,"The hotel we stayed at, a luxurious resort, was the one who provided the best service."
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The book that I borrowed from the library is very interesting.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The movie that he recommended to me is really scary.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The restaurant that we went to last night had amazing food.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The car that she bought last month is very fast.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The song that they played on the radio was very catchy.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The dress that I saw in the shop window is beautiful.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The teacher that gave us the homework is very strict.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The park that we visited on Sunday is very peaceful.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The laptop that I use for work is very reliable.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The phone that I lost last week was very expensive.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,We have a new employee whose name is Mary Watts.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,"It was a very famous football player, whose name was known all over the world."
B1,CLAUSES/relative,"I have many friends but I'll tell you about my best friend, whose name is Nicos."
B1,CLAUSES/relative,He has got a friend whose name is Robert.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,"The man whose name I can't remember, wrote a serious looking message."
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The teacher whose name is Mrs. Johnson is very kind.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,"The book whose name is ""The Great Gatsby"" is a classic."
B1,CLAUSES/relative,She met a singer whose name is Taylor Swift.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The company whose name is Apple is very successful.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The restaurant whose name I forgot has excellent food.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The city where I live is very nice and extremely charming.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The place where we had our first date is now a popular restaurant.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The park where we used to play is being renovated.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The town where my grandparents live is very small and quiet.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The beach where we spent our summer vacation was beautiful.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The museum where I saw the exhibition is quite famous.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The school where I studied is now a university.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The village where my family comes from is very traditional.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The café where we meet every week has a great atmosphere.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The mountain where we went hiking was breathtaking.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The reason why she was late is because she got stuck in traffic.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,This is the reason why they decided to cancel the event.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The reason why he left early was that he wasn't feeling well.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,This is the reason why the company is facing financial difficulties.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The reason why she didn't attend the meeting is still unclear.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,This is the reason why we need to improve our communication.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The reason why he was chosen for the role is his experience.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,This is the reason why the project was delayed.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The reason why they broke up is because of long-distance.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,This is the reason why we should invest in renewable energy.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,"The day when he had to go back to Korea, I could not stop myself crying."
B1,CLAUSES/relative,I really remember the day when I lost my suitcase in the airport.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,"I was in the class at the time when they made the movie, so you will be able to see me on TV."
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The summer when we went to the beach was the best time of my life.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The year when I graduated from university was a very special time for me.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,"The moment when she said ""I do"" was the happiest day of my life."
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The week when we had to stay at home was really boring.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The month when I started my new job was very stressful.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The holiday when we visited Paris was unforgettable.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The evening when we had the party was full of fun and laughter.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The thing that made the party special was the live music.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The person who helped me with my homework was my sister.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The only one who understood the problem was the teacher.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The thing that surprised me the most was the sudden change in weather.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The person who won the race was the youngest competitor.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The only one who could solve the puzzle was the smartest kid in class.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The thing that impressed everyone was the beautiful sunset.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The person who organized the event was very efficient.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The only one who knew the answer was the student who studied hard.
B1,CLAUSES/relative,The thing that made the trip memorable was the amazing scenery.
B2,CLAUSES/relative,The book which I borrowed from the library is very interesting.
B2,CLAUSES/relative,The car that I bought last year is still in good condition.
B2,CLAUSES/relative,The person who I spoke to on the phone was very helpful.
B2,CLAUSES/relative,The restaurant which we went to last night was quite expensive.
B2,CLAUSES/relative,The movie that I watched last week was really exciting.
B2,CLAUSES/relative,The project which I am working on is due next month.
B2,CLAUSES/relative,The teacher who I admire the most is very knowledgeable.
B2,CLAUSES/relative,The city which I visited last summer was very beautiful.
B2,CLAUSES/relative,The song that I heard on the radio was very catchy.
B2,CLAUSES/relative,The dress which I bought for the party was very elegant.
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The artist, whose work is displayed in the gallery, is also a sculptor."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"She met a man, whose house was filled with antique furniture."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The company, whose profits have been rising steadily, is planning an expansion."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The teacher, whose classes are always full, is very popular with students."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The restaurant, whose menu changes daily, is known for its innovative dishes."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The author, whose books have won multiple awards, is giving a reading tonight."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The student, whose essay was highly praised, is considering a career in writing."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The musician, whose band is touring next month, is also a talented composer."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The actor, whose latest film was a box office hit, is now working on a new project."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The city, whose skyline is famous for its skyscrapers, is also rich in history."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The company, whose employees are highly skilled, has been growing rapidly."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The student, whose dedication to learning is remarkable, consistently achieves top grades."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The house, whose garden is beautifully maintained, is on sale for a reasonable price."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The author, whose books have won numerous awards, is coming to our town for a signing event."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The professor, whose research has been widely cited, is giving a lecture on climate change."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The museum, whose collection includes rare artifacts, attracts visitors from all over the world."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The athlete, whose determination is unmatched, has broken several world records."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The restaurant, whose chef is a Michelin star winner, offers an exquisite dining experience."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The charity, whose volunteers work tirelessly, has helped thousands of people in need."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The actor, whose performances have been critically acclaimed, is starring in a new movie."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The weather today is perfect for a picnic, which is great because we've been planning this outing for weeks."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"She finally decided to quit her job, which was a relief since the stress was affecting her health."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"They managed to finish the project ahead of schedule, which is impressive considering the tight deadlines."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"He didn't show up to the meeting, which was frustrating because we needed his input."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The restaurant was closed when we arrived, which was disappointing since we had been looking forward to dining there."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"She received a promotion at work, which is fantastic news as she had been working hard for this opportunity."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The movie was surprisingly good, which made the evening much more enjoyable."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"He forgot to bring the important documents, which was a major oversight that could have serious consequences."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The concert was canceled due to bad weather, which was a huge letdown for all the fans."
B2,CLAUSES/relative,"The new policy has been implemented, which is a positive step towards improving workplace safety."
A1,CLAUSES/subordinated,I go to the gym because I want to be healthy.
A1,CLAUSES/subordinated,She is always happy because she has many friends.
A1,CLAUSES/subordinated,I don't like coffee because it is too bitter.
A1,CLAUSES/subordinated,He is good at math because he practices a lot.
A1,CLAUSES/subordinated,They are always late because they live far away.
A1,CLAUSES/subordinated,I bought this book because it is interesting.
A1,CLAUSES/subordinated,She sleeps a lot because she is very tired.
A1,CLAUSES/subordinated,I can't come to the party because I have to work.
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,I will help you if you ask me.
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"If it rains, we will stay inside."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,You can borrow my book if you return it.
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,I will call you if I finish early.
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"If you are tired, you can rest."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,She will be happy if you bring flowers.
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"If you need money, I can lend you some."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,We will go out if the weather is nice.
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"If you don't understand, ask me again."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,I will cook dinner if you buy the groceries.
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Before I go to bed, I always brush my teeth."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"After she finishes her homework, she plays with her dog."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"When the sun sets, the sky turns orange."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"After we finish dinner, we usually watch a movie."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Before you leave, please turn off the lights."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"When it rains, I bring an umbrella with me."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"After the meeting, we went out for coffee."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Before the movie starts, we need to buy popcorn."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"When you arrive, let me know immediately."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"After the party, we cleaned up the whole house."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"To get to my house, you'll have to take the 5th avenue and go 6 streets to the left."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"To reach my house, you just have to go to the book shop and turn left."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"To contact me, you can call me on my mobile phone."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"To find the library, you need to walk straight and turn right at the second intersection."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"To buy groceries, you should go to the supermarket on Main Street."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"To attend the meeting, you must arrive at the conference room by 9 AM."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"To send a letter, you can use the post office on Elm Street."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"To learn English, you need to practice speaking every day."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"To visit the museum, you should take the bus number 7."
A2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"To solve the problem, you have to follow the instructions carefully."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"I decided to stay home today, as I felt too tired to go out."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"She couldn't attend the meeting, since she had a family emergency."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"We need to buy a new car, as the old one keeps breaking down."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"He didn't finish his homework, since he was busy helping his parents."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"They chose to move to the countryside, as they wanted a quieter life."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"The project was delayed, since the team lacked enough resources."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"I didn't call you yesterday, as my phone was out of battery."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"She always arrives early, since she hates being late."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"We decided to cancel the trip, as the weather forecast was not good."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"He couldn't come to the party, since he was feeling unwell."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,I saved money so that I could buy a new laptop.
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,She spoke loudly in order that everyone could hear her.
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,He studied hard so that he could pass the exam.
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,They left early so that they wouldn't miss the train.
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,She brought a map in order that they wouldn't get lost.
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,He practiced every day so that he could improve his skills.
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,She wore a coat so that she wouldn't get cold.
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,They brought snacks in order that they wouldn't get hungry.
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,He wrote a detailed plan so that the project would succeed.
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,She set an alarm so that she wouldn't oversleep.
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Even though it was raining, we decided to go for a walk."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Although she was tired, she stayed up late to finish her project."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"While I enjoy reading novels, I prefer non-fiction books."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Though he is very talented, he still practices every day."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Although the weather was bad, we had a great time at the beach."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Even though they are siblings, they have very different personalities."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"While I understand your point, I still think we should do it differently."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Though the movie was long, it was very entertaining."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Although she is young, she has a lot of experience."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Even though it was expensive, I bought the new phone anyway."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Before going to the meeting, I reviewed all the documents."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"After finishing my homework, I watched a movie."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,We decided to go for a walk before having dinner.
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,She always calls her parents after finishing work.
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Before leaving the house, he checked his email."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"After eating lunch, they went for a walk in the park."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,We should clean the kitchen before starting dinner.
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,She practiced her speech after finishing her coffee.
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Before going to bed, I read a few chapters of my book."
B1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"After completing the project, we celebrated with a party."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"After having completed the project, she felt a great sense of accomplishment."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"After having attended the workshop, he was able to apply the new techniques at work."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"After being invited to the party, they decided to bring a special dish."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"After having finished her homework, she went out to play with her friends."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"After being diagnosed with the illness, he started a new treatment plan."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"After having traveled for hours, they finally arrived at their destination."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"After being offered the job, he accepted it with great enthusiasm."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"After having studied the material, she felt confident about the exam."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"After being given the opportunity, she seized it with both hands."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"After having experienced the event, they wrote a detailed report about it."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"If you study hard, you will pass the exam."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"As long as you are careful, you won't get hurt."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Unless you hurry, you'll miss the train."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Provided you have the right tools, the job will be easier."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"If it rains, we'll stay indoors."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"As long as you follow the instructions, you won't have any problems."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Unless the weather improves, we'll have to cancel the picnic."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Provided you arrive on time, you'll get a good seat."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"If you don't eat, you'll get hungry."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Unless you practice, you won't improve."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,Please do not hesitate to ask for further assistance if needed.
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Finally, there are some suggestions that, if taken, could improve the schools' academic standards."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"There are plenty of taxis, of course, but they are very expensive, if compared with London taxis."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"If necessary, we can arrange a meeting to discuss the project in more detail."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"The proposal, if implemented, would significantly reduce traffic congestion in the city."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"If delayed, the project could face serious financial penalties."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"The company, if restructured, might be able to regain its competitive edge."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"If combined, these resources could provide a comprehensive solution to the problem."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"The new policy, if enforced, will ensure greater transparency in government operations."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"If managed properly, the funds could be used to support various community projects."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Having finished my homework, I decided to watch a movie."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Using the new software, the team was able to complete the project faster."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Having practiced for weeks, she finally nailed the performance."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Using his experience, he managed to solve the problem quickly."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Having received the invitation, we immediately booked our flights."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Using the map, they found the hidden treasure."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Having reviewed the proposal, the board approved the project."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Using the latest technology, the company improved its efficiency."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Having considered all options, he chose the safest route."
B2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Using her creativity, she designed a unique piece of art."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Should the weather be unfavorable, we will postpone the event."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Had I realized the importance of this project, I would have worked harder."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Were she to change her mind, the outcome would be different."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Should the need arise, we will provide additional resources."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Had you informed us earlier, we could have made better arrangements."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Were it not for your help, I would have struggled to complete this task."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Should the situation change, we will adjust our strategy accordingly."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Had the train been on time, we would have arrived earlier."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Were he to reconsider his decision, the consequences might be mitigated."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Should the opportunity present itself, I will seize it without hesitation."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,Compared to the campsite job this one has its advantages.
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Based on the assessment above, I strongly recommend that we should take some action to improve the store."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,Given all the inconveniences explained above I expect compensation from your company and if I do not hear from you within ten days I will have to contact my solicitors and take further steps.
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,Based in Zurich with departments all over Europe we reach almost 150 million people.
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,Compared to the previous model this new version is much more efficient.
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Given the current economic climate, we need to reconsider our investment strategy."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Based on the feedback received, we will be making some changes to the program."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Given the complexity of the task, it is understandable that there were delays."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Compared to the old system, this new software is far more user-friendly."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Based on the research conducted, we can conclude that the hypothesis is valid."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Not realizing the importance of the meeting, he arrived late and missed the key points."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Not understanding the instructions, she couldn't complete the task correctly."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Not having enough time to prepare, the presentation was less polished than she had hoped."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Not seeing the sign, they drove into a restricted area and were fined."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Not expecting the sudden change in weather, they were caught off guard and unprepared."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Not having any prior experience, he found the job much more challenging than anticipated."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Not knowing the language, their trip to the foreign country was filled with misunderstandings."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Not realizing the consequences, they made a decision that would haunt them for years."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Not having enough money, they had to cancel their plans for a luxurious vacation."
C1,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Not understanding the cultural norms, their behavior was often misinterpreted."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Although tired, she continued to work."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Though injured, he played the entire match."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Although busy, he always finds time for his family."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Though difficult, the task was completed successfully."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Although expensive, the quality of the product is excellent."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Though exhausted, she managed to finish the marathon."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Although late, he arrived just in time for the meeting."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Though inexperienced, she handled the situation very well."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Although small, the room was beautifully decorated."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Though challenging, the project was a great learning experience."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Were I to decide on a career change, I would opt for a field that aligns with my passions."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Were you to encounter any difficulties, I would be more than willing to assist you."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Were we to implement this strategy, the results could be transformative for our organization."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Were they to reconsider their decision, it might lead to a more favorable outcome for all parties involved."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Were I to receive an invitation, I would undoubtedly accept it with great pleasure."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Were you to follow this advice, you would likely achieve your desired outcome."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Were we to collaborate on this project, the final product would undoubtedly be of high quality."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Were they to invest in renewable energy, it could significantly reduce their carbon footprint."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Were I to be given the chance, I would gladly take on the responsibility."
C2,CLAUSES/subordinated,"Were you to attend the conference, you would gain valuable insights into the latest industry trends."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,I like apples and oranges.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,My car is old but reliable.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,She likes coffee or tea.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,The park is big and beautiful.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,I want a pen and a notebook.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,He is tall but shy.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,We need bread or cereal for breakfast.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,The house is small and cozy.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,She plays the piano and the guitar.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,I prefer red or blue.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,My home is very light and very comfortable.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,I live with my mother and her boyfriend.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,My house is small but very nice.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,She likes to go to the cinema or to the theatre.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,I want to eat pizza and drink soda.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,He plays football but not basketball.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,We can go to the park or stay at home.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,She is smart and hardworking.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,They went to the beach and had a picnic.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,He likes apples but not oranges.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,He is a doctor and he helps many people.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,She likes to read books and she learns a lot from them.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"I want to go to the park, but it is raining outside."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,You can have apples or oranges for your snack.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,We play games and we have a lot of fun.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"He likes to swim, but he also likes to play soccer."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,I will go to the store and buy some milk.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,She is very smart and she always does well in school.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,We can watch a movie or play a board game tonight.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,He wants to be a teacher and he loves children.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"I like it because there are lots of shops, it is not too busy and there is lots of parking."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,And I like my home because it's not too big and it's a very nice flat.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,I am from Estonia. Estonia it is a small country near the Baltic Sea.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"But now I live in Dorchester, because I work here."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,I go shopping on Ladypool Road.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Or sometimes I go to my local shop.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"I like reading books, but I also enjoy watching movies."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"She likes ice cream, and her sister loves chocolate."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"We can go to the park, or we can stay at home."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"He is tired, but he still wants to play."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"I have a cat, a dog and a parrot."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"I need to buy milk, bread and eggs."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"She likes to read books, watch movies and listen to music."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"He plays football, basketball and tennis."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"They visited Paris, Rome and London."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"I can have tea, coffee or juice."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"We can go to the park, the beach or the mountains."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"She has a red dress, a blue dress and a green dress."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"He needs to finish his homework, study for the test and go to bed."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"We can have pizza, pasta or salad for dinner."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"I like chocolate, but I don't like coffee."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"She is young, but she is very wise."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"He is short, but he can jump very high."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"I want to go out, but it's raining."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The movie was long, but it was very interesting."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The book is thick, but it's easy to read."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"He is small, but he is very strong."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"I like summer, but I don't like the heat."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The toy is simple, but it's very fun to play with."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"She is quiet, but she has a lot of friends."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"I was tired after work, but I decided to go for a run, so I felt much better afterward."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"She wanted to buy a new car, but she didn't have enough money, so she decided to save up for a few months."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"He studied hard for the exam, and he passed with flying colors, so his parents were very proud of him."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"We planned a picnic, but it started raining, so we had to cancel it and stay indoors."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"She was feeling sick, so she went to the doctor, and they told her to rest for a few days."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"They wanted to go on vacation, but they couldn't find a good deal, so they decided to stay home instead."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"He forgot his keys, so he had to call his roommate, and they let him in after a few minutes."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"She wanted to cook dinner, but she didn't have any ingredients, so she ordered takeout instead."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"They were running late, so they took a taxi, and they arrived just in time for the meeting."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"He was nervous about the presentation, but he practiced a lot, so he did well in the end."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"In my house, we are six people, my mother, my father, my sister, and my two brothers, plus my two cats, which are members of the family too."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"It cost me £2,500 plus the taxes."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"At the moment, I pay 550 pounds monthly plus bills."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The total cost of the trip was $1,000 plus the hotel fees."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"She earns $50,000 a year plus bonuses."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The car costs $25,000 plus the registration fees."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,We spent $300 on groceries plus the cost of gas.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,He paid $100 for the ticket plus a service charge.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,The project required 100 hours of work plus additional revisions.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,The meal cost $50 plus a 10% tip.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"I love going to the beach, plus the weather is always perfect there."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"She is a great cook, plus she always makes enough for everyone."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The movie was really entertaining, plus the actors did an amazing job."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The hotel is close to the city center, plus it has a beautiful view of the river."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"He is very knowledgeable about history, plus he knows how to make it interesting."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The concert was fantastic, plus the band played all our favorite songs."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The book is well-written, plus it has a captivating plot."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The restaurant has delicious food, plus the service is excellent."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The car is fuel-efficient, plus it has a comfortable interior."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The trip was educational, plus we had a lot of fun along the way."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,You can either take the bus or walk to the office.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Either Sarah or her sister will be at the party tonight.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,We can either watch a movie or play a board game.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Either the red or the blue shirt would look good on you.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,You can either have coffee or tea with your breakfast.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Either Tom or his brother is responsible for the mess.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,We can either stay at home or go out for dinner.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Either the teacher or the students will present the project.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,You can either use cash or a credit card to pay.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Either the weather will be sunny or it will rain tomorrow.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,She has both a beautiful voice and a great sense of humor.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Both the teacher and the students were excited about the new project.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,He enjoys both reading books and watching movies in his free time.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Both the weather and the scenery made the trip unforgettable.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Both the company's profits and its reputation have improved significantly.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"She is both intelligent and hardworking, which makes her successful."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Both the city and the countryside offer unique experiences.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Both the quality and the price of the product are excellent.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Both the team's performance and the audience's reaction were outstanding.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Both the food and the service at the restaurant were exceptional.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Neither the teacher nor the students were prepared for the test.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"She neither likes coffee nor tea, but she loves hot chocolate."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Neither the weather nor the traffic was in our favor that day.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Neither the book nor the movie did justice to the original story.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"He neither plays football nor basketball, but he excels in swimming."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Neither the manager nor the staff knew about the meeting.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Neither the price nor the quality of the product impressed me.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Neither the rain nor the wind could stop us from going hiking.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Neither the dog nor the cat seems to be interested in the new toy.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Neither the time nor the distance was a concern for our journey.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,She is both intelligent and hardworking.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Both the weather and the scenery were perfect for the hike.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,He wanted to both save money and help the environment by using public transportation.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,The restaurant serves both traditional and modern dishes.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,They both love traveling and exploring new cultures.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Both the teacher and the students were excited about the new project.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,The company aims to both increase profits and improve employee satisfaction.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Both the sunrise and the sunset are breathtaking in this location.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,She is both a talented musician and a skilled painter.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Both the book and the movie were well-received by critics.
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The project was meticulously planned, and yet it still faced numerous delays."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The company had a stellar reputation, and yet it struggled to meet quarterly targets."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"She had all the qualifications for the job, and yet she was overlooked for promotion."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The restaurant had rave reviews, and yet the service was slow and unattentive."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"He had studied for weeks, and yet he failed the exam."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The house was beautifully decorated, and yet it felt cold and unwelcoming."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The team had practiced extensively, and yet they lost the match."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The product had all the features customers wanted, and yet it didn't sell well."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The city was known for its safety, and yet there was a recent surge in crime."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The novel was well-written, and yet it failed to captivate the audience."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"You can either choose to go on a road trip this weekend, exploring the scenic routes of the countryside, or stay in the city and attend the cultural festival that's happening downtown."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Either you can finish the report by tomorrow morning, ensuring all data is accurate and up-to-date, or you can delegate the task to your team and focus on the upcoming presentation."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Either we can order pizza for dinner tonight, enjoying a variety of flavors and toppings, or we can cook a homemade meal, savoring the freshness and quality of the ingredients."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Either you can take the train to work, avoiding the stress of traffic and saving on fuel costs, or you can drive, giving you the flexibility to leave whenever you want."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Either you can apply for the job at the tech company, which offers a competitive salary and opportunities for growth, or you can stay at your current position, where you have established relationships and a stable environment."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Either we can go hiking this weekend, enjoying the beauty of nature and getting some exercise, or we can stay indoors and watch movies, relaxing and spending quality time together."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Either you can take the online course, which allows you to learn at your own pace and from the comfort of your home, or you can attend the in-person classes, benefiting from direct interaction with the instructor and fellow students."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Either we can book a hotel for our vacation, enjoying the amenities and services provided, or we can rent a cabin in the woods, experiencing a more rustic and secluded getaway."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Either you can invest in the stock market, potentially earning high returns but also taking on significant risk, or you can put your money in a savings account, ensuring safety and stability but with lower interest rates."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Either we can have a formal dinner party, where we dress up and follow traditional etiquette, or we can have a casual barbecue, where everyone can relax and enjoy themselves in a more laid-back atmosphere."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,She is not only a talented musician but also a brilliant composer.
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,The new policy not only encourages innovation but also supports sustainability.
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,He not only finished the marathon but also set a new record.
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,The restaurant serves not only delicious food but also excellent wine.
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,The team not only won the match but also secured a spot in the finals.
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,The book is not only informative but also entertaining.
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,The city is not only famous for its architecture but also for its vibrant culture.
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,The company not only offers competitive salaries but also provides professional development opportunities.
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,The event was not only well-organized but also highly engaging.
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,The product not only meets but also exceeds industry standards.
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Not only did she win the race, but she also broke the previous record."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Not only do we need to save energy, but we also need to conserve water."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Not only did he finish the project on time, but he also exceeded expectations."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Not only do I enjoy reading, but I also love writing stories."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Not only did they provide financial support, but they also offered emotional guidance."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Not only do I find the subject interesting, but I also believe it has practical applications."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Not only did the team perform well, but they also showed great teamwork."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Not only do I appreciate your help, but I also value your friendship."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Not only did the event raise awareness, but it also collected a significant amount of donations."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"Not only do I respect your opinion, but I also consider it carefully."
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Neither do I remember losing it during the time I was on the platform waiting for my train to pull in.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Nor does Jack's future look any more promising.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Nor is it possible to watch television peacefully without the thunderous noise in the background.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Neither did I oppose her 'need' to get new clothes every month.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Neither can I understand why she keeps buying so many books.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Nor did he seem interested in discussing the matter further.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Neither is the weather conducive to outdoor activities.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Nor have we received any updates from the authorities.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Neither did the teacher notice the student's absence.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,Nor will the company consider any further negotiations.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The weather forecast predicted clear skies, and yet it rained heavily throughout the day."
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"She had all the advantages in life, and yet she chose a humble path."
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"He studied diligently for the exam, and yet he failed to pass."
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The project seemed doomed from the start, and yet they managed to complete it successfully."
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"She was known for her kindness, and yet she could be fiercely competitive."
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The evidence was overwhelming, and yet the jury found him not guilty."
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"He had every opportunity to succeed, and yet he squandered them all."
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The team was heavily favored to win, and yet they lost in the final round."
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"She had been warned about the dangers, and yet she ventured into the unknown."
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/coordinating,"The situation appeared hopeless, and yet they found a way to overcome it."
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,I am tired because I didn't sleep well.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,He was late because he missed the bus.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,They went to the park because the weather was nice.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,She brought an umbrella because it was raining.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,He didn't go to the party because he was sick.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,We stayed home because we were bored.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,She bought a new dress because she had a special occasion.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,He likes his job because he gets to travel a lot.
A1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,They decided to go out because they had nothing to do at home.
A2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"If it rains, we will stay at home."
A2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"When I finish my homework, I will play with my friends."
A2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,She was reading a book while I was watching TV.
A2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"If you want to go to the park, we can take a walk together."
A2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"When the sun sets, the sky turns orange."
A2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,I was cooking dinner while my sister was doing her homework.
A2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"If you need help, just ask me."
A2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"When the bell rings, it's time to go home."
A2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,She was singing while she was washing the dishes.
A2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"If you come early, we can have breakfast together."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"I have to buy a desk, as I don't have one."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,I usually read during the afternoon after I have finished my homework.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"Before going out in the centre, we went to a pub in order to eat something together."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,I haven't seen him since we were at school.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,I'm really sorry that I'm not available to attend this since I'll be in China for an important meeting with a customer.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,But I didn't remember my ring until I got back home.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"Although the holiday was fantastic, I wished that you were with us."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"My parents also want me to go on holiday with them this summer, although I want to stay with my friends."
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,There were lots of people waiting for us though we had never met them before.
B1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,I will wait until you come back.
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"Once you finish reading the book, you'll understand why it's so popular."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"Unless you hurry, we'll miss the train."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"I prefer tea, whereas my sister loves coffee."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"Provided that you bring your ID, you can enter the event for free."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"He is usually punctual, except that he was late today due to traffic."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"Once you master this skill, you'll find it easier to solve similar problems."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"Unless it rains, we'll have the picnic in the park."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"She is very talented, provided that she practices regularly."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"I will attend the meeting, except that I have a prior commitment."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"Whereas some people enjoy spicy food, others prefer milder flavors."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"As long as you keep practicing, you will improve your English skills."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"As soon as the rain stops, we can go for a walk in the park."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"In order that we can meet the deadline, we need to work overtime this week."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"Despite the fact that it was raining, they still decided to go hiking."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"Due to the fact that he was late, he missed the important meeting."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"As if she knew the answer, she confidently raised her hand."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"As though it were a normal day, he continued his work without any concern."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"As long as you are prepared, you will do well on the exam."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"As soon as the package arrives, I will let you know."
B2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"In order that everyone can hear, please speak louder."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"Whatever you decide, make sure it aligns with your long-term goals."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"Wherever you travel, always respect the local customs and traditions."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"However difficult the task may seem, perseverance will lead to success."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"Whatever the outcome, we must remain committed to our principles."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"Wherever life takes you, always remember the lessons you've learned."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"However busy you are, make time for self-care and relaxation."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"Whatever the weather, we will continue with our outdoor activities."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"Wherever you find yourself, make the most of the opportunities around you."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"However challenging the journey, the destination will be worth it."
C1,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,"Whatever the circumstances, honesty and integrity should guide your actions."
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,The new policy is controversial in that it imposes significant financial burdens on small businesses.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,His argument is persuasive in that it provides a detailed analysis of the historical context.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,The novel is particularly engaging in that it explores the complexities of human relationships.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,The proposed solution is innovative in that it combines traditional methods with modern technology.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,The documentary is powerful in that it exposes the harsh realities faced by refugees.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,The study is significant in that it offers new insights into the causes of the disease.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,The film is remarkable in that it portrays the protagonist's journey with great authenticity.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,The strategy is effective in that it addresses both short-term and long-term goals.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,The theory is compelling in that it reconciles previously conflicting scientific hypotheses.
C2,CONJUNCTIONS/subordinating,The artwork is unique in that it blends various artistic styles to create a cohesive whole.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,The cat is sleeping on the sofa.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,I saw a big dog in the park.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,She bought an apple from the store.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,The book is on the table.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,He has a red car.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,An orange is in the basket.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,The teacher is very nice.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,A bird is flying in the sky.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,The flowers are in the garden.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,An elephant is at the zoo.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,She has a beautiful dress.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,He bought a new car.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,We saw an interesting movie.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,They live in a big house.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,It's an easy question.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,She made a delicious cake.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,He found a small key.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,They visited an old museum.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,It's a cold day.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,She wrote a short letter.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,She has a very big house.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,He wore a very colorful shirt.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,They live in a very quiet village.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,It was a very cold day.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,She bought a very expensive car.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,He wrote a very interesting book.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,They saw a very tall building.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,I will meet you at the airport in the evening.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,She will arrive at the station on the 15th of October.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,We usually have dinner at the table in the dining room.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,He goes to the gym every day after work at the office.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,They will start the meeting at the top of the hour.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,I will call you at the end of the month.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,We will celebrate the birthday party at the park on Saturday.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,She will leave for the trip at the beginning of next week.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,"If you are at home, I can come tomorrow."
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,We are going to the sports centre by car.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,I go to college every day.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,She is in bed with a cold.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,They are at the cinema tonight.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,He is at work right now.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,We went to the park yesterday.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,She is at school today.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,They are at the restaurant for dinner.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,He is at the gym every morning.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,In my free time I usually play football.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,"In my free time usually I stay at home. I watch TV, read books."
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,I like rice and sweet dishes.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,I often go to the park to play basketball.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,I enjoy eating fruits and vegetables.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,She prefers coffee over tea.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,They always travel by train.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,He loves reading books and magazines.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,We often visit the beach in summer.
A1,DETERMINERS/articles,They usually eat breakfast at home.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,The old bridge is dangerous.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,The big dog is friendly.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,The young girl is talented.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,The green apple is sour.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,The tall building is impressive.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,The small car is fast.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,The blue sky is clear.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,The happy children are playing.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,The cold water is refreshing.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,The hot coffee is delicious.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,The tallest building in the city is the Empire State Building.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,She bought the most beautiful dress for the party.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,This is the smallest car I have ever seen.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,The biggest problem we face is climate change.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,It was the worst movie I have ever watched.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,The oldest tree in the park is over 300 years old.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,This is the easiest recipe I have ever tried.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,The fastest runner in our school is Sarah.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,The most popular book in the library is Harry Potter.
A2,DETERMINERS/articles,It was the longest flight I have ever taken.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"After finishing one book, she picked up another from the shelf."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"He made a mistake, but he promised to try another method next time."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"She ate one apple, and then decided to have another."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"They visited one museum, and then decided to go to another."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"He wrote one poem, and then started working on another."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"She bought one dress, and then found another she liked even more."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"He tried one recipe, and then decided to experiment with another."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"She watched one movie, and then chose to watch another."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,The weather is very cold at night.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,This programme will be shown on television next Friday.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,The meeting will take place at noon.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,The concert will start at eight o'clock.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,The party will be held at Christmas.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,The event will occur on Sunday.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,The deadline for submissions is at midnight.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,The game will be played on Saturday.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,The exhibition will open at Easter.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,The ceremony will take place on New Year's Day.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,Education in the future will change in a good way.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"But remember this: friends are important, but they are not for life. Your family will always be there to support you."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"Yes, sometimes I like shopping for clothes."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,Books are a great source of knowledge.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,Cars need regular maintenance to run smoothly.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,Fish live in water and breathe through gills.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,Trees provide oxygen and help clean the air.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,Music can be a powerful form of expression.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,Dogs are known for their loyalty and companionship.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,Computers have become essential tools in modern life.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"Dear Mary, I spent a week in Dubai and I am going to spend another week in Al Ain."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"In 'Master' they've got excellent pasta, which is another reason why I love the restaurant."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"I need to buy a new book, but I'll read another chapter of this one first."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"She has already finished one project, and now she is starting another one."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"After completing the marathon, he decided to train for another race."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"He bought one painting, and then he saw another one he liked even more."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"We visited the museum, and then we decided to go to another one downtown."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"She has one cat, and she plans to adopt another one next month."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"After finishing his degree, he decided to pursue another one in a different field."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"They finished one puzzle, so they decided to start another one."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"I need to buy some groceries, but I can go to the store another time."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"She didn't like the first restaurant, so we decided to try another one."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"I can't attend the meeting today, but I'll be there for another one next week."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"He missed the bus, so he had to wait for another one to arrive."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"The first movie was boring, so we watched another one instead."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"I don't have the book you need, but you can borrow another one from the library."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"She didn't pass the test, so she needs to take another one next month."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"We can't go to the park today, but we can visit another one tomorrow."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"The first dress didn't fit, so she tried on another one."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"He didn't like the color of the car, so he chose another one."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,She saw his blue jacket in a shop on the other side of the street.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"I moved to this house because the other house was very small, and my brother and I have to share a bedroom."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"We need a new distribution company, because the other companies are very expensive."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,"In the first lesson we did some games in English, so I met all the other people in the class."
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,The other book on the shelf is more interesting than this one.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,She prefers the other dress because it's more comfortable.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,He gave one apple to his friend and kept the other for himself.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,They visited one museum in the morning and the other in the afternoon.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,The other students in the group are very friendly.
B1,DETERMINERS/articles,She left one painting at home and brought the other to the gallery.
B2,DETERMINERS/articles,"The more you practice, the better you become at it."
B2,DETERMINERS/articles,"The less you sleep, the more tired you feel."
B2,DETERMINERS/articles,"The worse the weather, the fewer people go outside."
B2,DETERMINERS/articles,"The more you study, the higher your grades will be."
B2,DETERMINERS/articles,"The less you worry, the happier you will be."
B2,DETERMINERS/articles,"The better the service, the more customers will return."
B2,DETERMINERS/articles,"The more you save, the more financially secure you will be."
B2,DETERMINERS/articles,"The less you spend, the more money you will have in the future."
B2,DETERMINERS/articles,"The better the quality, the longer the product will last."
B2,DETERMINERS/articles,"The more you exercise, the healthier you will become."
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I like this book because it has interesting stories.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This car is very fast and comfortable.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Can you help me with this project?
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This restaurant has delicious food.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This dog is very friendly and playful.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,We can watch this movie tonight.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This park is perfect for a picnic.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This shirt is too big for me.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I want to let you know about this area and the shops near here.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,The football class and tennis class are the best things about this college.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I like this place because there are many cultures.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"This park is very beautiful, and I come here often."
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This restaurant has the best pizza in town.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This city is famous for its historical buildings.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This beach is perfect for a relaxing day.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This library has a great selection of books.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"This museum is very interesting, and I learned a lot."
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This school has a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"This summer, I want to go on a long trip."
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I will finish my homework this afternoon.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"This Friday, I am going to the movies."
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I will meet my friends this Saturday.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"This morning, I had a delicious breakfast."
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I will buy a new book this Sunday.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"This winter, I want to learn to ski."
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I will visit my grandparents this weekend.
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"This year, I want to learn a new language."
A1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I will start my new job this Monday.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This advice is very helpful.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I don't like this weather.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This knowledge is useful for my job.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This noise is really annoying.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This news made me very happy.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This research is very interesting.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This music is very relaxing.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This coffee is too strong for me.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This information is incorrect.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This traffic is making me late.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"I am writing this letter to tell you about my favourite birthday present, which was a laptop."
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,You can contact me by calling me on this number 07939187752.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Would you like to buy this book?
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This is the restaurant where we had dinner last night.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This car is much faster than the one we had before.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Can you please move this chair to the other side of the room?
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"This movie is really scary, so I don't want to watch it alone."
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This park is where we usually go for picnics on weekends.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This dress is too small for me; do you have a larger size?
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"This is the best ice cream shop in town, so let's go there."
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I am writing this letter to tell you about my favourite birthday present which was a laptop.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,You can contact me by calling me this number 07939187752.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Would you like to buy this book?
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This is the restaurant where we had dinner last night.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"Can you pass me this pen, please?"
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This park is very beautiful in the spring.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I don't like this weather; it's too cold.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This bus goes to the city center.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This is the best ice cream I've ever had.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This is the house we are going to rent for the summer.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"This problem is very serious, and we need to find a solution quickly."
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I bought a new car last week. This car is much faster than my old one.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,She showed me her new painting. I think this painting is her best work yet.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,We visited a museum yesterday. This museum has a lot of interesting exhibits.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,He gave me a book as a gift. I started reading this book last night and couldn't put it down.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,They moved to a new apartment. This apartment is much bigger than their old one.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,We went to a restaurant for dinner. The food at this restaurant was delicious.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,She bought a new dress for the party. This dress is perfect for the occasion.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,He found a new job recently. This job offers better pay and benefits.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,They visited a new city on vacation. This city has a lot of historic sites to explore.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I also want to see that film.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I know we have that course in our college.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,That book is very interesting.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Can you pass me that pen?
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,That car is very expensive.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,That restaurant is famous for its food.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,That teacher is very strict.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,That bridge is very old.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,That dog is very friendly.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,That flower is very beautiful.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I want to buy that car over there.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Can you pass me that book on the shelf?
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,That building looks really tall from here.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,That movie we watched last night was amazing.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,That ice cream shop is always busy.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,That park is where we had our picnic.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,That bridge connects the two sides of the river.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,That song on the radio is really catchy.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,That restaurant has the best pizza in town.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,That store sells all kinds of interesting things.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"Yesterday, I went shopping to Collesione for clothes. I bought a skirt and a T-shirt, because we have a party this week. They were very cheap. They cost £10. You should go that shop."
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"I want to do another course, like Maths. I want to study that course because I will do some exams in June and I need some help with Maths."
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,The colour is blue and I like that colour because it's my favourite.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I saw a movie yesterday. I really enjoyed that movie.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,She bought a new car last week. She loves that car.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,We visited a museum last weekend. We found that museum very interesting.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,He bought a new phone yesterday. He likes that phone a lot.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,They went to a restaurant last night. They enjoyed that restaurant.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I read a book last month. I couldn't put that book down.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,She bought a new dress yesterday. She looks great in that dress.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I bought these books because they were on sale.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I bought these shoes because they were comfortable.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I bought these toys because they were fun.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I bought these flowers because they were beautiful.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I bought these snacks because they were tasty.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I bought these gifts because they were thoughtful.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I bought these tools because they were useful.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,These books are very interesting.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,These chairs are comfortable.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,These flowers smell nice.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,These apples are fresh.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,These shoes are too tight.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,These pencils are sharp.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,These pictures are beautiful.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,These cookies are delicious.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,These cars are expensive.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,These trees are tall.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"I bought a book, a pen, and a notebook. These items are for my class."
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"She showed me her new shoes, a dress, and a hat. These clothes are for the party."
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"We visited the zoo, the park, and the museum. These places were very interesting."
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"He ate a sandwich, an apple, and a cookie. These snacks were very tasty."
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"They saw a movie, went to a concert, and visited a gallery. These activities were fun."
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"I need a ruler, some paper, and a pencil. These tools are for drawing."
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"We bought a car, a bike, and a scooter. These vehicles are for transportation."
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Those books are very interesting.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,She bought those shoes yesterday.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,We need to fix those windows.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Those flowers are beautiful.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,They don't like those movies.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Those toys belong to my brother.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Those chairs are very comfortable.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Those apples are really sweet.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I went to the store and saw some apples and oranges. I bought those fruits because they were on sale.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,She showed me her new shoes and bag. I really like those accessories.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,We had pizza and pasta for dinner. Those dishes were very tasty.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,He bought a car and a motorcycle. Those vehicles are very expensive.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,They planted flowers and trees in the garden. Those plants will make the place look beautiful.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I read a book and a magazine. Those publications were very interesting.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,We saw a movie and a play last weekend. Those performances were fantastic.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,She baked cookies and cakes for the party. Those treats were delicious.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,He collected stamps and coins. Those hobbies are very enjoyable.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,They visited a museum and a zoo. Those places were very educational.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Those chairs are more comfortable than these.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"Those books are mine, not yours."
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Those trees are very tall.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Those days were the best of my life.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Those shoes are too expensive.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Those paintings are really beautiful.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Those cars are parked over there.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Those flowers need to be watered.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Those memories will stay with me forever.
A2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,Those problems are harder to solve.
B1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"Hi Mark, thank you for your lovely letter which I received this morning."
B1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,It was the best decision I've ever made. It happened this summer.
B1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"This week, I finally finished the project I had been working on for months."
B1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"I met my best friend this year, and it has been an amazing experience."
B1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"This weekend, I went on a trip that I had been planning for a long time."
B1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"This morning, I woke up early to catch the sunrise, and it was beautiful."
B1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"This month, I celebrated my birthday with a big party that everyone enjoyed."
B1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"This afternoon, I took a walk in the park and saw some interesting birds."
B1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"This evening, I watched a movie that I had been wanting to see for a while."
B1,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"This winter, I went skiing for the first time and had a great time."
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This flame of passion between them was undeniable.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,There's this old man who makes a marionette that comes to life.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"In our group, there was this girl, tiny and fragile, very sensitive; she had a special way with words."
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This mysterious figure appeared out of nowhere.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,There's this place in the mountains where time seems to stand still.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This sudden change in weather caught everyone off guard.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,There's this tradition in our village that dates back centuries.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This moment of silence spoke volumes.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,There's this book that has become a classic over the years.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This unexpected twist in the plot left the audience stunned.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This remarkable skill of hers has brought her international acclaim.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This unique perspective of theirs has revolutionized the industry.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This incredible achievement of his is celebrated worldwide.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This special gift of hers has touched many lives.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This extraordinary talent of his is truly remarkable.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This innovative idea of theirs has transformed the market.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This exceptional quality of hers is admired by all.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This groundbreaking discovery of his has changed the world.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This remarkable insight of theirs has led to significant advancements.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,This extraordinary ability of hers is unparalleled.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"I also told her that if I had been in her shoes, I would not have put up with that sort of behavior."
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"Nowadays, celebrities, like pop stars or football players, are often worshipped by hysterical crowds of fans who can't see through the mask that those so-called heroes make up to sell the product that they are."
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"She couldn't understand why I was so upset about that decision, as if it didn't affect her at all."
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"He always complains about the weather, but I think that's just an excuse for his poor attitude."
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,I can't believe she thought that outfit was appropriate for the occasion; it was completely out of place.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,The company's recent actions have made it clear that they don't care about the well-being of those employees who have been with them for years.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"He tried to justify his actions, but no one was convinced by that explanation."
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,"The way she spoke to her colleagues was unacceptable, and I hope she realizes that such behavior won't be tolerated."
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,It's unfortunate that the committee chose to ignore those valuable suggestions from the community.
C2,DETERMINERS/demonstratives,The fact that he didn't even apologize for his mistake shows just how little he values those around him.
A1,DETERMINERS/possessives,I live with my family.
A1,DETERMINERS/possessives,My home is a flat.
A1,DETERMINERS/possessives,My neighbours are very nice and helpful.
A1,DETERMINERS/possessives,I like my teachers.
A1,DETERMINERS/possessives,I live with my mother and her boyfriend.
A1,DETERMINERS/possessives,"Our house has four rooms, one bathroom and one toilet."
A1,DETERMINERS/possessives,Your car is very fast.
A1,DETERMINERS/possessives,His dog is very friendly.
A1,DETERMINERS/possessives,Her garden is beautiful.
A1,DETERMINERS/possessives,Our school is big.
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,It's very important for me because it's my sister's jacket.
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,I'll wear them at Linda's party.
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,John's car is parked outside.
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,This is my friend's house.
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The teacher's book is on the desk.
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Mary's dress is very pretty.
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The cat's food is in the bowl.
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The dog's leash is hanging on the wall.
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The baby's bottle is on the table.
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The school's playground is very big.
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,All of my friends were there.
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,"I bought some T-shirts and jeans, because some of my clothes are too small for me."
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Bring some of your DVDs.
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,But after that I saw that I spent all of my money!
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,"I spent a long time receiving presents, all of my family were here."
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Most of his books are in English.
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Half of their time was spent on homework.
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Several of her paintings are on display at the gallery.
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,A few of our neighbors came to the party.
A2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Many of his colleagues supported his idea.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,They left their keys on the table.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,Their dog loves to play fetch.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,She admired their beautiful garden.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,He forgot to bring their lunch.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,Their children are very talented.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,They always take their time.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,Their house is very modern.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,She was impressed by their dedication.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,They lost their way in the forest.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,Their friends came to visit.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,The children's school is quite far from our house.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,The men's room is located on the first floor.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,The women's shoes are displayed in the front window.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,The people's opinions varied greatly on the new policy.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,The mice's movements were too quick to track.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,The oxen's strength was impressive in the field.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,The children's laughter filled the playground.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,The geese's honking could be heard from a distance.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,The men's jackets were left on the coat rack.
B1,DETERMINERS/possessives,The women's dresses were all beautifully designed.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The old house had its roof covered in moss.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The car lost its way in the dense fog.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The museum is famous for its collection of ancient artifacts.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The garden looked beautiful with its colorful flowers.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The laptop suddenly lost its battery power.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The bridge had its foundations weakened by the flood.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The painting was admired for its intricate details.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The park is known for its large oak trees.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The ship sank due to its damaged hull.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The book was praised for its engaging plot.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Everyone has their own way of dealing with stress.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Each student has their unique learning style.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Every company should have their own mission statement.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Each team member has their specific role to play.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Every artist has their own signature style.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Each country has their own cultural traditions.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Every writer has their preferred genre.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Each athlete has their own training regimen.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Every business has their own set of challenges.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Each person has their own perspective on life.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The children's toys were scattered all over the floor.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The students' desks were arranged in neat rows.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The birds' nests were hidden in the tall trees.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The teachers' lounge was a quiet place to relax.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The dogs' leashes were tangled in the bushes.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The cats' food bowls were empty and needed refilling.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The flowers' petals were beginning to fall.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The bees' hives were buzzing with activity.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The books' covers were worn from frequent use.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The stars' light filled the night sky.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The car of John's is parked outside.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The decision of the committee's was final.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The ideas of the students' were very creative.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The book of Mary's is on the shelf.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The opinion of the expert's is highly respected.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The project of the team's is almost complete.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The letter of the manager's was very informative.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The garden of the neighbor's is beautifully maintained.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The report of the analyst's was thorough.
B2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The artwork of the artist's is on display.
C1,DETERMINERS/possessives,"Living in Greece, I have had a chance to realize how much tourism can affect one's life."
C1,DETERMINERS/possessives,"After one has spent enough time away from one's parents and has a personality of one's own, it is definitely possible to move in with one's parents."
C1,DETERMINERS/possessives,"In my opinion, this process depends on one's ability to open another way of communicating apart from one's mother language."
C1,DETERMINERS/possessives,One's success in life often depends on one's willingness to take risks and embrace change.
C1,DETERMINERS/possessives,It is important to consider one's health and well-being when making decisions about one's career.
C1,DETERMINERS/possessives,One's cultural background can significantly influence one's perspective on various issues.
C1,DETERMINERS/possessives,The way one handles stress can greatly impact one's overall happiness and satisfaction in life.
C1,DETERMINERS/possessives,One's ability to adapt to new environments is crucial for personal and professional growth.
C1,DETERMINERS/possessives,It is essential to understand one's strengths and weaknesses to achieve one's goals effectively.
C1,DETERMINERS/possessives,One's personal values and beliefs play a significant role in shaping one's decisions and actions.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The boss's decision was final and could not be appealed.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The actress's performance was truly mesmerizing.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The witness's testimony was crucial to the case.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The author's latest book has received rave reviews.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The student's dedication to his studies is commendable.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The company's profits have soared in recent months.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The artist's creativity is evident in every piece.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The musician's talent is unmatched in the industry.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The teacher's passion for teaching is inspiring.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The politician's integrity is often questioned.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Olivia's experiences probably are the narrator's.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,He started to shake me and meanwhile I heard a familiar voice; it was my father's.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,"Suddenly, after two weeks I realised that my bank account was empty and so was my friend's."
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,"The teacher's explanation made everything clear, but the students' remained confused."
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,"John's car was parked outside, but Sarah's was nowhere to be seen."
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,"The company's profits have increased, while its competitors' have declined."
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,"The cat's fur was matted, but the dog's was smooth and shiny."
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,"The author's style is unique, unlike the editor's more conventional approach."
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,"The museum's collection is extensive, but the gallery's is more focused."
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,"The chef's dish was praised, while the waiter's service was criticized."
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,John's sister's car broke down on the way to the wedding.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Mary's cousin's dog chewed up her favorite shoes.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The teacher's daughter's performance was outstanding.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Bill's boss's secretary called to confirm the meeting.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Sarah's friend's brother is a professional photographer.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Tom's neighbor's cat keeps coming into his garden.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Lisa's aunt's recipe is a family favorite.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,Peter's colleague's wife is a renowned artist.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The doctor's patient's condition has improved significantly.
C2,DETERMINERS/possessives,The student's tutor's advice was invaluable.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Near my home there are some shops.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,My house has got three rooms.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,I had a lot of friends in this town.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,For homework we have to write lots of things.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,There are many trees in the park.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,We need to buy some apples.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,She gave me lots of advice.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,They have a lot of books in the library.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,We saw many birds at the zoo.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,He has got two brothers.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,I have a cat.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,"Every morning, I eat an apple."
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,She bought a new car.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Every child loves ice cream.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,He found a lost dog.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Every book is interesting.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,I saw a beautiful sunset.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Every student needs a pen.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,She received a gift.
A1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Every day is a new adventure.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,All children should wear their uniforms to school.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,Both sisters are coming to the party tonight.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,A few friends are meeting at the park later.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,All books must be returned to the library by Friday.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,Both cars are parked in the garage right now.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,A few students were absent from class today.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,All employees need to attend the meeting tomorrow.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,Both brothers play soccer for the same team.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,A few people were waiting at the bus stop.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,All guests are invited to the reception after the wedding.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,I think we should bring some water to drink.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,I bought them because I don't have any clothes for the summer and I need them!
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,The weather was great. There were no clouds.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,I want to see that film but I have no time today because I have more work at home.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,"If you want more details, you can call this number."
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,"We will meet at my house at 10.15, so we will have more time in the club."
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,"We danced, played games and had lots of fun."
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,I need some milk for my coffee.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,There are no apples left in the basket.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,She asked for more information about the project.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,Each student has one textbook.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,I saw a beautiful sunset yesterday.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,One apple a day keeps the doctor away.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,She bought an expensive handbag.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,Each child received a toy.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,He has one cat and one dog.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,There is an interesting book on the table.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,Each day brings new challenges.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,One friend can make a big difference.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,She found a lost key in the park.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,There isn't much food left in the fridge.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,She didn't drink much coffee today.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,We didn't have much information about the event.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,He didn't spend much time on his homework.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,They didn't use much water during the drought.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,I didn't eat much breakfast this morning.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,There wasn't much traffic on the road.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,She didn't write much in her journal.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,We didn't have much hope for the project.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,He didn't carry much luggage on the trip.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,She doesn't have many friends.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,There aren't many options.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,He didn't find many books.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,They don't have many apples.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,We didn't see many birds.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,There weren't many people at the party.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,I didn't collect many stamps.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,They didn't catch many fish.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,She didn't buy many toys.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,There aren't many chairs.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,"We played so many games, like dog and bone, four corners, and many more."
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,"We visited so many places, mostly monuments. The weather was perfect."
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,"I know, I bought too many things but I liked all of them."
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,There were so many books on the shelf that I couldn't choose one.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,We ate so many different kinds of food at the buffet.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,"She has too many shoes, she can't even wear them all."
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,There are so many stars in the sky tonight.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,He bought too many toys for his new puppy.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,We saw so many beautiful flowers in the garden.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,She has too many dresses in her closet.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,All of the students passed the exam.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,Some of the apples are ripe.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,Both of the children are happy.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,Many of the guests arrived late.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,Ten of the students won prizes.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,Each of the teachers has a different opinion.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,Any of the options could be correct.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,None of the cookies were left.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,Few of the houses have gardens.
A2,DETERMINERS/quantity,Most of the people voted for the new policy.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Several friends visited me last weekend.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Millions of people watched the live broadcast.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,A few of the guests arrived early.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Several books were missing from the library.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Millions of stars light up the night sky.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,A few of the students failed the exam.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Several countries participated in the conference.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Millions of fish swim in the ocean.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,A few of the items were damaged during shipping.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Several birds flew over the lake.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,I need a little help with my homework.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,She bought a bit of cheese for the party.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,He drank a little bit of water before the race.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,I have a little bit of money left for snacks.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Can I have a little bit of your ice cream?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,She only had a bit of bread for breakfast.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,He took a little bit of time to finish his project.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,I saw a little bit of the movie before I left.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,She gave me a little bit of advice on my presentation.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,He ate a little bit of cake at the party.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,There are plenty of apples in the basket.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Most students prefer online classes nowadays.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,We need enough water for the entire trip.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,I have loads of books to read this summer.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,There are plenty of opportunities for growth in this company.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Most cars on the road are electric now.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,We don't have enough chairs for everyone.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,There are loads of interesting facts about space.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Most people enjoy a good cup of coffee in the morning.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,We have plenty of time to finish the project.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Is there much traffic on the roads today?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,How much coffee do you drink in the morning?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Do you have much work to do this week?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,How much money do you spend on groceries each month?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Is there much noise outside right now?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,How much information do you need for the project?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Do you eat much fruit every day?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,How much time do you spend on social media?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Is there much rain expected this weekend?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,How much stress do you feel at work?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,I have so much homework to finish tonight.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,There is too much traffic on the road today.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,She drinks so much coffee in the morning.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,We have too much rain this season.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,He spends so much time on his hobbies.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,There is too much sugar in this recipe.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,She has so much love for her family.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,We received too much information at the meeting.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,He eats so much pizza on weekends.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,There is too much confusion about the new rules.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Have you seen many movies this year?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,How many books do you have on your shelf?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Can you count many stars in the sky?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,How many pens do you need for the exam?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Are there many trees in your garden?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,How many languages can you speak?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Do you know many people in this town?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,How many hours do you work each day?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Are there many shops in your neighborhood?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,How many countries have you visited?
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Half of the students in my class are from abroad.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Enough of the food was left for dinner.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,None of the books on the shelf interested me.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Half of the pie was eaten by the children.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Enough of the work was done to meet the deadline.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,None of the guests arrived on time.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Half of the money was spent on groceries.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Enough of the time was wasted on unimportant tasks.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,None of the options seemed suitable.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Half of the team was absent from the meeting.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Almost all of the students passed the exam.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Nearly every person in the room understood the explanation.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,She has hardly any free time left.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Only a few of the apples are ripe.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Most of the guests arrived on time.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Virtually none of the cookies were left.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Just a handful of people showed up.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Roughly half of the class failed the test.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Scarcely any of the books were interesting.
B1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Precisely all of the ingredients were used.
B2,DETERMINERS/quantity,She has very little patience for people who don't follow the rules.
B2,DETERMINERS/quantity,"There were surprisingly few attendees at the event, considering the hype."
B2,DETERMINERS/quantity,"He drinks very little coffee, preferring tea instead."
B2,DETERMINERS/quantity,The team managed to achieve quite a bit with so few resources.
B2,DETERMINERS/quantity,There is very little traffic on this road at night.
B2,DETERMINERS/quantity,We received very few complaints about the new system.
B2,DETERMINERS/quantity,She has very little interest in politics.
B2,DETERMINERS/quantity,There are very few options available for eco-friendly packaging.
B2,DETERMINERS/quantity,He has very little experience in this field.
B2,DETERMINERS/quantity,There are very few people who can speak this ancient language.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Neither candidate could provide a satisfactory answer to the question.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Either book will provide you with the information you need.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Neither option is particularly appealing to me.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Either day would be suitable for our meeting.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Neither solution seems to be working effectively.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Either side of the river offers beautiful views.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Neither method has been proven to be superior.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Either outcome would be acceptable to the board.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Neither proposal has been fully evaluated yet.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Either location would be convenient for our purposes.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,"Either of the options is viable, and both can lead to successful outcomes."
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Neither of the candidates has the necessary experience for the job.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,"Either of the solutions could work, but we need to choose the best one."
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Neither of the teams played particularly well in the tournament.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,"Either of the books is a great read, depending on your interests."
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Neither of the proposals received enough support from the board.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,"Either of the routes will get you to the destination, but one is faster."
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,"Neither of the movies was particularly memorable, in my opinion."
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,Either of the plans has its advantages and disadvantages.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,"Neither of the options is ideal, but we have to make a decision."
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,"My kitchen is absolutely cramped. I love cooking and despite the fact that I have no space, I managed to fit in a table as well as millions of cookbooks and all the necessary kitchen tools."
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,I'm going to make loads of cookies this year and will give them in nice little boxes to my family and friends.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,I received tons of plastic ducks every time I had my birthday or some kind of celebration.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,She has loads of patience when dealing with difficult customers.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,"He bought millions of toys for his new puppy, filling the entire living room."
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,There are tons of options when it comes to choosing a vacation destination.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,She received loads of compliments on her new outfit at the party.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,He spent tons of money on his latest gadget collection.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,There are millions of stars in the sky on a clear night.
C1,DETERMINERS/quantity,"She has loads of ideas for the upcoming project, making it hard to choose just one."
C2,DETERMINERS/quantity,"Many a night, he stayed up worrying about his family's future."
C2,DETERMINERS/quantity,She faced many a challenge during her journey to success.
C2,DETERMINERS/quantity,"Many a time, they had to cancel plans due to bad weather."
C2,DETERMINERS/quantity,He has read many a book on ancient history.
C2,DETERMINERS/quantity,Many a student has struggled with the complexity of this subject.
C2,DETERMINERS/quantity,They have visited many a country in their quest for knowledge.
C2,DETERMINERS/quantity,Many a day was spent searching for the missing artifact.
C2,DETERMINERS/quantity,She has received many a letter from her admirers.
C2,DETERMINERS/quantity,Many a mistake was made during the construction project.
C2,DETERMINERS/quantity,He has met many a famous person in his career.
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,I'll be cooking dinner tonight.
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,She will be studying for her exam tomorrow.
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,They will be traveling to Paris next week.
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,He'll be attending the meeting tomorrow morning.
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,We will be visiting the museum this weekend.
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,You will be meeting your friends later today.
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,I'll be reading a book this evening.
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,She will be playing tennis tomorrow afternoon.
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,"Tomorrow at 3 pm, I'll be cooking dinner."
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,"On Saturday, I'll be playing soccer at 10 am."
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,"Next week, I'll be traveling to Paris on Wednesday."
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,"This weekend, I'll be visiting my grandparents on Sunday."
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,"On Friday night, I'll be watching a movie at 8 pm."
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,"Next month, I'll be attending a conference on the 15th."
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,"On Monday, I'll be taking a nap at 2 pm."
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,"In two weeks, I'll be hiking on Saturday morning."
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,"On Thursday, I'll be meeting my friends at 6 pm."
A2,FUTURE/future continuous,"On New Year's Eve, I'll be celebrating at 11 pm."
B1,FUTURE/future continuous,I will be going to the gym tomorrow morning.
B1,FUTURE/future continuous,She will be cooking dinner for us tonight.
B1,FUTURE/future continuous,They shall be arriving at the airport at 8 PM.
B1,FUTURE/future continuous,We will be celebrating my birthday at the beach.
B1,FUTURE/future continuous,He shall be working late tonight to finish the project.
B1,FUTURE/future continuous,We will be traveling to Paris next month.
B1,FUTURE/future continuous,She will be attending the conference next week.
B1,FUTURE/future continuous,They shall be moving into their new house next weekend.
B1,FUTURE/future continuous,I will be studying for the exam all day tomorrow.
B1,FUTURE/future continuous,I won't be able to join the meeting tomorrow as I have a prior commitment.
B1,FUTURE/future continuous,She won't be working overtime this week due to her health issues.
B1,FUTURE/future continuous,They won't be visiting us during the holiday season this year.
B1,FUTURE/future continuous,We won't be going to the beach on Saturday because of the bad weather forecast.
B1,FUTURE/future continuous,He won't be participating in the sports event next month.
B1,FUTURE/future continuous,You won't be seeing me at the party tonight as I have other plans.
B1,FUTURE/future continuous,The company won't be launching the new product in the next quarter.
B1,FUTURE/future continuous,I won't be able to help you with the project as I am already overloaded with work.
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,Will you be attending the meeting tomorrow?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,Will he be coming to the party tonight?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,What will we be eating for dinner?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,Will they be staying at the hotel for the weekend?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,Will she be finishing her project by next week?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,What will you be doing on Saturday?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,Will we be able to finish the report on time?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,Will it be raining all day tomorrow?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,What will they be discussing at the conference?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,Will you be taking any vacation this year?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,Will you be joining us for dinner?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,Will you be needing any help with your luggage?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,Will they be expecting us at the meeting?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,Will we be having the presentation tomorrow?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,Will she be attending the conference next week?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,Will he be staying at the hotel tonight?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,Will they be providing transportation to the event?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,Will you be making any special requests for the meal?
B2,FUTURE/future continuous,Will we be discussing the project in detail later?
C1,FUTURE/future continuous,"By next summer, I might be working in a new office downtown."
C1,FUTURE/future continuous,"At this time tomorrow, she may be traveling to the conference."
C1,FUTURE/future continuous,"In two weeks, they might be enjoying a vacation in Hawaii."
C1,FUTURE/future continuous,"By the end of the month, he may be studying for his final exams."
C1,FUTURE/future continuous,"Next weekend, we might be attending a wedding ceremony."
C1,FUTURE/future continuous,"By this time next year, she may be living in a different city."
C1,FUTURE/future continuous,"In a few months, they might be renovating their house."
C1,FUTURE/future continuous,"By the time you read this, I may be flying to New York."
C1,FUTURE/future continuous,"Next Tuesday, he might be giving a presentation at work."
C1,FUTURE/future continuous,"By the end of the week, we may be celebrating our anniversary."
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,You are not going to believe what I am about to tell you!
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,"I'm in a hurry, my class is about to begin."
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,They are about to offer the spectators a view of the variety and the beauty of the world we are surrounded by and which we are about to destroy.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,She is about to leave for the airport.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,We are about to start the presentation.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,He is about to announce the winner.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,"The movie is about to start, so please take your seats."
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,They are about to launch the new product.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,I am about to finish my homework.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,"The train is about to depart, so hurry up."
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,I am due to submit my final project by the end of this week.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,She is due to arrive at the airport at 3 PM tomorrow.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The construction project is due to be completed by the end of the year.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,They are due to announce the winners of the competition next Monday.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The new policy is due to be implemented starting next month.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,He is due to give a presentation on the latest research findings next Wednesday.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The shipment is due to arrive at the port by Friday morning.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,We are due to meet with the client to discuss the project details next week.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The renovations are due to be finished before the holiday season begins.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The concert is due to start at 7 PM sharp tonight.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,"Dear Erica, I am sorry that I cannot attend the meeting at head office as expected, as I am to go on a business trip to New York then."
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,He is to come to Athens next Friday.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The project is to be completed by the end of the month.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,She is to meet with the client tomorrow morning.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,We are to discuss the new strategy at the next board meeting.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The report is to be submitted by Friday.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,They are to arrive at the airport at 3 PM.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The conference is to start at 9 AM sharp.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,He is to give a presentation on the new product line.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The renovations are to begin next week.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,I'm just about to leave for the airport.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,She is about to start her presentation.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,We are about to announce the winners of the competition.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,They're just about to close the deal.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The movie is about to begin in five minutes.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,He is about to finish his degree.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,They are just about to release the new album.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The train is about to depart from the station.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,She is about to make a big announcement.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,We are just about to sign the contract.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,We are to submit the report by Friday.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,You are to complete the assignment by tomorrow.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,They are to arrive at the airport by 8 AM.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The students are to wear their uniforms to school.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,Everyone is to bring a dish to the potluck.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The meeting is to start at 10 o'clock sharp.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,You are to wait here until I return.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The package is to be delivered by noon.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The project is to be finished by the end of the month.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The new policy is to take effect next Monday.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,Our annual conference for HR managers is due to take place on 10 December 2010.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,"However, the demand for products is still estimated as ‘normal’ and is due to increase within the next 6 months."
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,I am sorry but we are to leave a bit earlier - at about 16.00.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The next board meeting is due to be held on the 15th of this month.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,"The construction project is to commence next Monday, weather permitting."
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The shipment of medical supplies is due to arrive at the port by Friday.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The company's new product launch is to occur on the 20th of next month.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The renovation of the office is due to start in the first week of November.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The quarterly financial report is to be presented to the shareholders next Tuesday.
B2,FUTURE/future expressions with be,The team's training session is due to take place at 3 PM this afternoon.
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,She was going to finish her homework before dinner.
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,They were going to visit their grandparents next weekend.
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,I was going to call you as soon as I got home.
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,He was going to buy a new car next month.
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,We were going to have a party at our house.
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,She was going to start her new job on Monday.
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,They were going to leave early in the morning.
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,I was going to cook dinner for everyone.
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,He was going to meet his friends at the park.
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,She was going to go shopping after work.
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,"When I heard the news, I thought it would be a good idea to call her immediately."
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,"She told me she would be late, so I decided to wait for her at the café."
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,"I didn't think he would pass the exam, but he surprised everyone by doing so."
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,"As we were planning the trip, we thought it would be fun to visit the mountains."
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,"When I saw the menu, I knew I would order the pasta because it looked delicious."
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,"She said she would help me with the project, so I was really grateful."
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,"I thought the weather would be nice, so I packed my sunglasses and hat."
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,"He told me he would come to the meeting, but he never showed up."
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,"When I saw the price, I knew I wouldn't be able to afford it."
B1,FUTURE/future in the past,"She thought she would have time to finish the book, but she got too busy."
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,"Two days before, I told him that our father was about to buy a brand new car."
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,"When I was about to answer the question, I realised that it was not as easy as I had thought."
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,"Dear Helen, Believe it or not, I was just about to write you a letter when I received yours."
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,"Just as we were about to climb through the broken window, a policeman arrived on the scene."
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,The train was just about to leave when I finally reached the platform.
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,I was about to call you when you walked through the door.
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,She was just about to start her presentation when the lights went out.
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,"As I was about to leave the house, it started pouring rain."
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,He was about to tell the secret when someone interrupted him.
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,We were just about to order dessert when the waiter informed us they were out of everything.
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,I was on the point of calling you when your message arrived.
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,She was on the point of telling him the truth when he interrupted.
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,They were on the point of signing the contract when they discovered a mistake.
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,He was on the point of leaving when the doorbell rang.
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,We were on the point of giving up when we found the solution.
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,She was on the point of crying when her friend offered support.
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,They were on the point of breaking up when they decided to give it another try.
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,He was on the point of falling asleep when the phone rang.
B2,FUTURE/future in the past,She was on the point of laughing when she realized the situation was serious.
C2,FUTURE/future in the past,"It was quite early in the morning, only 7.15 am, and my plane was due to leave in about 40 minutes."
C2,FUTURE/future in the past,"Ten minutes after the time we were due to begin, she arrived."
C2,FUTURE/future in the past,We have succeeded in persuading the local Council that the factory that was due to be built near the lake was dangerous.
C2,FUTURE/future in the past,The meeting that was due to take place tomorrow has been postponed indefinitely.
C2,FUTURE/future in the past,The train that was due to arrive at 3 PM was delayed by an hour.
C2,FUTURE/future in the past,The concert that was due to start at 8 PM was canceled due to unforeseen circumstances.
C2,FUTURE/future in the past,The project that was due to be completed by the end of the month has been delayed.
C2,FUTURE/future in the past,The new policy that was due to be implemented next week has been put on hold.
C2,FUTURE/future in the past,The event that was due to happen on Saturday has been rescheduled for next month.
C2,FUTURE/future in the past,The presentation that was due to be delivered this afternoon has been moved to tomorrow.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,This summer I will have been working for three years for my company.  
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"By next month, she will have been studying French for a year.  "
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"In two weeks, they will have been living in their new house for six months.  "
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"By the end of the year, I will have been teaching at this school for five years.  "
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"In a few days, he will have been traveling for a month.  "
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"By the time you arrive, I will have been waiting for an hour.  "
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"In a couple of months, we will have been dating for two years.  "
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"By next summer, she will have been training for the marathon for a year.  "
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"In a week, they will have been renovating their kitchen for a month.  "
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"By the time the conference starts, I will have been preparing for two weeks."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"By the time they arrive, we won't have been waiting for long."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,She won't have been studying for the exam for more than a week.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,They won't have been living in that house for more than a year.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,I won't have been working at this job for more than six months.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,We won't have been traveling for more than a month by then.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,He won't have been practicing the piano for more than two years.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,They won't have been building the bridge for more than a year.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,She won't have been writing her novel for more than a year.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,We won't have been renovating the house for more than a year.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,They won't have been running the marathon for more than an hour.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"By the time I turn 30, I will have been living in this city for ten years."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"By next summer, I will have been practicing yoga for five years."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"In two years, I will have been working at this job for a decade."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"By the end of this year, I will have been learning French for three years."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"In five years, I will have been married to my wife for 15 years."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"By the time the project is completed, I will have been managing it for two years."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"In a month, I will have been training for this marathon for six months."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"By next Christmas, I will have been volunteering at the shelter for three years."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"In a year, I will have been studying at this university for four years."
C2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"By the time she arrives, I will have been waiting for two hours."
C2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,They will have been working on that project for months by next week.
C2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,He will have been practicing for hours before the concert starts.
C2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"By the end of the year, we will have been living here for ten years."
C2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,She will have been teaching at the university for over a decade by then.
C2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"By the time the meeting begins, they will have been discussing the issue for hours."
C2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,He will have been traveling for days before he finally reaches home.
C2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"By next month, she will have been training for the marathon for six months."
C2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,They will have been renovating the house for weeks by the time you visit.
C2,FUTURE/future perfect continuous,"By the time the semester ends, I will have been attending classes for four months."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,I will have finished my homework before dinner.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,She will have completed her project by the end of the month.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,They will have moved to their new house next weekend.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,The train will have arrived at the station by the time we get there.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,He will have graduated from university by next summer.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,We will have visited all the museums in the city by the end of our trip.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,The flowers will have bloomed by the time the party starts.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,You will have received the package by the end of the week.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,The movie will have started by the time we arrive.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,I will not be able to attend the meeting tomorrow because I have other commitments.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"She will not have completed her project by the deadline, so she needs an extension."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"They will not have finished the renovations before the party, which is a bit disappointing."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,He will not have saved enough money by next year to buy a new car.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,We will not have finished our assignments by the time the semester ends.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,The team will not have won the championship by the end of the season.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,You will not have read all the books on the list by the time we meet next week.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,The company will not have met its sales target by the end of the quarter.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"I will not have finished my report by the time you need it, so please ask someone else."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,The students will not have completed their exams by the end of the month.
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"By the time we arrive at the party, everyone will have left."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"If we leave now, we will have reached the airport before the check-in closes."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"By next year, she will have completed her master's degree."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"By the end of the week, they will have finished the project."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"By the time the concert starts, we will have eaten dinner."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"By the time you wake up, I will have already left for work."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"By the end of the semester, we will have covered all the chapters."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"By the time the movie ends, it will have been two hours."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"By next summer, we will have moved into our new house."
B2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"By the time you get here, the meeting will have started."
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"By the time he arrives, she will probably have left."
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,They will surely have finished the project by next week.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"By the time the movie ends, we will probably have eaten dinner."
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,She will definitely have completed her homework by tomorrow morning.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"By the time you wake up, I will probably have gone for a run."
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,He will surely have packed his bags by the time the flight is called.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"By the end of the month, they will probably have moved to their new house."
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,She will definitely have finished her book by the time the vacation is over.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"By the time the concert starts, they will probably have set up the stage."
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,He will surely have finished his report by the time the meeting begins.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"As you will have heard, this year's work experience programme in Britain was in general a success."
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,All of this is because her book will have included the cultural traditions that go with the dishes.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,You will have noticed that the new policy has significantly improved employee satisfaction.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"By now, you will have realized that the project timeline was too ambitious."
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,You will have understood that the changes were necessary for the company's growth.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,I assume you will have finished reading the report by now.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"You will have seen the latest figures, which show a marked increase in sales."
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,"By this time, you will have completed the training sessions for the new software."
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,You will have received the email with the updated schedule for the conference.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,I believe you will have already started preparing for the upcoming presentation.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,I trust I will have answered all your questions.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,I believe I will have completed the project by then.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,I hope I will have resolved the issue for you.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,I am sure I will have finished the report by tomorrow.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,I expect I will have arranged everything by the time you arrive.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,I hope I will have clarified the situation for you.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,I am confident I will have addressed all your concerns.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,I believe I will have updated you on the progress.
C1,FUTURE/future perfect simple,I hope I will have prepared everything in advance.
C2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,Will they have finished the project?
C2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,Will you have completed the assignment?
C2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,Will she have arrived by then?
C2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,Will we have solved the problem?
C2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,Will he have left the office?
C2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,Will they have met before?
C2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,Will she have finished her book?
C2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,Will you have packed your bags?
C2,FUTURE/future perfect simple,Will we have achieved our goals?
A1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I will meet you at the park.
A1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,She'll bring her dog.
A1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,We'll have dinner together.
A1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,He'll finish his homework.
A1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,They'll go to the beach.
A1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,You'll enjoy the movie.
A1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I'll call you tomorrow.
A1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,We'll be there on time.
A1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I'll meet you at the park tomorrow.
A1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,We will go shopping together this weekend.
A1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,She'll call you as soon as she arrives.
A1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,They will visit us next month.
A1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I'll help you with your homework later.
A1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,He'll bring some snacks for the party.
A1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,We will start the project next week.
A1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I'll see you at the restaurant tonight.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall visit my grandparents next weekend.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,We shall finish the project by Friday.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall call you when I arrive.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,We shall celebrate your birthday together.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall bring my camera to the event.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,We shall have a picnic in the park.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall help you with your homework.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,We shall watch a movie tonight.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall send you the report tomorrow.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,We shall go to the beach next summer.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I won't go to the party tonight.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,She will not eat that food.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,They won't finish the project on time.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,He will not help us with the task.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,We won't meet again tomorrow.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The weather won't be sunny today.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,You will not pass the exam if you don't study.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,"It won't rain tomorrow, so we can go outside."
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,She won't come to the meeting.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,They will not arrive before noon.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you help me with my homework?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall we go to the park today?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you be at the meeting tomorrow?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall I call you later?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you visit your grandparents this weekend?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall we have dinner together tonight?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you bring your book to class?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall I wait for you outside?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you join us for the game?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall we watch a movie after dinner?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall I help you with that?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall I make some tea?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall I open the window?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall I call a taxi for you?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall I bring you some water?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall I turn off the lights?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall I read you a story?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall I cook dinner tonight?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall I take the dog for a walk?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall I clean the kitchen?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you visit your grandparents this weekend?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you go to the party tomorrow night?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you study for the test next week?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you cook dinner tonight?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you call me later?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you buy a new car soon?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you travel to Paris next summer?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you help me with my homework?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you watch a movie tonight?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you attend the meeting tomorrow?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you help me with my homework?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,"Will you pass me the salt, please?"
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you join us for dinner tonight?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you close the door when you leave?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you lend me your pen?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you call me when you get home?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you bring me a glass of water?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you explain this to me again?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you turn off the lights before you go to bed?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Will you check if the mail has arrived?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall we go to the park this afternoon?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall we have dinner at that new restaurant?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall we watch a movie tonight?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall we meet at the coffee shop at 3?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall we take a walk after lunch?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall we invite our friends over for a game night?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall we try that new ice cream place?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall we plan a weekend trip?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall we start the meeting now?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Shall we order pizza for dinner?
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I will help you with your homework.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,She will lend me her book.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,We will go to the park together.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,He will cook dinner tonight.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,They will fix the broken window.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The teacher will explain the lesson again.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The dog will play with the ball.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,You will finish your project on time.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The bus will arrive in five minutes.
A2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The doctor will see you now.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The meeting will begin at 10 a.m. sharp tomorrow.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The concert will take place on Saturday at 7 p.m.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,We will leave for the airport at 5 a.m. on Friday.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The workshop will start at 9 a.m. and end at 3 p.m.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The train will depart at 6:30 p.m. from platform 4.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The event will be held on the 15th of next month.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The project will commence on Monday at 8 a.m.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The movie will start at 8 p.m. in theater number 3.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The conference will take place on the 20th of this month.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The bus will arrive at 4 p.m. at the main station.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,It will rain tomorrow because the weather forecast says so.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,She'll be very happy when she finds out she got the job.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,They will have a great time at the party tonight.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I think he'll pass the exam because he's been studying hard.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,We won't need umbrellas since it's not supposed to rain.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,You'll love the new restaurant in town; the food is amazing.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The concert will start at 8 PM sharp.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,"He'll probably forget to call us, as usual."
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,"They'll be here soon, I just spoke to them on the phone."
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,"The movie will be a big hit, judging by the trailers."
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I promise that I shall cover all the work and give it to you tomorrow.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,"After that, I shall go to the beach."
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,We shall have a meeting regarding this next week.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall call you as soon as I arrive at the airport.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,We shall discuss the project in detail during our next session.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall send you the report by the end of the day.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,We shall celebrate our success with a dinner tonight.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall pick you up at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,We shall finalize the proposal before the deadline.
B1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall bring the documents to the office first thing in the morning.
C1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,"However, we shall not forget to mention the legal and social consequences of such a merger to the average employees."
C1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,"Therefore, my client shall not release you from the agreement, which is binding upon both parties."
C1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The committee shall not consider any proposals that do not meet the specified criteria.
C1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,You shall not enter this restricted area without proper authorization.
C1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The government shall not impose any new taxes without public consultation.
C1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The company shall not disclose any personal information without the individual's consent.
C1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Participants shall not use mobile phones during the presentation.
C1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The agreement shall not be amended without the approval of all parties involved.
C1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The student shall not leave the examination hall before the time is up.
C1,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The artist shall not sell any unauthorized reproductions of their work.
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall continue to work on this project until it is completed.
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall always cherish the memories we made together.
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall ensure that this company remains competitive in the market.
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall never forget the lessons I learned from my parents.
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall always strive to improve my skills and knowledge.
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall make sure that our community remains safe and secure.
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,"I shall always be there for you, no matter what happens."
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall continue to advocate for environmental sustainability.
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall always respect the opinions and beliefs of others.
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,I shall ensure that our future generations have a better world.
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,Once more I invite you wholeheartedly to stay at my place and I hope we shall meet in November.
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The new policy shall significantly improve the economy.
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,"By the end of the decade, we shall witness remarkable advancements in technology."
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The conference shall be a pivotal moment for the industry.
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,"In the coming years, we shall see a shift in global power dynamics."
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,"The project shall be completed ahead of schedule, according to the latest projections."
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,"By next summer, we shall have a clearer understanding of the situation."
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,The new regulations shall have a profound impact on the market.
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,"We shall likely face challenges, but we are prepared to overcome them."
C2,FUTURE/future with will and shall,"The future looks bright, and we shall achieve great things together."
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,I'm going to visit my grandparents next weekend.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,She is going to cook dinner tonight.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,They are going to watch a movie later.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,It's going to rain tomorrow.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,We are going to meet at the park at 3 o'clock.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,He is going to buy a new car next month.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,It's going to snow in the mountains this winter.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,They are going to have a party on Saturday.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,She is going to finish her homework before dinner.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,It's going to be sunny all day.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,What are you going to do this weekend?
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,Are we going to have a party next week?
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,Where are you going to go on vacation?
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,What time are you going to leave?
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,Are you going to study tonight?
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,What are you going to eat for dinner?
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,Are you going to help me with the project?
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,What are you going to buy for your birthday?
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,Are you going to watch the movie with us?
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,What are you going to do after work?
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,I'm going to visit my grandparents this weekend.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,Are you going to watch the movie tonight?
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,She is going to cook dinner for us.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,What are you going to do tomorrow?
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,We are going to have a picnic in the park.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,Is he going to play soccer this afternoon?
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,They are going to buy a new house next year.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,When are you going to finish your homework?
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,I am going to learn how to swim this summer.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,Are we going to meet at the café at 3 PM?
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,I think tomorrow is going to be a sunny day.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,The party is going to be amazing.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,We are going to be very tired after the trip.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,She is going to be a great teacher.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,The weather is going to be cold next week.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,They are going to be happy with the results.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,The concert is going to be crowded.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,He is going to be late for the meeting.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,The movie is going to be exciting.
A2,FUTURE/future with be going to,You are going to be busy this weekend.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,I am not going to watch that movie tonight.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,She is not going to attend the meeting tomorrow.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,They are not going to visit the museum this weekend.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,We are not going to eat out tonight.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,He is not going to finish the project by Friday.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,It is not going to rain tomorrow.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,You are not going to like the new policy.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,There is not going to be a party this Saturday.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,I am not going to buy that expensive car.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"When I was going to visit my grandparents, I decided to bring them some flowers."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"They were going to have a picnic, but it started raining so they stayed indoors."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"She was going to call you yesterday, but she forgot."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"We were going to go to the beach, but we changed our plans."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"He was going to buy a new car, but then he found out it was too expensive."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"I was going to cook dinner, but I ended up ordering takeout instead."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"They were going to leave early, but they got stuck in traffic."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"She was going to write a letter, but she decided to send an email instead."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"We were going to watch a movie, but we ended up talking all night."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,I am definitely going to attend the concert.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,She is probably going to win the race.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,They are certainly going to move to the city.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,He is probably going to finish the project on time.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,We are definitely going to celebrate your birthday.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,You are probably going to enjoy the movie.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,It is certainly going to rain tomorrow.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,I am definitely going to call you later.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,She is probably going to pass the exam.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,They are certainly going to visit us next weekend.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,She was going to call him as soon as she got home.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,They were going to leave early the next morning.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,I thought we were going to have a party that weekend.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,He told me he was going to buy a new car.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,We were going to visit our grandparents the following week.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,She said she was going to finish her project by Friday.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,They were going to start the meeting at 10 AM.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,He was going to cook dinner for everyone that night.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,She was going to send the letter the next day.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,We were going to go to the beach on Saturday.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,I'm not going to attend the meeting tomorrow because I have a prior commitment.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,She's not going to visit her family this weekend due to work obligations.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"They're not going to move to the city next year, they prefer the countryside."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,He's not going to start the new project until he has all the necessary resources.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"We're not going to travel abroad this summer, we're staying local."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"I'm not going to buy a new car this year, I want to save money."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"She's not going to apply for the job, she doesn't meet the qualifications."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"They're not going to renovate the house this month, it's too expensive."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"He's not going to finish the book tonight, he has other plans."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"We're not going to host the party at our place, it's too small."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,We were going to visit my grandparents last weekend but we had to cancel because of the weather.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,She was going to start a new job next week but she changed her mind at the last minute.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"We were going to go to the beach but it started raining, so we stayed home instead."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,They were going to move to another city but they decided to stay here after all.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,I was going to buy a new car but then I found out it was too expensive.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,We were going to have a big party for your birthday but we had to make it smaller because of the restrictions.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,She was going to quit her job but she decided to stay and work on her projects instead.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,We were going to take a trip to Italy but we had to postpone it due to the pandemic.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,He was going to propose to her on Valentine's Day but he chickened out at the last moment.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"We were going to meet at the park but it was too cold, so we met at the coffee shop instead."
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,I think you're going to like it.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,And don't you think you are going to miss your parents?
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,I think I am going to enjoy that class.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,I think that I am not going to sleep tonight because tomorrow is an exciting and interesting day.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"As a matter of fact, apart from teenagers programmes and children's cartoons, there is not much to watch, and this is not going to teach you many things about life!"
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,I think it's going to rain later.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,She is going to be very happy with her new job.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,We are going to have a great time at the party.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,He is going to finish his homework soon.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,They are going to move to a new house next month.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,He said he was going to visit his grandparents this weekend.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,She told me she was going to start her new job next Monday.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,They informed us they were going to have a party on Saturday.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,He mentioned that he was going to buy a new car soon.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,She explained that she was going to finish her project by Friday.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,He assured me he was going to help me with the presentation.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,She mentioned that she was going to take a vacation in August.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,He told me he was going to call me later that evening.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,She said she was going to meet her friends at the park.
B1,FUTURE/future with be going to,He mentioned that he was going to cook dinner for everyone.
C1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"Mario Soares is already an old man, nearly 70, who is probably going to finish his active political life in 2 or 3 years."
C1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"As the new store is going to be the first and only one in Moscow, and, to make matters worse, it is going to be located close to our most successful outlet, it is undoubtedly going to have a detrimental effect on our company."
C1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"Additionally, many British people stay at Tall Trees Campsite, so I guess we would be forced to speak English all the time, which is also great because it is surely going to help us to improve our English skills."
C1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"The project is going to be a huge success, and it is definitely going to bring in a lot of revenue."
C1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"She is going to be the best candidate for the job, and it is almost certain that she will be hired."
C1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"The weather is going to be perfect for the outdoor event, and it is likely going to attract a large crowd."
C1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"The new policy is going to be implemented next month, and it is probably going to cause some disruption."
C1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"The concert is going to be a massive hit, and it is surely going to sell out quickly."
C1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"The company is going to expand its operations, and it is almost certain that it will increase its market share."
C1,FUTURE/future with be going to,"The new restaurant is going to be a big hit, and it is definitely going to become a local favorite."
C2,FUTURE/future with be going to,I am going to definitely attend the meeting tomorrow.
C2,FUTURE/future with be going to,She is going to probably change her mind about the project.
C2,FUTURE/future with be going to,They are going to quickly finish the report before the deadline.
C2,FUTURE/future with be going to,He is going to carefully analyze the data before making a decision.
C2,FUTURE/future with be going to,We are going to happily celebrate our anniversary this weekend.
C2,FUTURE/future with be going to,You are going to easily pass the exam if you study hard.
C2,FUTURE/future with be going to,The team is going to successfully complete the project on time.
C2,FUTURE/future with be going to,She is going to quietly leave the room after the presentation.
C2,FUTURE/future with be going to,He is going to thoughtfully consider all the options before choosing.
C2,FUTURE/future with be going to,They are going to slowly introduce the new product to the market.
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,I'm visiting my grandparents next weekend.
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,She is meeting her friends at the park tomorrow.
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,We are leaving for vacation on Friday.
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,He is playing soccer with his team on Saturday.
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,They are having a party at their house next week.
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,I'm attending a workshop on Monday evening.
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,We are going to the cinema on Wednesday.
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,She is starting her new job next Monday.
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,Are you going to the party?  
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,When are you meeting your friends?  
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,Where are we eating tonight?  
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,Is she moving next month?  
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,Are they visiting this weekend?  
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,What time are you leaving tomorrow?  
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,Are we meeting at the park?  
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,Is he starting his new job soon?  
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,When are you flying to New York?  
A2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,Are you staying at the hotel?
B1,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,I’m meeting my friend at the park tomorrow.
B1,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,We’re going to the beach this weekend.
B1,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,She’s visiting her parents next month.
B1,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,They’re having a party on Saturday night.
B1,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,He’s starting his new job on Monday.
B1,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,I’m taking a trip to Paris next week.
B1,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,We’re watching a new movie tonight.
B1,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,Are you going to the concert tomorrow night?
B1,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,When are you starting your new job?
B1,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,Why are you taking a trip to Europe next month?
B1,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,Are you attending the conference next week?
B1,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,Where are you staying during your visit to New York?
B1,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,How long are you staying in Japan?
B1,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,What time are you leaving for the airport?
B1,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,Are you coming to the party on Saturday?
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,We're meeting up at the café tomorrow afternoon.
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,They’re leaving for the airport at 6 AM next Monday.
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,I'm attending the conference in New York next month.
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,He’s starting his new job on the first of February.
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,We’re booking a hotel for our vacation next summer.
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,She’s taking her driving test on Saturday.
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,They’re hosting a dinner party next Saturday night.
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,I’m visiting my grandparents over the weekend.
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,Are you planning to attend the conference next month?
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,When are you going to book your flight to Paris?
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,What time are you meeting your friends at the restaurant?
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,Are you planning to buy a new car soon?
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,When are you starting your new job?
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,What kind of party are you organizing for the weekend?
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,Are you planning to travel during the holiday season?
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,When are you moving into your new apartment?
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,What kind of project are you working on next?
B2,FUTURE/present continuous for future use,Are you planning to enroll in that course this semester?
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,I'll give you a call when I get home.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,She will send the report when she finishes it.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,We'll discuss the details when we meet tomorrow.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,He'll let us know when he arrives.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,They'll start the presentation when everyone is seated.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,You can ask questions when the lesson is over.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,I'll show you the photos when I upload them.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,We'll celebrate when the project is done.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,She'll explain everything when she gets here.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,He'll bring the tickets when he comes back.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,I hope it doesn't rain tomorrow.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,I hope we can go to the park this weekend.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,I hope you have a great time at the party.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,I hope she passes her exam.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,I hope the weather gets better soon.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,I hope we can see each other again soon.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,I hope he likes the present I bought.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,I hope we can finish the project on time.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,I hope you feel better soon.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,I hope we can go on a trip next month.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,The concert starts at 7:30 pm.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,The meeting is at 10:00 am tomorrow.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,The movie begins at 5:00 pm on Friday.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,The train departs at 9:15 am.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,The party is on Saturday at 8:00 pm.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,The workshop starts at 2:00 pm on Tuesday.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,The flight takes off at 11:00 am.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,The show begins at 4:00 pm on Sunday.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,The lecture is at 3:00 pm on Wednesday.
A2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,The game starts at 6:00 pm on Thursday.
B1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,I will call you as soon as I arrive at the airport.
B1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,We will start the meeting as soon as everyone is here.
B1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,She will tell you as soon as she finds out the answer.
B1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,They will leave as soon as the rain stops.
B1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,I will send you the report as soon as I finish it.
B1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,He will buy a new car as soon as he gets his bonus.
B1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,We will celebrate as soon as the project is completed.
B1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,She will come home as soon as her work is done.
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,"By the time the concert starts, everyone will be seated."
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,"By the time the meeting ends, it will be too late to catch the last train."
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,"By the time the sun sets, we will have finished our hike."
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,"By the time the movie finishes, we will have missed the last bus."
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,"By the time the project is due, we will have completed all the tasks."
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,"By the time the party begins, the decorations will be ready."
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,"By the time the storm passes, the roads will be flooded."
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,"By the time the semester ends, we will have covered all the material."
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,"By the time the store closes, we will have bought everything on the list."
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,"By the time the game is over, the stadium will be empty."
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,We would suggest that our management takes a closer look.
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,I recommend that we go to the theatre in Ginza where Miss Saigon is on.
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,"Moreover, we insist that the agreement between you is legally binding."
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,They propose that the committee reviews the new policy.
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,I advise that you consult a lawyer before signing anything.
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,We suggest that the team meets early next week to discuss the project.
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,It is imperative that all members submit their reports by Friday.
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,I recommend that we implement a new strategy immediately.
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,We insist that the final decision is made by the board.
C1,FUTURE/present simple for future use,They propose that we conduct a thorough investigation into the matter.
C2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,Only when the new policy is implemented will the company start to see significant growth.
C2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,Only when the research is complete will we know the full extent of the problem.
C2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,Only when the project is finished will we be able to evaluate its success.
C2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,Only when the market stabilizes will investors feel confident to reinvest.
C2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,Only when the team is fully trained will we launch the new product.
C2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,Only when the data is analyzed will we be able to make informed decisions.
C2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,Only when the crisis is over will we be able to return to normalcy.
C2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,Only when the infrastructure is upgraded will the city see improved services.
C2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,Only when the budget is approved will the construction begin.
C2,FUTURE/present simple for future use,Only when the negotiations are finalized will the deal be signed.
A2,MODALITY/adjectives,I'm sure I can finish my homework on time.
A2,MODALITY/adjectives,I am sure we will have a great time at the party.
A2,MODALITY/adjectives,I'm sure that she will be happy to see us.
A2,MODALITY/adjectives,I am sure he will bring the cake for the celebration.
A2,MODALITY/adjectives,I'm sure they will enjoy the movie.
A2,MODALITY/adjectives,I am sure it will rain tomorrow.
A2,MODALITY/adjectives,I'm sure we will find a solution to the problem.
A2,MODALITY/adjectives,I am sure you will do well in your exam.
A2,MODALITY/adjectives,I'm sure that the concert will be amazing.
A2,MODALITY/adjectives,I am sure we will meet again soon.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It's important that you listen to your teacher.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It's important that you finish your homework on time.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It's important that you drink enough water every day.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It's important that you wear a helmet when riding a bike.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It's important that you save money for emergencies.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It's important that you apologize when you make a mistake.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It's important that you study regularly for exams.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It's important that you get enough sleep each night.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It's important that you respect others' opinions.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It's important that you follow the rules at school.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,"If possible, could you send me the report by tomorrow?"
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,"If it's possible, I'd like to reschedule our meeting to next week."
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,I would appreciate it if you could confirm the details if possible.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,"If possible, I'd like to have a copy of the presentation beforehand."
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,"If it's possible, could you include a receipt with the package?"
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,I would prefer to meet in the afternoon if it's possible.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,"If possible, could you provide a summary of the key points?"
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,I would like to make a reservation for two if it's possible.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,"If possible, could you give me a call when you arrive?"
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,I would appreciate it if you could send the documents if possible.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It is important to finish the project on time.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It is difficult to understand his explanation.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It is easy to get lost in this city.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It is necessary to wear a helmet while riding a bike.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It is fun to play video games with friends.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It is possible to learn a new language quickly.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It is essential to follow the safety rules.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It is interesting to learn about different cultures.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It is helpful to ask for advice when you're stuck.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It is impossible to predict the weather accurately.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It's difficult for him to understand the new rules.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It's necessary for us to finish the project by Friday.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It's helpful for students to practice speaking English every day.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It's crucial for the team to work together effectively.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It's easy for her to learn new languages quickly.
B1,MODALITY/adjectives,It's important for children to have a balanced diet.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is evident that the new policy will benefit everyone.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It appears likely that the project will be completed on time.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is certain that the weather will improve next week.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It seems possible that the meeting will be postponed.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is clear that the results will be announced soon.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is important that we follow the safety guidelines.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is likely that the team will win the championship.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is doubtful that the plan will work as expected.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is obvious that the situation is getting worse.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is essential that we address this issue immediately.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It seems probable that the project will be completed on time.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is unlikely that he will agree to the terms.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It appears likely that the weather will improve by tomorrow.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It doesn't seem feasible that we can finish this task today.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is conceivable that the new policy will cause some confusion.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is doubtful that the results will be as expected.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is possible that the meeting will be postponed.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It seems unlikely that she will attend the event.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is questionable whether the plan will succeed.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is possible that the issue will resolve itself.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,The project is certain to succeed.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,She is eager to help.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,They are bound to win.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,He is unlikely to agree.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,We are ready to leave.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is possible to complete the task.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,You are sure to enjoy the party.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,I am happy to assist.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,The team is determined to finish on time.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,She is likely to forget.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is obvious that he will not change his mind.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It seems likely that the train will be delayed.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is important that we discuss this issue immediately.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is evident that she has been working very hard.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is clear that the weather will improve tomorrow.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is certain that the project will be completed on time.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is possible that they will win the competition.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is necessary that you attend the meeting tomorrow.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is unlikely that the store will have the item in stock.
B2,MODALITY/adjectives,It is essential that we find a solution to this problem.
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,The weather is somewhat unpredictable today.
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,"She is quite intelligent, but not necessarily the best in her class."
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,"The movie was fairly entertaining, though not as good as the previous one."
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,He is probably the most talented musician in the band.
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,"The situation is rather complicated, and it might take some time to resolve."
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,"The results were somewhat disappointing, but we can still learn from them."
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,"She is almost always on time, but not this time."
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,"The project is quite challenging, but we are making progress."
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,"The food was fairly delicious, but a bit too spicy for some people."
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,He is probably the most reliable person in the team.
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,It is extremely important that we address this issue immediately.
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,The results were surprisingly positive given the circumstances.
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,"The movie was incredibly boring, despite its high budget."
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,She was remarkably calm during the entire ordeal.
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,The situation is undeniably complex and requires careful consideration.
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,The food was surprisingly delicious for something so simple.
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,"The project was remarkably successful, exceeding all expectations."
C1,MODALITY/adjectives,The weather was unusually warm for this time of year.
A1,MODALITY/can,You can visit the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
A1,MODALITY/can,You can read a book before bed.
A1,MODALITY/can,You can play soccer with your friends.
A1,MODALITY/can,You can eat an apple for a snack.
A1,MODALITY/can,You can watch a movie on the weekend.
A1,MODALITY/can,You can go for a walk in the park.
A1,MODALITY/can,You can draw a picture of a house.
A1,MODALITY/can,You can sing a song in the shower.
A1,MODALITY/can,I cannot swim.
A1,MODALITY/can,She can't drive a car.
A1,MODALITY/can,We can't go to the park today.
A1,MODALITY/can,He can't speak Spanish.
A1,MODALITY/can,They can't eat meat.
A1,MODALITY/can,I can't help you with that.
A1,MODALITY/can,You can't be serious.
A1,MODALITY/can,It can't rain all day.
A1,MODALITY/can,I can't find my keys.
A1,MODALITY/can,I can't believe it.
A1,MODALITY/can,Can you help me with my homework?
A1,MODALITY/can,Can we watch a movie tonight?
A1,MODALITY/can,"Can you pass the salt, please?"
A1,MODALITY/can,Can we go shopping tomorrow?
A1,MODALITY/can,Can you call me later?
A1,MODALITY/can,Can we meet at the coffee shop?
A1,MODALITY/can,Can you bring me some water?
A1,MODALITY/can,Can we have a picnic this weekend?
A1,MODALITY/can,Can you lend me your pen?
A1,MODALITY/can,Can we play soccer after school?
A1,MODALITY/can,She can swim.
A1,MODALITY/can,He can play the guitar.
A1,MODALITY/can,They can speak Spanish.
A1,MODALITY/can,We can't ride a bike.
A1,MODALITY/can,I can draw pictures.
A1,MODALITY/can,You can sing a song.
A1,MODALITY/can,Can I help you with your bags?
A1,MODALITY/can,What can I do for you today?
A1,MODALITY/can,How can I assist you?
A1,MODALITY/can,"If you need, I can pick up your groceries."
A1,MODALITY/can,Can I bring you something to drink?
A1,MODALITY/can,Do you need help with anything?
A1,MODALITY/can,"If you want, I can drive you to the airport."
A1,MODALITY/can,Can I help you carry that?
A1,MODALITY/can,How can I support you?
A1,MODALITY/can,"If you need, I can make dinner tonight."
A1,MODALITY/can,"The shop is next to the post office. There you can find milk, juices, and sweets, but you can't buy meat."
A1,MODALITY/can,I cannot see you today.
A1,MODALITY/can,I'm sorry I can't see you now because I am very busy at work.
A1,MODALITY/can,You can come to the party if you want.
A1,MODALITY/can,She can speak three languages.
A1,MODALITY/can,We can go to the park tomorrow.
A1,MODALITY/can,He can't swim very well.
A1,MODALITY/can,They can help you with your homework.
A1,MODALITY/can,I can't come to the meeting on Monday.
A1,MODALITY/can,You can call me anytime if you need help.
A1,MODALITY/can,Can you help me with my homework?
A1,MODALITY/can,"Can you pass the salt, please?"
A1,MODALITY/can,Can you turn off the light?
A1,MODALITY/can,Can you lend me some money?
A1,MODALITY/can,Can you open the window?
A1,MODALITY/can,Can you bring me a glass of water?
A1,MODALITY/can,Can you tell me the time?
A1,MODALITY/can,Can you wait for me here?
A2,MODALITY/can,You can borrow my book.
A2,MODALITY/can,You can't use the computer now.
A2,MODALITY/can,You cannot eat in the classroom.
A2,MODALITY/can,You can go outside to play.
A2,MODALITY/can,You can't leave the room without permission.
A2,MODALITY/can,You cannot bring food to the library.
A2,MODALITY/can,You can watch TV after dinner.
A2,MODALITY/can,You can't swim in the pool alone.
A2,MODALITY/can,You cannot ride your bike on the sidewalk.
A2,MODALITY/can,You can ask me if you need help.
B1,MODALITY/can,Can't you come to the party with us?
B1,MODALITY/can,Why can't he just tell the truth for once?
B1,MODALITY/can,"You can finish your homework later, can't you?"
B1,MODALITY/can,Can't we go to the park instead of the mall?
B1,MODALITY/can,Why can't she understand what I'm saying?
B1,MODALITY/can,"You can borrow my book, can't you?"
B1,MODALITY/can,Can't you help me with this problem?
B1,MODALITY/can,Why can't we have pizza for dinner tonight?
B1,MODALITY/can,"You can call me if you need anything, can't you?"
B1,MODALITY/can,Can't he just be a little more patient?
B1,MODALITY/can,You can always ask for help if you need it.
B1,MODALITY/can,I can just imagine how happy she is.
B1,MODALITY/can,She can only speak a little English.
B1,MODALITY/can,He can't even lift the box.
B1,MODALITY/can,They can still come to the party if they want.
B1,MODALITY/can,We can also go to the museum after lunch.
B1,MODALITY/can,I can only stay for a short time.
B1,MODALITY/can,You can really trust him with your secret.
B1,MODALITY/can,She can't even understand the question.
B1,MODALITY/can,He can still play football even though he's injured.
B1,MODALITY/can,Eating too much junk food can be bad for your health.
B1,MODALITY/can,Studying for exams can be quite stressful.
B1,MODALITY/can,Living in a big city can be very expensive.
B1,MODALITY/can,Traveling during the holidays can be extremely crowded.
B1,MODALITY/can,Working long hours can be very tiring.
B1,MODALITY/can,Driving in heavy traffic can be very frustrating.
B1,MODALITY/can,Meeting new people can be both exciting and scary.
B1,MODALITY/can,"They invented a robot which plays football, can you believe this?"
B1,MODALITY/can,It cost me £50! Can you believe that! It was expensive but worth it!
B1,MODALITY/can,Can you believe she finished the marathon in just two hours?
B1,MODALITY/can,Can you believe they got married after only knowing each other for a month?
B1,MODALITY/can,Can you believe it snowed in July?
B1,MODALITY/can,Can you believe he forgot our anniversary again?
B1,MODALITY/can,Can you believe the movie made over $100 million in its opening weekend?
B1,MODALITY/can,Can you believe she got accepted into Harvard?
B1,MODALITY/can,Can you believe the price of gas has gone up so much?
B1,MODALITY/can,Can you believe they found a new species of butterfly in our backyard?
B2,MODALITY/can,I can easily solve this problem.
B2,MODALITY/can,You can hardly believe what happened.
B2,MODALITY/can,He can now speak three languages.
B2,MODALITY/can,They can probably finish the project on time.
B2,MODALITY/can,She can sometimes be very stubborn.
B2,MODALITY/can,We can still make it to the meeting.
B2,MODALITY/can,It can easily be done by tomorrow.
B2,MODALITY/can,You can hardly imagine the stress they are under.
B2,MODALITY/can,He can now understand the situation better.
B2,MODALITY/can,They can probably find a solution together.
B2,MODALITY/can,Some young people can feel bored when they have to walk a lot and look at very old things.
B2,MODALITY/can,Too much work can cause stress and heart problems.
B2,MODALITY/can,Eating too much sugar can lead to weight gain and health issues.
B2,MODALITY/can,Regular exercise can improve mental health and physical fitness.
B2,MODALITY/can,Lack of sleep can affect your concentration and productivity.
B2,MODALITY/can,Reading books can expand your knowledge and vocabulary.
B2,MODALITY/can,Being in nature can reduce stress and improve mood.
B2,MODALITY/can,Overusing technology can lead to eye strain and insomnia.
B2,MODALITY/can,Drinking plenty of water can keep you hydrated and healthy.
B2,MODALITY/can,Learning a new language can enhance cognitive abilities and cultural understanding.
B2,MODALITY/can,You can't be serious about quitting your job.
B2,MODALITY/can,She cannot be the one who stole the money; she was with me all day.
B2,MODALITY/can,This can't be the right address; there's no house here.
B2,MODALITY/can,He can't have finished the project already; he just started yesterday.
B2,MODALITY/can,It cannot be a coincidence that they both left at the same time.
B2,MODALITY/can,They can't be coming to the party; they haven't RSVP'd.
B2,MODALITY/can,This can't be the only solution; there must be another way.
B2,MODALITY/can,She cannot be over 30; she looks much younger.
B2,MODALITY/can,He can't have meant that; it was just a joke.
B2,MODALITY/can,It cannot be safe to drive in this weather; the roads are too slippery.
B2,MODALITY/can,You can't keep ignoring your responsibilities.
B2,MODALITY/can,She can't continue to treat people this way.
B2,MODALITY/can,We can't afford to lose any more time.
B2,MODALITY/can,You can't just walk away from your problems.
B2,MODALITY/can,He can't keep blaming others for his mistakes.
B2,MODALITY/can,You can't expect to succeed without putting in the effort.
B2,MODALITY/can,They can't keep making the same mistakes over and over.
B2,MODALITY/can,You can't always rely on others to solve your issues.
B2,MODALITY/can,She can't keep putting her health at risk.
B2,MODALITY/can,We can't keep living in the past; we need to move forward.
C1,MODALITY/can,I can't have left my keys at the office.
C1,MODALITY/can,She cannot have finished the project so quickly.
C1,MODALITY/can,They can't have seen us from that distance.
C1,MODALITY/can,"The results cannot have been accurate, given the circumstances."
C1,MODALITY/can,He can't have taken the last piece of cake.
C1,MODALITY/can,It cannot have been easy for them to make that decision.
C1,MODALITY/can,We can't have missed the turn if we were following the map.
C1,MODALITY/can,The package cannot have arrived already; it was only sent yesterday.
C1,MODALITY/can,She can't have understood the instructions correctly.
C1,MODALITY/can,The weather cannot have been that bad; we had a great time.
C1,MODALITY/can,It can be considered that the new policy will significantly reduce carbon emissions.
C1,MODALITY/can,It can be said that the lack of funding is the main obstacle to progress in this project.
C1,MODALITY/can,It can be argued that the rise in crime rates is directly linked to economic instability.
C1,MODALITY/can,It can be concluded that the experimental results support the hypothesis.
C1,MODALITY/can,It can be considered that the proposed changes will improve overall efficiency.
C1,MODALITY/can,It can be said that globalization has both positive and negative impacts on local economies.
C1,MODALITY/can,It can be argued that the use of technology in education is beneficial for student learning.
C1,MODALITY/can,It can be concluded that the survey data indicates a high level of customer satisfaction.
C1,MODALITY/can,It can be considered that the new regulations will enhance public safety.
C1,MODALITY/can,It can be said that the increasing trend of remote work is here to stay.
C1,MODALITY/can,He can easily solve the problem with his extensive knowledge of mathematics.
C1,MODALITY/can,She can quickly adapt to new environments because of her flexible nature.
C1,MODALITY/can,They can occasionally surprise us with their innovative ideas.
C1,MODALITY/can,We can always count on him to be punctual and reliable.
C1,MODALITY/can,"You can sometimes find him lost in thought, contemplating his next masterpiece."
C1,MODALITY/can,I can hardly believe the transformation she has undergone in the past year.
C1,MODALITY/can,"They can rarely agree on anything, which often leads to heated debates."
C1,MODALITY/can,"We can frequently see her at the local library, engrossed in a book."
C1,MODALITY/can,"He can never resist a good challenge, no matter how difficult it may be."
C1,MODALITY/can,"As you can see, the situation is more complicated than it first appears."
C1,MODALITY/can,I can't say I fully understand your reasoning behind this decision.
C1,MODALITY/can,"I can tell you that the project is progressing smoothly, despite the challenges."
C1,MODALITY/can,"As you can imagine, the workload has been overwhelming for everyone."
C1,MODALITY/can,I can say that this experience has been life-changing for me.
C1,MODALITY/can,I can assure you that all necessary precautions have been taken.
C1,MODALITY/can,"As you can see, the data clearly supports our hypothesis."
C1,MODALITY/can,I can't say I agree with your assessment of the situation.
C1,MODALITY/can,I can tell you that the feedback from the customers has been overwhelmingly positive.
C1,MODALITY/can,"As you can imagine, the logistics of this event were quite challenging."
C2,MODALITY/can,How can we expect to grow if we never challenge our own beliefs and assumptions?
C2,MODALITY/can,How can we achieve true happiness if we constantly compare ourselves to others?
C2,MODALITY/can,How can we solve global problems if we don't work together across borders?
C2,MODALITY/can,How can we claim to understand history if we ignore the voices of those who lived it?
C2,MODALITY/can,How can we build a better future if we don't learn from our past mistakes?
C2,MODALITY/can,How can we expect others to trust us if we don't practice what we preach?
C2,MODALITY/can,How can we maintain our integrity if we compromise our principles for convenience?
C2,MODALITY/can,How can we foster innovation if we stifle creativity and discourage risk-taking?
C2,MODALITY/can,How can we promote peace if we fail to listen to different perspectives?
C2,MODALITY/can,How can we improve our communities if we don't actively participate in them?
B2,MODALITY/dare,I dare you try that again!
B2,MODALITY/dare,He dares say anything to her.
B2,MODALITY/dare,They dare not speak of it.
B2,MODALITY/dare,She dares walk alone at night.
B2,MODALITY/dare,We dare not challenge him.
B2,MODALITY/dare,You dare not ignore her advice.
B2,MODALITY/dare,It dares to be different.
B2,MODALITY/dare,He dares not tell the truth.
B2,MODALITY/dare,She dares not ask for help.
B2,MODALITY/dare,They dare not leave the house.
B2,MODALITY/dare,"I dare not ask her out, she's way out of my league."
B2,MODALITY/dare,"She daren't speak up in class, she's too shy."
B2,MODALITY/dare,He dare not tell his parents about the accident.
B2,MODALITY/dare,They daren't leave the house after dark.
B2,MODALITY/dare,"She dare not eat the food, it looks suspicious."
B2,MODALITY/dare,"He daren't quit his job, he needs the money."
B2,MODALITY/dare,"They dare not swim in the lake, it's too deep."
B2,MODALITY/dare,"She daren't tell him the truth, she's afraid of his reaction."
B2,MODALITY/dare,"He dare not miss the meeting, it's crucial for his career."
B2,MODALITY/dare,"They daren't go hiking without a guide, it's too dangerous."
B2,MODALITY/dare,I daren't tell her the truth because I'm afraid she'll be upset.
B2,MODALITY/dare,He boasted about how he daren't back down from the challenge.
B2,MODALITY/dare,"She daren't speak up in class, even though she knows the answer."
B2,MODALITY/dare,"They daren't ask for a raise, fearing they might lose their job."
B2,MODALITY/dare,He daren't confront his boss about the unfair treatment.
B2,MODALITY/dare,"She daren't try the spicy dish, worried it might be too hot."
B2,MODALITY/dare,They daren't leave the house after dark due to safety concerns.
B2,MODALITY/dare,"He daren't admit his mistake, even though everyone knows it."
B2,MODALITY/dare,"She daren't apply for the job, thinking she's not qualified enough."
B2,MODALITY/dare,"They daren't take the risk, preferring to stay in their comfort zone."
C1,MODALITY/dare,I dare say the weather will be pleasant this weekend.
C1,MODALITY/dare,I dare say he will arrive on time for the meeting.
C1,MODALITY/dare,I dare say this new policy will benefit everyone.
C1,MODALITY/dare,I dare say she has already finished her project.
C1,MODALITY/dare,I dare say the movie will be a box office hit.
C1,MODALITY/dare,I dare say the restaurant will be fully booked tonight.
C1,MODALITY/dare,I dare say the team will win the championship.
C1,MODALITY/dare,I dare say the new software will improve efficiency.
C1,MODALITY/dare,I dare say the concert will be sold out by tomorrow.
C1,MODALITY/dare,I dare say the new product will be a success.
C1,MODALITY/dare,Dare we ignore the warning signs of climate change?
C1,MODALITY/dare,Dare you challenge the status quo in your workplace?
C1,MODALITY/dare,Dare they question the integrity of the government?
C1,MODALITY/dare,Dare I speak up against injustice in this community?
C1,MODALITY/dare,Dare we deny the existence of systemic racism?
C1,MODALITY/dare,Dare you confront your fears and take a leap of faith?
C1,MODALITY/dare,Dare they dismiss the importance of mental health?
C1,MODALITY/dare,Dare I express my true feelings to my partner?
C1,MODALITY/dare,Dare we overlook the consequences of our actions?
C1,MODALITY/dare,How dare you accuse me of lying without any evidence!
C1,MODALITY/dare,How dare they impose such harsh penalties on innocent citizens!
C1,MODALITY/dare,How dare you question my integrity in front of everyone!
C1,MODALITY/dare,How dare the media spread such false information about our company!
C1,MODALITY/dare,How dare you suggest that I am not capable of handling this project!
C1,MODALITY/dare,How dare they treat us with such disrespect during the negotiations!
C1,MODALITY/dare,How dare you criticize my parenting skills in front of my children!
C1,MODALITY/dare,How dare they cancel the event at the last minute without any notice!
C1,MODALITY/dare,How dare you talk to me in that condescending tone!
C1,MODALITY/dare,How dare they raise prices so drastically without any warning!
C2,MODALITY/dare,"She didn't dare speak up in the meeting, fearing she might offend someone."
C2,MODALITY/dare,"He didn't dare ask for a raise, worried it might cost him his job."
C2,MODALITY/dare,"They didn't dare leave the house after dark, as the streets were unsafe."
C2,MODALITY/dare,"She didn't dare tell her parents about the accident, knowing they would be furious."
C2,MODALITY/dare,He didn't dare look her in the eye after what he had done.
C2,MODALITY/dare,"They didn't dare challenge the authority, even though they knew it was wrong."
C2,MODALITY/dare,"She didn't dare quit her job, despite hating it, because she needed the income."
C2,MODALITY/dare,"He didn't dare break up with her, scared of the emotional aftermath."
C2,MODALITY/dare,"They didn't dare protest the new policy, fearing retribution from the management."
C2,MODALITY/dare,"She didn't dare admit her mistake, hoping no one would notice."
A2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Will you be able to join us for dinner tomorrow?
A2,MODALITY/expressions with be,I will be able to finish this project by Friday.
A2,MODALITY/expressions with be,She won't be able to attend the meeting due to a prior commitment.
A2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"If we leave early, we will be able to avoid the traffic."
A2,MODALITY/expressions with be,He will be able to help you with your homework after he finishes his own.
A2,MODALITY/expressions with be,They will be able to travel to the mountains if the weather is good.
A2,MODALITY/expressions with be,I won't be able to meet you at the park because I have an appointment.
A2,MODALITY/expressions with be,We will be able to see the fireworks from our balcony.
A2,MODALITY/expressions with be,She will be able to speak more languages than I can.
A2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"If you practice, you will be able to improve your skills."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,"After finishing school, you might be able to hang out with your friends."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,"If we could meet in Switzerland, we should be able to finish the project on the 20th June."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,I'd be able to take walks without even worrying about inhaling polluted air.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,She might be able to attend the conference if she gets the approval from her boss.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,We should be able to complete the assignment by tomorrow if everyone helps.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,He could be able to play the guitar if he practices regularly.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,They would be able to travel more if they saved more money.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,You might be able to improve your grades if you study harder.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,We should be able to reach the summit before sunset if we hurry.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,I'd be able to help you with your project if I had more time.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,"If you are allowed to stay up late, make sure you get enough sleep."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,She will be able to help you with your homework after dinner.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,"We were supposed to leave at 8 am, but we got stuck in traffic."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,I am not able to attend the meeting tomorrow due to a prior commitment.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,They were able to finish the project on time thanks to teamwork.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,You are supposed to hand in your report by Friday at the latest.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,I will be able to join you for lunch if I finish my work early.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,We were not allowed to use our phones during the exam.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,"She is supposed to be here by now, but she's running late."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,I was able to find the book you wanted at the library.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,My parents said I am allowed to stay out late tonight.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,You are allowed to bring a friend to the party.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,"In this school, students aren't allowed to use their phones during class."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,She wasn't allowed to leave the house after dark.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,Employees are allowed to take breaks every two hours.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,We weren't allowed to swim in the lake because of the strong currents.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,He was allowed to borrow the car if he returned it by 10 PM.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,"They are allowed to eat in the classroom, but they must clean up afterward."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,"I was supposed to finish the project by Friday, but I couldn't meet the deadline."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,"We were supposed to go to the beach last weekend, but it rained the whole time."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,"She was supposed to call me yesterday, but I haven't heard from her yet."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,"They were supposed to arrive at 3 PM, but their flight got delayed."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,"I was supposed to attend the meeting, but I had to stay home because I was sick."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,"We were supposed to have dinner at 7 PM, but we ended up eating later."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,"He was supposed to pick up the tickets, but he forgot and had to go back."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,"They were supposed to start the presentation at 10 AM, but it started late."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,"I was supposed to send the report by Monday, but I didn't finish it in time."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,"We were supposed to leave early in the morning, but we overslept."
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,She was able to finish her homework before dinner.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,They were able to find a solution to the problem quickly.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,He was able to win the race with his new training routine.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,We were able to book the tickets for the concert last week.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,She was able to convince her parents to let her go on the trip.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,They were able to complete the project ahead of schedule.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,He was able to catch the bus just in time.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,We were able to find a great restaurant nearby.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,She was able to solve the puzzle without any help.
B1,MODALITY/expressions with be,They were able to repair the car before it started raining.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,People who read books are likely to be more knowledgeable.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,I'm bound to feel nervous.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"According to our new marketing strategy, we are sure to increase our turnover and our profit."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,I am due to start on Monday 4 June.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,I would like to inform you that as of 1st of June all operational staff will be obliged to use identity cards.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"Sleepy and unwilling to take part of the conference, I was obliged to spend the evening listening to the soft voice of a man who was famous for his boring performances."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The project is meant to be completed by the end of the month.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,She was certain to win the race.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,He will be sure to bring the documents tomorrow.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The flight was due to arrive at 10 AM.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,It is obvious that he will succeed in his new job.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,It is likely that the weather will improve by tomorrow.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,It is certain that we will meet our sales target this quarter.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,It is sure that the new policy will benefit all employees.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,It is obvious that she is the best candidate for the position.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,It is likely that the project will be completed on time.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,It is certain that the concert will be a huge success.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,It is sure that the team will win the championship.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,It is obvious that the new rules will improve safety.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,It is likely that the market will rebound in the next few months.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"In case of an accident, one is more likely to be badly injured when riding a bicycle."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"Since they are more and better educated when they leave school at 18 years old, their minds are more mature and they are more sensible. They are more likely to have better jobs and a better life, and much less likely to cause problems to other people."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Wearing a helmet makes you much less likely to suffer a severe head injury.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Using public transportation is more likely to reduce your carbon footprint compared to driving a car.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,A well-planned diet is much more likely to improve your overall health than a random eating pattern.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Exercising regularly makes you less likely to develop chronic diseases.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"Studying a foreign language increases your chances of finding a job abroad, making it much more likely for you to succeed in a global career."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Avoiding excessive alcohol consumption is more likely to keep your liver healthy.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Reading books on a regular basis is much more likely to enhance your vocabulary and critical thinking skills.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Practicing mindfulness is less likely to make you anxious and more likely to improve your mental well-being.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The weather forecast says it is likely to rain later today.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"If you don't study, you are likely to fail the exam."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"She is likely to win the competition, given her past performance."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,They are likely to arrive late due to the traffic jam.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"If you don't follow the instructions, you are likely to get lost."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"He is likely to forget our anniversary, as he is always busy."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The company is likely to go bankrupt if they don't improve sales.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"If you don't exercise regularly, you are likely to develop health issues."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"She is likely to get a promotion soon, considering her hard work."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The project is due to be completed by the end of the month.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"The train was to arrive at 10 AM, but it got delayed."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The conference is due to start at 9 AM tomorrow.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,I am to meet my client at the hotel at 3 PM.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The new policy is due to be announced next week.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"The flight was to depart at 6 PM, but it was rescheduled."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The seminar is due to end at 5 PM today.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,I am to submit my report by Friday.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The renovation is due to be finished by the end of the year.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The meeting was to take place in the conference room at 2 PM.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The purpose of marriage is meant to be a lifelong commitment and mutual support.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,A vacation is meant to be a time of relaxation and rejuvenation.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,A mentor is meant to guide and inspire their mentee to reach their full potential.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,A team is meant to work together harmoniously to achieve common goals.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,A teacher is meant to foster a love of learning and encourage critical thinking.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,A home is meant to be a place of comfort and security for its inhabitants.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,A leader is meant to inspire and motivate their followers to achieve greatness.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,A diet is meant to provide the necessary nutrients for a healthy lifestyle.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,A contract is meant to outline the rights and responsibilities of all parties involved.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,A playground is meant to be a safe and fun space for children to play and socialize.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,You are supposed to finish your homework before watching TV.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,We are supposed to meet at the park at 3 PM.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,She is supposed to call her parents every Sunday.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The train is supposed to arrive at 10:15 AM.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,They are supposed to return the books to the library by Friday.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,He is supposed to complete the report by the end of the week.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The meeting is supposed to start in 10 minutes.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,I am supposed to pick up my sister from school at 4 PM.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The project is supposed to be delivered next Monday.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,You are supposed to wear a uniform on school days.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,She is supposed to be the best chef in town.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,They are supposed to arrive by noon.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The movie is supposed to be a blockbuster.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,He is supposed to have a secret admirer.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The book is supposed to be a bestseller.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,We are supposed to meet at the park.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The cake is supposed to be delicious.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,She is supposed to be very talented.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The concert is supposed to be amazing.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The project is supposed to be completed by next week.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"If you don't study for the exam, you are bound to fail."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The project is bound to succeed with such a dedicated team.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Neglecting your health is bound to lead to problems later on.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"In a large group, misunderstandings are bound to occur."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"With the weather forecast, rain is bound to fall tomorrow."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"If you don't practice, your skills are bound to deteriorate."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,A lack of communication is bound to cause conflicts.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"Without proper planning, the event is bound to be chaotic."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Overworking yourself is bound to result in burnout.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Ignoring the warning signs is bound to have serious consequences.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Be sure to wear a helmet when riding a bike.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Be sure to double-check your answers before submitting the exam.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Be sure to arrive on time for the meeting.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Be sure to read the instructions carefully before starting the project.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Be sure to lock the door when you leave the house.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Be sure to bring your passport when traveling abroad.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Be sure to save your work regularly while working on the computer.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Be sure to turn off the lights when you leave the room.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Be sure to drink plenty of water during the day.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Be sure to follow the recipe exactly for the best results.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"Be sure to bring your umbrella, as it might rain later."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"You are certain to enjoy the movie, especially if you like romantic comedies."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Be sure to check the weather forecast before you go camping.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,We are certain to meet again at the next conference.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Be sure to read the instructions carefully before starting the project.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,You are certain to find the information you need on the company website.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Be sure to wear a helmet when riding a bike for safety.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,We are certain to achieve our goals if we work hard together.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Be sure to call your parents on their anniversary.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,You are certain to be impressed by the new restaurant downtown.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The employees are obliged to attend the mandatory training sessions.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,All students are obliged to submit their assignments by the deadline.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,New hires are obliged to complete the orientation program within the first week.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Citizens are obliged to pay their taxes by the end of the fiscal year.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Members of the board are obliged to disclose any potential conflicts of interest.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,All participants are obliged to follow the rules of the competition.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Employees are obliged to report any workplace accidents immediately.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,All guests are obliged to wear a name tag during the conference.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,Students are obliged to maintain a minimum GPA to remain in the program.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,All contractors are obliged to comply with the safety regulations on the construction site.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,"Due to the sudden storm, we were forced to cancel the outdoor event."
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The company was forced to lay off employees because of financial difficulties.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,She was forced to sell her house after losing her job.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,They were forced to postpone the wedding due to the pandemic.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,I was forced to stay home because of the heavy snowfall.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The school was forced to close early due to the power outage.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,We were forced to change our travel plans because of the flight cancellations.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,He was forced to take a second job to make ends meet.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The team was forced to forfeit the game after several players got injured.
B2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The government was forced to impose stricter regulations to control the outbreak.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,The new policy is set to significantly reduce carbon emissions by 2030.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,The government is set to introduce stricter regulations on data privacy next year.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,The university is set to launch a new research center focused on renewable energy.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,The company's profits are set to soar following the merger with a major competitor.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,The museum is set to exhibit a collection of rare artifacts from ancient Egypt.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,The hospital is set to implement a new system to reduce patient waiting times.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,The school is set to introduce mandatory coding classes for all students.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,The conference is set to address the growing concerns about climate change.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,The theater is set to premiere a new play that has been highly anticipated.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,The library is set to expand its digital resources to meet the needs of modern students.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,I am not convinced that the new policy will be effective.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,She's not certain that the results will be favorable.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,He's not sure that the project will be completed on time.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,It's not clear that the data supports the hypothesis.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,They're not confident that the weather will hold.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,I'm not convinced that the proposal is feasible.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,She's not certain that the meeting will go as planned.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,He's not sure that the evidence is conclusive.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,It's not likely that the situation will improve.
C1,MODALITY/expressions with be,They're not convinced that the risk is worth taking.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The weather is not expected to improve anytime soon.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,He is not capable to handle the responsibility.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The project is not likely to be completed on time.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,She is not willing to compromise on this issue.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The outcome is not certain to be in our favor.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The situation is not going to get any better.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,They are not ready to make a decision yet.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The results are not guaranteed to be accurate.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The plan is not feasible to implement.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,The evidence is not sufficient to prove his guilt.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,He was determined not to fail in his mission.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,She is confident not to make the same mistake again.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,They are expected not to arrive late for the meeting.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,You are advised not to drink too much alcohol.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,We are committed not to let our team down.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,It is essential not to underestimate the competition.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,She is happy not to have to deal with that issue anymore.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,He is proud not to have given up on his dreams.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,They are warned not to trespass on private property.
C2,MODALITY/expressions with be,You are encouraged not to lose hope in difficult times.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,This weekend I have to go to a party.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,We’ll meet at four o'clock because my mom has to go to the Shopping Centre then.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You have got to bring a cap for the sun.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,"For the art lessons we've got to bring a rubber, two pencils and some colour pencils."
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,I have to finish my homework before dinner.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,She has got to be at the airport by nine in the morning.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,They have to clean the house every Saturday.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,He has got to study harder for the upcoming exams.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,We have to be careful with the new puppy.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You have got to try this new restaurant; the food is amazing.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You don't have to come if you're tired.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,She doesn't have to wear a uniform at school.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,They haven't got to finish the project today.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,I don't have to go to the meeting tomorrow.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,"We don't have to wait for the bus, we can walk."
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,"You haven't got to pay for the tickets, they're free."
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,"He doesn't have to study for the test, it's optional."
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,"They don't have to leave early, there's plenty of time."
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,"We haven't got to clean the whole house, just the living room."
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,"You don't have to bring a gift, your presence is enough."
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,What do they have to do?
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,Do I have to bring my lunch?
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,Have they got to wear a uniform?
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,What does she have to bring?
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,Do we have to wear a hat?
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,Have I got to bring a book?
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,What do I have to wear?
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,Do they have to bring a snack?
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,Have you got to wear a jacket?
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,What does he have to do?
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,I have to finish my homework before dinner.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,We have got to leave early to catch the train.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You have to be quiet in the library.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,She has to study for her exams.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,They have got to clean their room before they can play.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,He has to wear a uniform at work.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,We have to be at the airport by 6 AM.
A2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You have got to finish your project by Friday.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,I have to admit that I was surprised by the outcome.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,I have to admit that I didn't expect it to be so cold.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,I have to admit that I find her very attractive.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,I have to admit that I was wrong about the situation.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,I have to admit that the food was amazing.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,I have to admit that I didn't understand the instructions.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,I have to admit that I was a bit nervous before the presentation.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,I have to admit that I enjoy spending time alone.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,I have to admit that I wasn't prepared for the test.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,I have to admit that I feel much better now.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,I have to finish my homework before dinner.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,She has to go to the doctor tomorrow.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,We will have to wait until the rain stops.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,He doesn't have to work this weekend.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,They had to leave early because of the storm.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,You will have to bring your ID to the event.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,I am going to have to call the repairman.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,We might have to reschedule the party.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,She didn't have to pay for the tickets.
B1,MODALITY/have (got) to,He will have to study harder for the exam.
B2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You've got to try this new restaurant; the food is absolutely amazing.
B2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You have to attend the conference; it's a great opportunity to network.
B2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You've got to read this book; it will change your perspective on life.
B2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You have to visit that art gallery; the exhibits are stunning.
B2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You've got to watch this documentary; it's incredibly informative.
B2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You have to join the hiking group; it's a fantastic way to stay active.
B2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You've got to try this recipe; it's the best dish I've ever tasted.
B2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You have to listen to this podcast; it's full of valuable insights.
B2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You've got to attend the workshop; it's a great chance to learn new skills.
B2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You have to see this play; the performances are outstanding.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,"In order to fully understand the impact of the new policy, you have to have studied its historical context."
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,"To appreciate the nuances of the play, one has to have read the original script."
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,"For the project to be successful, the team had to have completed all the preliminary research."
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You have to have attended the workshop to grasp the intricacies of the new software.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,"To make an informed decision, you have to have considered all the available options."
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,"For the experiment to yield accurate results, the scientists had to have followed the protocol meticulously."
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,"To truly understand the character's motivations, you have to have read the author's notes."
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,"For the merger to proceed smoothly, the companies had to have resolved all legal disputes."
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You have to have visited the museum to fully appreciate the art collection.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,"To be considered for the position, you have to have completed the required training."
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,It's got to be incredible to see a castle emerging from the sea.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,There had to be something else since she was definitely not the kind of person who drops by without asking.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,"Yes, I was sure, it had to have been Peter."
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,They have got to be joking if they think we'll believe that story.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,She had to be the one who left the note on my desk.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,It's got to be the best decision they've made in years.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,There had to be a reason why he was so quiet during the meeting.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,They have got to be exhausted after that long flight.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,It's got to be the most challenging project they've ever undertaken.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,She had to have known about the surprise party all along.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,I had to have completed my degree before I could apply for the job.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,She had to have finished her project by Friday to meet the deadline.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,They had to have attended the workshop to be eligible for the certification.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,He had to have passed the exam to continue to the next level.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,We had to have submitted the report by the end of the day.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,You had to have finished your homework before you could go out to play.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,The team had to have won the match to advance to the finals.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,She had to have completed the training to be considered for the promotion.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,He had to have finished the book before the discussion group met.
C2,MODALITY/have (got) to,They had to have attended the meeting to understand the new policies.
A2,MODALITY/may,So I may need them.
A2,MODALITY/may,I think it may be dirty.
A2,MODALITY/may,She may come tomorrow.
A2,MODALITY/may,It may rain later.
A2,MODALITY/may,They may help us.
A2,MODALITY/may,He may know the answer.
A2,MODALITY/may,We may go for a walk.
A2,MODALITY/may,The food may be ready soon.
A2,MODALITY/may,She may call you later.
A2,MODALITY/may,It may be a good idea.
A2,MODALITY/may,It may be in our room inside my bag.
A2,MODALITY/may,Bring some money with you. We may need it.
A2,MODALITY/may,And the weather may be hot.
A2,MODALITY/may,She may come to the party tonight.
A2,MODALITY/may,We may go to the park if it doesn't rain.
A2,MODALITY/may,You may find the book on the shelf.
A2,MODALITY/may,They may arrive later than expected.
A2,MODALITY/may,The train may be delayed because of the weather.
A2,MODALITY/may,He may call you later this evening.
A2,MODALITY/may,We may have to cancel the trip if it rains.
B1,MODALITY/may,I knew I may not meet him again.
B1,MODALITY/may,I realise that may not be the best way of resolving your problem.
B1,MODALITY/may,They may not even have internet in the countryside!
B1,MODALITY/may,He may not be able to attend the meeting tomorrow.
B1,MODALITY/may,She may not like the idea of moving to a new city.
B1,MODALITY/may,We may not have enough time to finish the project.
B1,MODALITY/may,"It may not rain today, but we should still bring an umbrella."
B1,MODALITY/may,"They may not agree with our decision, but we need to proceed."
B1,MODALITY/may,"You may not understand the situation fully, so let me explain."
B1,MODALITY/may,"The results may not be what we expected, but we can try again."
B1,MODALITY/may,I may also need your help with this project.
B1,MODALITY/may,She may also decide to change her mind.
B1,MODALITY/may,We may also need to reconsider our options.
B1,MODALITY/may,He may also be interested in joining us.
B1,MODALITY/may,They may also want to visit the museum.
B1,MODALITY/may,It may also rain later in the afternoon.
B1,MODALITY/may,You may also find this information useful.
B1,MODALITY/may,The meeting may also be rescheduled.
B1,MODALITY/may,She may also bring her friend along.
B1,MODALITY/may,They may also decide to stay longer.
B1,MODALITY/may,May I use your phone for a moment?
B1,MODALITY/may,May I ask you a question?
B1,MODALITY/may,May I come in?
B1,MODALITY/may,May I have a piece of cake?
B1,MODALITY/may,May I sit here?
B1,MODALITY/may,May I take a day off tomorrow?
B1,MODALITY/may,May I have your email address?
B1,MODALITY/may,May I take a photo of you?
B1,MODALITY/may,May I borrow your pen for a moment?
B1,MODALITY/may,May I ask you a personal question?
B1,MODALITY/may,May I use your phone to make a quick call?
B1,MODALITY/may,May I join your group discussion?
B1,MODALITY/may,May I ask you for directions to the nearest station?
B1,MODALITY/may,May I have the recipe for this delicious dish?
B1,MODALITY/may,May I ask you to help me with this task?
B1,MODALITY/may,May I ask you to clarify that point?
B1,MODALITY/may,May I ask you to pass the salt?
B1,MODALITY/may,May I ask you to review my report before I submit it?
B2,MODALITY/may,He may have left the office early yesterday.
B2,MODALITY/may,She may have forgotten our meeting.
B2,MODALITY/may,They may have already finished the project.
B2,MODALITY/may,You may have missed the train this morning.
B2,MODALITY/may,We may have lost the documents during the move.
B2,MODALITY/may,He may have taken the wrong turn.
B2,MODALITY/may,She may have misunderstood my instructions.
B2,MODALITY/may,They may have already left for the trip.
B2,MODALITY/may,You may have left your keys at home.
B2,MODALITY/may,We may have forgotten to lock the door.
B2,MODALITY/may,"She may only be five years old, but she can already read simple books."
B2,MODALITY/may,"You may never have heard of this band, but they are quite popular in Europe."
B2,MODALITY/may,"He may just be joking, so don't take it too seriously."
B2,MODALITY/may,"They may sometimes forget to lock the door, so it's a good idea to check."
B2,MODALITY/may,We may even consider moving to a different city if the job offer is good.
B2,MODALITY/may,"She may only be a beginner, but she's already making great progress."
B2,MODALITY/may,"You may never have thought about it, but recycling is very important."
B2,MODALITY/may,"He may just be tired, so let's give him some time to rest."
B2,MODALITY/may,"They may sometimes get lost, but they always find their way back."
B2,MODALITY/may,We may even go on a trip next month if everything goes well.
B2,MODALITY/may,May I request that you submit your report by Friday?
B2,MODALITY/may,May I suggest that we start the meeting at 10 AM?
B2,MODALITY/may,May I ask you to review the draft before we finalize it?
B2,MODALITY/may,May I recommend that we use this software for the project?
B2,MODALITY/may,May I propose that we allocate more time for this task?
B2,MODALITY/may,May I request that you provide feedback on the presentation?
B2,MODALITY/may,May I suggest that we hold a workshop to discuss this issue?
B2,MODALITY/may,May I ask you to confirm your attendance by tomorrow?
B2,MODALITY/may,May I propose that we consider alternative solutions?
B2,MODALITY/may,May I recommend that we schedule a follow-up meeting?
B2,MODALITY/may,"As you may know, the new policy will be implemented starting next month.  "
B2,MODALITY/may,"As you may have noticed, the traffic has been unusually heavy lately.  "
B2,MODALITY/may,"As you may have read, the company is planning to expand its operations overseas.  "
B2,MODALITY/may,"As you may have guessed, the deadline for the project has been extended.  "
B2,MODALITY/may,"As you may know, the festival will feature live music and food stalls.  "
B2,MODALITY/may,"As you may have experienced, the weather can be quite unpredictable this time of year.  "
B2,MODALITY/may,"As you may have seen, the new app has a user-friendly interface.  "
B2,MODALITY/may,"As you may know, the library will be closed for renovations next week."
B2,MODALITY/may,This may seem strange but I actually enjoy doing taxes.
B2,MODALITY/may,You may find it hard to believe but I've never seen a Star Wars movie.
B2,MODALITY/may,This may sound crazy but I think we should try a different approach.
B2,MODALITY/may,You may think it's a waste of time but I find gardening very relaxing.
B2,MODALITY/may,This may be unconventional but I prefer to work from home.
B2,MODALITY/may,You may believe it's impossible but I'm confident we can achieve this goal.
B2,MODALITY/may,This may look simple but it actually requires a lot of skill.
B2,MODALITY/may,You may assume it's easy but mastering a new language is quite challenging.
B2,MODALITY/may,"Sir, may I come in?"
B2,MODALITY/may,May I ask you if your special offer will be still available in September?
B2,MODALITY/may,"May I speak to Miss Wright, please?"
B2,MODALITY/may,May I borrow your pen for a moment?
B2,MODALITY/may,"May I have a glass of water, please?"
B2,MODALITY/may,May I use your phone to make a quick call?
B2,MODALITY/may,May I sit here for a while?
B2,MODALITY/may,May I ask for your assistance on this matter?
B2,MODALITY/may,May I take a short break?
B2,MODALITY/may,"May I know your name, please?"
C1,MODALITY/may,"He may well be the best candidate for the job, considering his extensive experience."
C1,MODALITY/may,"The weather forecast says it may well rain tomorrow, so bring an umbrella."
C1,MODALITY/may,"She may well win the competition, given her impressive track record."
C1,MODALITY/may,"If you continue to work hard, you may well achieve your goals."
C1,MODALITY/may,The new policy may well lead to significant changes in the company.
C1,MODALITY/may,"He may well be right about the outcome, based on the evidence presented."
C1,MODALITY/may,"The team may well advance to the next round, if they keep up their current performance."
C1,MODALITY/may,The investigation may well reveal more details about the incident.
C1,MODALITY/may,"The project may well be completed ahead of schedule, if everything goes smoothly."
C1,MODALITY/may,"The outcome of the election may well surprise everyone, given the current polls."
C1,MODALITY/may,The project may not have been completed on time due to unforeseen circumstances.
C1,MODALITY/may,She may not have received the invitation because it was sent to the wrong address.
C1,MODALITY/may,They may not have realized the importance of the meeting until it was too late.
C1,MODALITY/may,The results may not have been accurate because the equipment was faulty.
C1,MODALITY/may,"He may not have understood the instructions, which led to the mistake."
C1,MODALITY/may,The package may not have arrived yet because of the delayed shipment.
C1,MODALITY/may,They may not have considered the environmental impact of their actions.
C1,MODALITY/may,The report may not have been submitted by the deadline due to technical issues.
C1,MODALITY/may,She may not have known about the change in plans until she arrived.
C1,MODALITY/may,"The team may not have trained adequately, resulting in poor performance."
C2,MODALITY/may,"Since we're already here, we may as well explore the whole museum."
C2,MODALITY/may,You may as well finish your homework now since you have nothing else to do.
C2,MODALITY/may,We may as well take the scenic route; it won't add much time to our trip.
C2,MODALITY/may,You may as well tell them the truth; it's not going to make things worse.
C2,MODALITY/may,I may as well start packing now; there's no point in waiting.
C2,MODALITY/may,You may as well enjoy the movie; we're already halfway through it.
C2,MODALITY/may,We may as well order pizza; cooking would take too long.
C2,MODALITY/may,You may as well ask for directions; we're clearly lost.
C2,MODALITY/may,I may as well read this book; it's been sitting on my shelf for months.
C2,MODALITY/may,You may as well try the new restaurant; it can't be any worse than the old one.
C2,MODALITY/may,"However small it may be, the price of the watch contributes to my love of it."
C2,MODALITY/may,"Whatever it may seem, travel has proved to be pointless for broadening the mind."
C2,MODALITY/may,"People should enjoy what they are doing, whatever it may be."
C2,MODALITY/may,"Success is a main goal in society, in whatever field it may be."
C2,MODALITY/may,"However useful it may seem, travel has little impact on broadening the mind."
C2,MODALITY/may,"Whatever it may be, people should pursue their passions."
C2,MODALITY/may,"However small it may be, every contribution matters."
C2,MODALITY/may,"Whatever field it may be, success requires dedication."
C2,MODALITY/may,"However difficult it may seem, persistence always pays off."
C2,MODALITY/may,"Whatever it may be, finding joy in work is essential."
C2,MODALITY/may,It may be suggested that the rise in global temperatures is primarily due to human activities.
C2,MODALITY/may,It may be hypothesized that the decline in wildlife populations is linked to habitat destruction.
C2,MODALITY/may,It may be inferred that the implementation of stricter regulations could reduce pollution levels.
C2,MODALITY/may,It may be posited that cultural differences play a significant role in international business negotiations.
C2,MODALITY/may,It may be contended that the effectiveness of a policy depends heavily on its execution.
C2,MODALITY/may,It may be deduced that technological advancements are driving changes in the job market.
C2,MODALITY/may,It may be proposed that interdisciplinary approaches offer the best solutions to complex problems.
C2,MODALITY/may,It may be maintained that educational reforms are necessary to address contemporary challenges.
C2,MODALITY/may,It may be asserted that the role of social media in shaping public opinion cannot be underestimated.
C2,MODALITY/may,It may be considered that economic stability is a prerequisite for sustainable development.
A2,MODALITY/might,The weather might be hot and sunny.
A2,MODALITY/might,I think it might be in your bedroom.
A2,MODALITY/might,She might have the answer.
A2,MODALITY/might,They might go to the beach tomorrow.
A2,MODALITY/might,It might rain later today.
A2,MODALITY/might,He might call you later.
A2,MODALITY/might,We might see you at the party.
A2,MODALITY/might,You might find it in the kitchen.
A2,MODALITY/might,It might be a good idea to leave early.
A2,MODALITY/might,They might have finished the project.
A2,MODALITY/might,"My dad isn’t working that day, he might take us."
A2,MODALITY/might,It might be on the computer table.
A2,MODALITY/might,She might come to the party tonight.
A2,MODALITY/might,You might find it in the kitchen.
A2,MODALITY/might,He might know the answer to your question.
A2,MODALITY/might,The train might be late today.
A2,MODALITY/might,They might go to the beach this weekend.
A2,MODALITY/might,I might call you later.
A2,MODALITY/might,It might rain tomorrow.
A2,MODALITY/might,We might see you at the meeting.
B1,MODALITY/might,I might not be able to attend the meeting tomorrow.
B1,MODALITY/might,She might not like the idea of moving to a new city.
B1,MODALITY/might,We might not have enough time to finish the project.
B1,MODALITY/might,He might not be interested in joining the club.
B1,MODALITY/might,They might not understand the importance of this decision.
B1,MODALITY/might,"It might not rain today, but we should still bring an umbrella."
B1,MODALITY/might,"You might not want to eat that food, it looks a bit strange."
B1,MODALITY/might,The movie might not be as good as the critics say.
B1,MODALITY/might,I might not have enough money to buy the tickets.
B1,MODALITY/might,The weather might not be suitable for a picnic today.
B1,MODALITY/might,"The teacher said it might rain tomorrow, so we should bring umbrellas."
B1,MODALITY/might,He told me that it might be difficult to find a parking spot.
B1,MODALITY/might,She explained that it might take a few days for the package to arrive.
B1,MODALITY/might,They mentioned that it might be a good idea to visit the museum.
B1,MODALITY/might,He suggested that it might help to talk to a counselor.
B1,MODALITY/might,She believed that it might be worth trying the new restaurant.
B1,MODALITY/might,He mentioned that it might be a good time to invest in stocks.
B1,MODALITY/might,She thought that it might be fun to go on a road trip.
B1,MODALITY/might,He said that it might be necessary to reschedule the meeting.
B1,MODALITY/might,She mentioned that it might be a good opportunity to learn a new skill.
B1,MODALITY/might,You might want to try a different approach when dealing with your boss.
B1,MODALITY/might,She might enjoy going to the new art gallery that just opened downtown.
B1,MODALITY/might,It might be a good idea to double-check your travel plans before you leave.
B1,MODALITY/might,You might consider taking a break if you're feeling overwhelmed.
B1,MODALITY/might,He might find it helpful to talk to a counselor about his stress.
B1,MODALITY/might,They might appreciate it if you offered to help with the project.
B1,MODALITY/might,You might want to wear a jacket; it could get chilly later.
B1,MODALITY/might,She might benefit from joining a study group for the upcoming exam.
B1,MODALITY/might,She might have finished her homework.
B1,MODALITY/might,They might have left early.
B1,MODALITY/might,He might have called you.
B1,MODALITY/might,We might have gone to the beach.
B1,MODALITY/might,You might have met him before.
B1,MODALITY/might,I might have eaten already.
B1,MODALITY/might,It might have rained last night.
B1,MODALITY/might,They might have been waiting for us.
B1,MODALITY/might,He might have studied harder.
B1,MODALITY/might,We might have forgotten the keys.
B1,MODALITY/might,He might have forgotten our meeting.
B1,MODALITY/might,She might have left the keys inside the car.
B1,MODALITY/might,They might have gone to the wrong address.
B1,MODALITY/might,The package might have been delivered to the neighbor.
B1,MODALITY/might,We might have missed the train by a few minutes.
B1,MODALITY/might,The results might have been affected by the weather.
B1,MODALITY/might,He might have been late because of traffic.
B1,MODALITY/might,She might have taken the wrong bus.
B1,MODALITY/might,"As you might know, nobody came here until Wednesday afternoon."
B1,MODALITY/might,"As you might know, I've been very busy recently taking my exams."
B1,MODALITY/might,"As you might have noticed, I broke your beautiful vase which was in the hall."
B1,MODALITY/might,"As you might have already heard, there is a delay with the setting of the new computer system."
B1,MODALITY/might,"As you might know, the company is planning to expand its operations overseas."
B1,MODALITY/might,"As you might have already heard, the concert has been rescheduled for next month."
B1,MODALITY/might,"As you might know, the new restaurant on Main Street has received rave reviews."
B1,MODALITY/might,"As you might have noticed, the traffic has been unusually heavy this week."
B1,MODALITY/might,"As you might have already heard, the school is introducing a new curriculum next year."
B1,MODALITY/might,"As you might know, the local library is hosting a series of free workshops this summer."
C1,MODALITY/might,Might it be possible that the package was delivered to the wrong address?
C1,MODALITY/might,Could it be that the delay in the project is due to unforeseen circumstances?
C1,MODALITY/might,Might it not be wise to reconsider your decision before making it final?
C1,MODALITY/might,Could it be that the issue with the software is due to a compatibility problem?
C1,MODALITY/might,Might it be that the noise in the background is affecting the quality of the call?
C1,MODALITY/might,Could it be that the payment didn't go through because of a technical glitch?
C1,MODALITY/might,Might it be that the instructions provided were not clear enough?
C1,MODALITY/might,Could it be that the meeting was rescheduled without proper notification?
C1,MODALITY/might,Might it be that the issue with the product is due to improper handling?
C1,MODALITY/might,She might not have realized the consequences of her actions.
C1,MODALITY/might,They might not have understood the instructions clearly.
C1,MODALITY/might,He might not have finished the project on time.
C1,MODALITY/might,We might not have chosen the best location for the event.
C1,MODALITY/might,You might not have seen the sign posted on the door.
C1,MODALITY/might,I might not have explained the situation adequately.
C1,MODALITY/might,It might not have been the right decision to make.
C1,MODALITY/might,The team might not have prepared as thoroughly as they should have.
C1,MODALITY/might,She might not have known about the meeting.
C1,MODALITY/might,They might not have considered all the options available.
C1,MODALITY/might,"The survey, mentioned in the local newspaper yesterday, might not have asked an accurate sample of people."
C1,MODALITY/might,"Even though things might not have gone as you expected or as you would like them to have, we have to remind you we are dealing with charity here."
C1,MODALITY/might,"She might not have received the invitation, which is why she didn't show up at the party."
C1,MODALITY/might,The project might not have been completed on time due to unforeseen delays.
C1,MODALITY/might,"He might not have understood the instructions, leading to his incorrect response."
C1,MODALITY/might,The results might not have been published yet because the research team is still finalizing the data.
C1,MODALITY/might,"They might not have realized the importance of the deadline, resulting in their late submission."
C1,MODALITY/might,The missing item might not have been misplaced; it could still be in its original location.
C1,MODALITY/might,The meeting might not have taken place as scheduled due to the unexpected power outage.
C1,MODALITY/might,"The report might not have included all the necessary details, causing confusion among the stakeholders."
C1,MODALITY/might,"The project might have had some setbacks, but the learning experience was invaluable."
C1,MODALITY/might,"The weather might be unpredictable, but it didn't stop us from having a great time."
C1,MODALITY/might,"The movie might not have received rave reviews, but it had a heartfelt message."
C1,MODALITY/might,"The experiment might have failed, but we gained crucial data for future attempts."
C1,MODALITY/might,"The journey might have been long, but the destination was worth it."
C1,MODALITY/might,"The proposal might have been rejected, but it sparked important discussions."
C1,MODALITY/might,"The concert might have been canceled, but the anticipation for the next one is high."
C1,MODALITY/might,"The book might be challenging, but it offers deep insights."
C1,MODALITY/might,"The plan might have been unrealistic, but it inspired creative alternatives."
C1,MODALITY/might,"The situation might be tough, but it's an opportunity for growth."
C1,MODALITY/might,Might it not be better if we considered a different approach to this issue?
C1,MODALITY/might,Might I suggest that we allocate more time for brainstorming sessions?
C1,MODALITY/might,Might it not be more efficient if we delegated some tasks to other team members?
C1,MODALITY/might,Might I propose that we review our current strategy and make some adjustments?
C1,MODALITY/might,Might it not be advisable to consult with a specialist before making a decision?
C1,MODALITY/might,Might I recommend that we incorporate more user feedback into our design process?
C1,MODALITY/might,Might it not be prudent to double-check all the data before finalizing the report?
C1,MODALITY/might,Might I suggest that we consider alternative suppliers for better pricing?
C1,MODALITY/might,Might it not be more beneficial if we held regular progress meetings?
C1,MODALITY/might,Might I propose that we explore new markets for our products?
C2,MODALITY/might,"Try as I might, I couldn't convince him to change his mind."
C2,MODALITY/might,"Try as I might, I couldn't find the missing key."
C2,MODALITY/might,"Try as I might, I couldn't resist the temptation."
C2,MODALITY/might,"Try as I might, I couldn't understand his logic."
C2,MODALITY/might,"Try as I might, I couldn't keep up with his pace."
C2,MODALITY/might,"Try as I might, I couldn't avoid the confrontation."
C2,MODALITY/might,"Try as I might, I couldn't predict the outcome."
C2,MODALITY/might,"Try as I might, I couldn't finish the project on time."
C2,MODALITY/might,"Try as I might, I couldn't erase the memory."
C2,MODALITY/might,"Try as I might, I couldn't break the habit."
C2,MODALITY/might,"Since we're already here, we might as well explore the museum."
C2,MODALITY/might,"If you're not feeling well, you might as well stay home and rest."
C2,MODALITY/might,"Since the weather is so bad, we might as well cancel the picnic."
C2,MODALITY/might,"You've already cooked, so we might as well eat at home."
C2,MODALITY/might,"If the movie is sold out, we might as well go to the next show."
C2,MODALITY/might,"Since we're all tired, we might as well call it a day."
C2,MODALITY/might,"If you don't like the menu, we might as well try another restaurant."
C2,MODALITY/might,"Since the project is delayed, we might as well take a break."
C2,MODALITY/might,"If the traffic is this bad, we might as well take the bus."
C2,MODALITY/might,"Since the meeting is canceled, we might as well go for a walk."
A2,MODALITY/must,You must finish your homework before dinner.
A2,MODALITY/must,We must go to the store to buy some groceries.
A2,MODALITY/must,She must call her friend after school.
A2,MODALITY/must,They must wait for the bus at the bus stop.
A2,MODALITY/must,He must clean his room before playing video games.
A2,MODALITY/must,You must turn off the lights when you leave the room.
A2,MODALITY/must,I must remember to bring my lunch tomorrow.
A2,MODALITY/must,We must listen to the teacher during the lesson.
A2,MODALITY/must,She must practice her piano every day.
A2,MODALITY/must,You mustn't talk during the exam.
A2,MODALITY/must,You must not leave the room without permission.
A2,MODALITY/must,You mustn't use your phone in class.
A2,MODALITY/must,You must not eat in the library.
A2,MODALITY/must,"You mustn't park here, it's not allowed."
A2,MODALITY/must,"You must not swim in the lake, it's dangerous."
A2,MODALITY/must,You mustn't tell anyone about this secret.
A2,MODALITY/must,You must not cross the road when the light is red.
A2,MODALITY/must,I must call my parents.
A2,MODALITY/must,You must arrive at 3 pm.
A2,MODALITY/must,I must take my towel with me.
A2,MODALITY/must,You must wear your jeans.
A2,MODALITY/must,I mustn't be late.
A2,MODALITY/must,You mustn't forget your swimsuit.
A2,MODALITY/must,I must finish my homework.
A2,MODALITY/must,You must bring your lunch.
A2,MODALITY/must,I must be careful.
A2,MODALITY/must,You must listen to the teacher.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must! It's amazing!
B1,MODALITY/must,"To sum it up, right now, I take care of her because I must!"
B1,MODALITY/must,She must! It's the only way.
B1,MODALITY/must,We must! There's no other option.
B1,MODALITY/must,He must! It's urgent.
B1,MODALITY/must,They must! It's for their safety.
B1,MODALITY/must,I must! It's the right thing to do.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must! It's the only solution.
B1,MODALITY/must,We must! It's our duty.
B1,MODALITY/must,He must! It's essential.
B1,MODALITY/must,Must be really difficult for you.
B1,MODALITY/must,Must be really important.
B1,MODALITY/must,Must be really busy.
B1,MODALITY/must,Must be really tired.
B1,MODALITY/must,Must be really stressful.
B1,MODALITY/must,Must be really happy.
B1,MODALITY/must,Must be really cold outside.
B1,MODALITY/must,Must be really hungry.
B1,MODALITY/must,Must be really excited.
B1,MODALITY/must,Must be really late.
B1,MODALITY/must,I must also finish my homework before going out.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must also be careful when crossing the street.
B1,MODALITY/must,She must also attend the meeting tomorrow.
B1,MODALITY/must,He must also complete the project by Friday.
B1,MODALITY/must,They must also bring their ID cards to the event.
B1,MODALITY/must,We must also clean the kitchen after dinner.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must also remember to lock the door.
B1,MODALITY/must,I must also call my parents tonight.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must be really tired after such a long journey.
B1,MODALITY/must,It must be difficult for you to work and study at the same time.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must be excited about your upcoming trip.
B1,MODALITY/must,It must be frustrating when the internet doesn't work.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must be hungry after not eating all day.
B1,MODALITY/must,It must be nice to have a day off from work.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must be worried about the exam results.
B1,MODALITY/must,It must be hard to live so far away from your family.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must be happy that the project is finally finished.
B1,MODALITY/must,It must be interesting to learn about a new culture.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must come to our party this weekend.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must join us for dinner tonight.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must visit us during your vacation.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must come to the exhibition with us.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must attend our wedding ceremony.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must come and try this new dish.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must join our book club meeting.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must come to the concert with us.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must visit our new office.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must come and meet our new baby.
B1,MODALITY/must,We must finish this project by tomorrow.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must listen to your teacher's instructions.
B1,MODALITY/must,They must attend the meeting on time.
B1,MODALITY/must,He must complete his homework before dinner.
B1,MODALITY/must,Everyone must follow the rules of the game.
B1,MODALITY/must,I must apologize for my mistake.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must take care of your health.
B1,MODALITY/must,She must study hard for the exam.
B1,MODALITY/must,This club has been opened for just two weeks. I mean we must see it.
B1,MODALITY/must,"We must do that again, don't you think?!"
B1,MODALITY/must,Rome is really fantastic and you must go there!
B1,MODALITY/must,You must try the new restaurant downtown; the food is amazing.
B1,MODALITY/must,We must attend the concert this weekend; it's going to be incredible.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must read this book; it's a real page-turner.
B1,MODALITY/must,We must visit the museum; it has an amazing collection.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must watch this movie; it's a classic.
B1,MODALITY/must,We must go hiking this weekend; the weather is perfect.
B1,MODALITY/must,You must try the local cuisine; it's delicious.
B2,MODALITY/must,"When I realized that he must have forgotten, I called him up."
B2,MODALITY/must,We had lots of fun learning how to ski. It was pretty hard at the beginning. I must have fallen about fifty times.
B2,MODALITY/must,She must have left early because her car was gone when I arrived.
B2,MODALITY/must,He must have studied hard for the exam; he got an A.
B2,MODALITY/must,They must have been really tired after that long hike.
B2,MODALITY/must,The restaurant must have closed early because it was empty when we got there.
B2,MODALITY/must,She must have missed the bus because she was late to the meeting.
B2,MODALITY/must,He must have lost his keys because he couldn't find them anywhere.
B2,MODALITY/must,They must have had a great time at the party; they were still talking about it the next day.
B2,MODALITY/must,She must have changed her mind because she didn't show up for the appointment.
B2,MODALITY/must,Must I inform the school about my absence in advance?
B2,MODALITY/must,Can I bring a friend to the party or must I come alone?
B2,MODALITY/must,How many hours must I work to get the full-time benefits?
B2,MODALITY/must,Must I pay the fee before the deadline or is there a grace period?
B2,MODALITY/must,Is there a dress code for the event or must I wear formal attire?
B2,MODALITY/must,Must I submit my project by Friday or can I extend the deadline?
B2,MODALITY/must,Can I use my phone during the exam or must I turn it off?
B2,MODALITY/must,How many pages must my essay be to meet the requirements?
B2,MODALITY/must,Must I attend the meeting in person or can I join virtually?
B2,MODALITY/must,Is it necessary to book tickets in advance or must I wait until the day of the event?
B2,MODALITY/must,"To sum up, we must all act immediately because the existence of humanity may be in danger."
B2,MODALITY/must,"But there is one, just one thing we must never forget: we have to be authentic."
B2,MODALITY/must,In addition I must strongly recommend you add something about nightlife.
B2,MODALITY/must,We must first understand the problem before we can propose a solution.
B2,MODALITY/must,You must always be prepared for unexpected challenges in life.
B2,MODALITY/must,He must really love her to go to such lengths for her.
B2,MODALITY/must,They must completely rethink their strategy if they want to succeed.
B2,MODALITY/must,"She must never reveal the secret to anyone, no matter what."
B2,MODALITY/must,We must entirely focus on our goals to achieve them.
B2,MODALITY/must,He must simply apologize and move on with his life.
B2,MODALITY/must,"On the other hand, you must admit that not all ready-made meals taste really good and often they are not as healthy as fresh ones."
B2,MODALITY/must,"However, I must admit that I completely agree with Chris and consider the mountain road too daring to try."
B2,MODALITY/must,"You must admit that the new design is quite innovative, even if it takes some getting used to."
B2,MODALITY/must,I must admit that the presentation was more engaging than I expected.
B2,MODALITY/must,You must admit that the team's performance has improved significantly over the past few months.
B2,MODALITY/must,"I must admit that the movie was better than I anticipated, despite the mixed reviews."
B2,MODALITY/must,You must admit that the argument for stricter regulations is quite compelling.
B2,MODALITY/must,"I must admit that the new policy has made things more efficient, even if it was a bit disruptive at first."
B2,MODALITY/must,You must admit that the chef's creativity in the kitchen is truly impressive.
B2,MODALITY/must,"I must admit that the customer service was surprisingly good, considering the negative feedback I had heard."
B2,MODALITY/must,She must have been really upset to leave so suddenly.
B2,MODALITY/must,They must have forgotten to lock the door when they left.
B2,MODALITY/must,He must have been exhausted after running that marathon.
B2,MODALITY/must,She must have known about the surprise party beforehand.
B2,MODALITY/must,They must have been really busy to cancel our meeting.
B2,MODALITY/must,He must have been nervous to speak in front of such a large audience.
B2,MODALITY/must,She must have been really happy to receive that promotion.
B2,MODALITY/must,They must have been really surprised to see us at their doorstep.
B2,MODALITY/must,"I must say, your presentation was absolutely outstanding."
B2,MODALITY/must,"I must say, the food at this restaurant is simply delicious."
B2,MODALITY/must,"I must say, your new hairstyle looks fantastic on you."
B2,MODALITY/must,"I must say, the service here is exceptionally good."
B2,MODALITY/must,"I must say, your garden is a true masterpiece."
B2,MODALITY/must,"I must say, the performance last night was mesmerizing."
B2,MODALITY/must,"I must say, your dedication to this project is truly impressive."
B2,MODALITY/must,"I must say, the view from this hotel room is breathtaking."
B2,MODALITY/must,"I must say, your outfit today is absolutely stunning."
B2,MODALITY/must,"I must say, the quality of your work is outstanding."
B2,MODALITY/must,Must I submit the report by Friday or can it be done next week?
B2,MODALITY/must,"Do I have to wear a suit to the interview, or is business casual acceptable?"
B2,MODALITY/must,"Is it necessary to book the hotel in advance, or can I do it when I arrive?"
B2,MODALITY/must,"Must I attend the meeting tomorrow, or can I send a representative?"
B2,MODALITY/must,"Do I need to provide a passport for identification, or will a driver's license suffice?"
B2,MODALITY/must,"Is it mandatory to take the entrance exam, or can I be exempted based on my previous qualifications?"
B2,MODALITY/must,"Must I notify the office if I'm going to be late, or is it okay to just show up later?"
B2,MODALITY/must,"Do I have to finish the project by the end of the month, or can I extend the deadline?"
B2,MODALITY/must,"Is it required to attend the orientation session, or can I skip it if I've been here before?"
B2,MODALITY/must,You must not smoke in the building.
B2,MODALITY/must,You must not park your car here.
B2,MODALITY/must,You must not enter the restricted area.
B2,MODALITY/must,You must not use your phone during the meeting.
B2,MODALITY/must,You must not feed the animals in the park.
B2,MODALITY/must,You must not leave your belongings unattended.
B2,MODALITY/must,You must not take pictures without permission.
B2,MODALITY/must,You must not litter in the park.
B2,MODALITY/must,You must not wear shoes inside the house.
B2,MODALITY/must,You must not speak loudly in the library.
C2,MODALITY/must,Must have been a long day.
C2,MODALITY/must,Must have been a mistake.
C2,MODALITY/must,Must have been a prank.
C2,MODALITY/must,Must have been a tough decision.
C2,MODALITY/must,Must have been a wild party.
C2,MODALITY/must,Must have been a busy week.
C2,MODALITY/must,Must have been a difficult journey.
C2,MODALITY/must,Must have been a stressful meeting.
C2,MODALITY/must,Must have been a great performance.
C2,MODALITY/must,Must have been a confusing situation.
C2,MODALITY/must,"Not only must she be punctual, but she must also be prepared."
C2,MODALITY/must,Never must he forget the lessons of the past.
C2,MODALITY/must,Nor must they compromise on the quality of the product.
C2,MODALITY/must,"Not only must we respect others, but we must also respect ourselves."
C2,MODALITY/must,Never must the truth be hidden from the public.
C2,MODALITY/must,Nor must the importance of education be underestimated.
C2,MODALITY/must,"Not only must the project be completed on time, but it must also be done with precision."
C2,MODALITY/must,Never must the sacrifices of our ancestors be forgotten.
C2,MODALITY/must,Nor must the rights of individuals be disregarded.
C2,MODALITY/must,"Not only must the regulations be followed, but they must also be enforced strictly."
C2,MODALITY/must,"She must not have been easy to deal with, considering the difficult circumstances she was in."
C2,MODALITY/must,"He must not have been easy to convince, given his strong beliefs on the matter."
C2,MODALITY/must,It must not have been easy for them to leave their home and start anew in a foreign country.
C2,MODALITY/must,"The project must not have been easy to complete, judging by the amount of time it took."
C2,MODALITY/must,"She must not have been easy to work with, as there were constant conflicts among the team."
C2,MODALITY/must,It must not have been easy for him to take on such a demanding role at such a young age.
C2,MODALITY/must,"The journey must not have been easy, considering the harsh weather conditions they faced."
C2,MODALITY/must,"He must not have been easy to persuade, as he remained firm in his decision despite all efforts."
C2,MODALITY/must,It must not have been easy for her to balance work and family life with such a busy schedule.
C2,MODALITY/must,"The task must not have been easy, as it required a high level of skill and expertise."
C2,MODALITY/must,There must certainly be other solutions to the problem of the need for space for new houses.
C2,MODALITY/must,Our team must absolutely prioritize the safety of all participants during the event.
C2,MODALITY/must,You must definitely consider the environmental impact of your business decisions.
C2,MODALITY/must,She must completely understand the consequences of her actions before proceeding.
C2,MODALITY/must,The committee must entirely focus on the long-term goals of the project.
C2,MODALITY/must,We must fully support the initiatives aimed at reducing carbon emissions.
C2,MODALITY/must,He must genuinely believe in the mission of the organization to be effective.
C2,MODALITY/must,They must clearly communicate their expectations to avoid misunderstandings.
C2,MODALITY/must,The proposal must precisely outline the steps needed to achieve the objectives.
C2,MODALITY/must,We must consistently adhere to the guidelines to maintain high standards.
B2,MODALITY/need,You needn't buy a new computer if your old one still works fine.
B2,MODALITY/need,You needn't attend the meeting if you have other important tasks.
B2,MODALITY/need,You needn't explain the situation again; I already understand.
B2,MODALITY/need,You needn't worry about the cost; it's already covered.
B2,MODALITY/need,You needn't bring a gift; your presence is enough.
B2,MODALITY/need,You needn't hurry; we have plenty of time.
B2,MODALITY/need,You needn't apologize; it was not your fault.
B2,MODALITY/need,You needn't wait for me; I'll catch up later.
B2,MODALITY/need,You needn't finish the report today; you can do it tomorrow.
B2,MODALITY/need,You needn't stress over the details; just focus on the main points.
B2,MODALITY/need,You needn't attend the meeting if you have other important work to do.
B2,MODALITY/need,She needn't bring her umbrella since it's not supposed to rain today.
B2,MODALITY/need,We needn't hurry; there's plenty of time before the movie starts.
B2,MODALITY/need,You needn't worry about the presentation; it's already been prepared.
B2,MODALITY/need,They needn't come early; the event doesn't start until 7 PM.
B2,MODALITY/need,We needn't bring snacks; there will be plenty provided.
B2,MODALITY/need,You needn't worry about the details; I'll take care of everything.
B2,MODALITY/need,He needn't bring his laptop; we'll be using the conference room computers.
B2,MODALITY/need,We needn't rush; the train leaves in two hours.
B2,MODALITY/need,You needn't worry about the cost; it's already covered.
C1,MODALITY/need,You needn't have waited for me.
C1,MODALITY/need,She needn't have worried about the exam.
C1,MODALITY/need,We needn't have booked the tickets in advance.
C1,MODALITY/need,He needn't have cooked such a big meal.
C1,MODALITY/need,They needn't have sent the invitation so early.
C1,MODALITY/need,I needn't have packed so many clothes.
C1,MODALITY/need,You needn't have called me so late.
C1,MODALITY/need,She needn't have driven all the way here.
C1,MODALITY/need,We needn't have brought so much food.
C2,MODALITY/need,Need you ask?
C2,MODALITY/need,Need I remind you of the consequences?
C2,MODALITY/need,Need I elaborate on this matter?
C2,MODALITY/need,Need I explain why this is important?
C2,MODALITY/need,Need you tell me how to do my job?
C2,MODALITY/need,Need I justify my actions to you?
C2,MODALITY/need,Need I spell it out for you?
C2,MODALITY/need,Need I make it any clearer?
C2,MODALITY/need,Need I go over this again?
C2,MODALITY/need,Need I stress the urgency of this situation?
C2,MODALITY/need,Need I remind you of the consequences?
C2,MODALITY/need,Need you be so pessimistic?
C2,MODALITY/need,Need I explain the obvious?
C2,MODALITY/need,Need you always be right?
C2,MODALITY/need,Need I spell it out for you?
C2,MODALITY/need,Need you take everything so personally?
C2,MODALITY/need,Need I say more?
C2,MODALITY/need,Need you doubt my intentions?
B1,MODALITY/ought,I think we ought to have a meeting to discuss this issue.
B1,MODALITY/ought,You ought to try the new restaurant downtown.
B1,MODALITY/ought,She ought to be more careful with her belongings.
B1,MODALITY/ought,We ought to finish this project by the end of the week.
B1,MODALITY/ought,He ought to apologize for his behavior.
B1,MODALITY/ought,They ought to consider the consequences before making a decision.
B1,MODALITY/ought,I ought to call my parents more often.
B1,MODALITY/ought,You ought to take a break and relax.
B1,MODALITY/ought,She ought to be proud of her achievements.
B1,MODALITY/ought,We ought to plan our trip in advance.
B1,MODALITY/ought,You ought to study harder if you want to pass the exam.
B1,MODALITY/ought,You ought to call your grandmother on her birthday.
B1,MODALITY/ought,You ought to wear a jacket; it's getting cold outside.
B1,MODALITY/ought,You ought to try that new restaurant downtown.
B1,MODALITY/ought,You ought to take a break and rest for a while.
B1,MODALITY/ought,You ought to apologize to your friend for being late.
B1,MODALITY/ought,You ought to save some money for your future.
B1,MODALITY/ought,You ought to drink more water to stay hydrated.
B1,MODALITY/ought,You ought to read that book; it's really interesting.
B1,MODALITY/ought,You ought to exercise regularly to stay healthy.
B2,MODALITY/ought,Otherwise some students would not get as much specialised help as they ought to.
B2,MODALITY/ought,We should ensure that everyone has access to the resources they ought to.
B2,MODALITY/ought,She didn't receive the support she ought to.
B2,MODALITY/ought,The team didn't perform as well as they ought to.
B2,MODALITY/ought,He didn't take the time he ought to.
B2,MODALITY/ought,They didn't provide the care that the patients ought to.
B2,MODALITY/ought,The project didn't meet the standards it ought to.
B2,MODALITY/ought,You didn't finish the task as quickly as you ought to.
B2,MODALITY/ought,The company didn't invest in the training its employees ought to.
B2,MODALITY/ought,The report didn't include all the details it ought to.
B2,MODALITY/ought,We ought to reduce our carbon footprint by using public transportation more often.
B2,MODALITY/ought,Children ought to learn about the importance of recycling from a young age.
B2,MODALITY/ought,Employees ought to be given the opportunity to work from home at least once a week.
B2,MODALITY/ought,Governments ought to invest more in renewable energy sources.
B2,MODALITY/ought,People ought to be more considerate of their neighbors by keeping noise levels down.
B2,MODALITY/ought,Students ought to take advantage of the resources available at their school library.
B2,MODALITY/ought,Companies ought to prioritize employee well-being by offering mental health support.
B2,MODALITY/ought,Communities ought to come together to support local businesses during tough times.
B2,MODALITY/ought,Consumers ought to be more aware of the environmental impact of their purchases.
B2,MODALITY/ought,Researchers ought to share their findings openly to advance scientific knowledge.
C1,MODALITY/ought,There ought to be more safety measures in place at the construction site.
C1,MODALITY/ought,"The restaurant had poor service, so there ought to be a review of the staff training."
C1,MODALITY/ought,"The park is always crowded, there ought to be more benches for people to sit on."
C1,MODALITY/ought,"The school library is outdated, there ought to be more funding for new books and resources."
C1,MODALITY/ought,"The traffic in the city is terrible, there ought to be better public transportation options."
C1,MODALITY/ought,"The office is too noisy, there ought to be more soundproofing to improve concentration."
C1,MODALITY/ought,"The museum lacks interactive exhibits, there ought to be more hands-on activities for visitors."
C1,MODALITY/ought,"The gym has limited equipment, there ought to be more variety to cater to different fitness levels."
C1,MODALITY/ought,"The neighborhood is unsafe at night, there ought to be more streetlights and security patrols."
C1,MODALITY/ought,"The conference room is too small, there ought to be a larger space for future meetings."
C1,MODALITY/ought,You really ought to take some time to consider the long-term consequences of your decision.
C1,MODALITY/ought,We really ought to address the issue of climate change before it's too late.
C1,MODALITY/ought,She really ought to apologize for her rude behavior at the meeting.
C1,MODALITY/ought,They really ought to invest more in renewable energy sources.
C1,MODALITY/ought,I really ought to finish this project before the deadline.
C1,MODALITY/ought,He really ought to consult a doctor about his persistent headaches.
C1,MODALITY/ought,You really ought to read the terms and conditions before signing the contract.
C1,MODALITY/ought,We really ought to plan a family vacation soon.
C1,MODALITY/ought,She really ought to practice more if she wants to improve her skills.
C1,MODALITY/ought,They really ought to consider the impact of their actions on the community.
C1,MODALITY/ought,The project team ought to have considered the environmental impact before starting construction.
C1,MODALITY/ought,The company ought to have provided more training for the new employees.
C1,MODALITY/ought,You ought to have warned me about the traffic on this route.
C1,MODALITY/ought,She ought to have taken her medication before the flight.
C1,MODALITY/ought,The committee ought to have reviewed the proposal more thoroughly.
C1,MODALITY/ought,They ought to have informed us about the changes in the schedule.
C1,MODALITY/ought,I ought to have saved more money for this trip.
C1,MODALITY/ought,The teacher ought to have given us more time to complete the assignment.
C1,MODALITY/ought,The manager ought to have addressed the issue with the staff earlier.
C1,MODALITY/ought,We ought to have checked the weather forecast before planning the outdoor event.
C1,MODALITY/ought,"The weather forecast predicts heavy rain, so you ought to bring an umbrella."
C1,MODALITY/ought,"Given the current economic situation, it ought to be clear that investing in renewable energy is a wise choice."
C1,MODALITY/ought,"With the deadline approaching, you ought to prioritize finishing your project."
C1,MODALITY/ought,"Considering the high crime rate in the area, you ought to be cautious when walking alone at night."
C1,MODALITY/ought,"The doctor advised that, due to your condition, you ought to avoid strenuous activities."
C1,MODALITY/ought,"Given the evidence presented, it ought to be obvious that the defendant is innocent."
C1,MODALITY/ought,"With the exam just a week away, you ought to start studying immediately."
C1,MODALITY/ought,The research indicates that a balanced diet ought to include a variety of fruits and vegetables.
C1,MODALITY/ought,"Considering the recent developments, it ought to be clear that the company needs to reevaluate its strategy."
C1,MODALITY/ought,"Given the complexity of the task, you ought to seek assistance from a professional."
C2,MODALITY/ought,they oughtn't forget to lock the door when they leave.
C2,MODALITY/ought,you oughtn't be so hard on yourself; everyone makes mistakes.
C2,MODALITY/ought,we oughtn't ignore the warning signs; it could be dangerous.
C2,MODALITY/ought,she oughtn't assume that everything will go smoothly.
C2,MODALITY/ought,he oughtn't take the risk; it's not worth the potential consequences.
C2,MODALITY/ought,they oughtn't rush into decisions without careful consideration.
C2,MODALITY/ought,you oughtn't neglect your health; it's the most important thing.
C2,MODALITY/ought,we oughtn't dismiss their concerns; they might be valid.
C2,MODALITY/ought,she oughtn't be so quick to judge others; everyone has their own story.
C2,MODALITY/ought,he oughtn't underestimate the competition; it's tougher than it looks.
C2,MODALITY/ought,You ought not to believe everything you read on the internet.
C2,MODALITY/ought,They ought not to have left the door unlocked.
C2,MODALITY/ought,We ought not to ignore the warning signs.
C2,MODALITY/ought,She ought not to be spending so much money on clothes.
C2,MODALITY/ought,He ought not to have said those things about his colleagues.
C2,MODALITY/ought,It ought not to be this difficult to find a good job.
C2,MODALITY/ought,They ought not to have ignored the doctor's advice.
C2,MODALITY/ought,We ought not to be wasting time on trivial matters.
C2,MODALITY/ought,She ought not to have taken the risk without consulting anyone.
C2,MODALITY/ought,He ought not to be blaming others for his own mistakes.
C2,MODALITY/ought,Ought we not to consider the consequences before making such a decision?
C2,MODALITY/ought,Ought he not to apologize for his behavior?
C2,MODALITY/ought,Ought they not to take responsibility for their actions?
C2,MODALITY/ought,Ought she not to be more careful with her words?
C2,MODALITY/ought,Ought we not to address the issue at hand?
C2,MODALITY/ought,Ought he not to understand the gravity of the situation?
C2,MODALITY/ought,Ought they not to prioritize the well-being of the community?
C2,MODALITY/ought,Ought she not to be held accountable for her mistakes?
C2,MODALITY/ought,Ought we not to reflect on the implications of our choices?
A2,MODALITY/shall,We shall meet at the park at 3 o'clock.
A2,MODALITY/shall,They shall arrive at the airport by 10 o'clock.
A2,MODALITY/shall,I shall call you later this afternoon.
A2,MODALITY/shall,She shall bring her lunch to work tomorrow.
A2,MODALITY/shall,He shall finish his homework before dinner.
A2,MODALITY/shall,We shall celebrate your birthday next week.
A2,MODALITY/shall,I shall visit my grandparents this weekend.
A2,MODALITY/shall,They shall complete the project by Friday.
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall we go for a walk after dinner?
A2,MODALITY/shall,What shall we do this weekend?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall I call you when I arrive?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall we have pizza for lunch?
A2,MODALITY/shall,What shall we watch on TV tonight?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall we start the meeting now?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall I bring a dessert to the potluck?
A2,MODALITY/shall,What shall we do about the broken window?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall we take the bus or walk to the museum?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall I help you with the groceries?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall I make you a cup of tea?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall I help you carry those bags?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall I call a taxi for you?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall I book a table for dinner?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall I pick you up from the station?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall I bring you some water?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall I lend you my umbrella?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall I show you the way to the park?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall we go for a walk in the park this afternoon?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall we have a picnic by the lake tomorrow?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall we watch a movie at home tonight?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall we visit the museum next weekend?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall we try that new Italian restaurant tonight?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall we go shopping this Saturday?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall we have dinner at my place tomorrow?
A2,MODALITY/shall,Shall we go to the beach this Sunday?
B1,MODALITY/shall,I promise that I shall complete the project by the end of the week.
B1,MODALITY/shall,We shall hold the meeting at the conference room at 10 AM.
B1,MODALITY/shall,I shall be arriving at the airport by 9 PM tonight.
B1,MODALITY/shall,The company shall announce the new policy next Monday.
B1,MODALITY/shall,I shall send you the report as soon as it is finished.
B1,MODALITY/shall,We shall celebrate our anniversary at the new restaurant downtown.
B1,MODALITY/shall,I shall attend the seminar on Friday and provide a summary afterwards.
B1,MODALITY/shall,The committee shall review the proposals and make a decision by next week.
B1,MODALITY/shall,I shall call you as soon as I arrive at the hotel.
B1,MODALITY/shall,We shall finalize the contract during our next meeting.
B1,MODALITY/shall,What shall I do if I lose my passport?
B1,MODALITY/shall,Shall I tell her the truth or keep it a secret?
B1,MODALITY/shall,I'm not sure which dress to wear. What shall I choose?
B1,MODALITY/shall,Shall I call the doctor or wait and see if it gets better?
B1,MODALITY/shall,What shall I cook for dinner tonight?
B1,MODALITY/shall,Shall I apply for this job or wait for another opportunity?
B1,MODALITY/shall,What shall I do to prepare for the interview?
B1,MODALITY/shall,Shall I take the bus or walk to the meeting?
C1,MODALITY/shall,"This way, students shall not die of boredom or feel that their stay was useless."
C1,MODALITY/shall,"Secondly, supplier contracts shall not be omitted."
C1,MODALITY/shall,"This is, as I mentioned in my letter, only in the event I shall not be able to pick you up at the airport."
C1,MODALITY/shall,The company shall not be held responsible for any damages caused by natural disasters.
C1,MODALITY/shall,Employees shall not use their personal devices for work-related tasks.
C1,MODALITY/shall,All documents shall not be shared with unauthorized personnel.
C1,MODALITY/shall,The project shall not proceed without the approval of the board.
C1,MODALITY/shall,Participants shall not bring outside food to the event.
C1,MODALITY/shall,The agreement shall not be binding if signed under duress.
C1,MODALITY/shall,The product shall not be sold to customers under the age of 18.
C1,MODALITY/shall,All employees shall report to the conference room by 9:00 AM for the mandatory safety briefing.
C1,MODALITY/shall,The board has decreed that all financial reports shall be submitted by the end of the month.
C1,MODALITY/shall,"In accordance with the new regulations, all shipments shall be inspected prior to departure."
C1,MODALITY/shall,It is hereby stated that all documentation shall be provided in triplicate.
C1,MODALITY/shall,The lease agreement stipulates that the tenant shall maintain the property in good condition.
C1,MODALITY/shall,All participants shall adhere to the code of conduct during the conference.
C1,MODALITY/shall,The terms of the contract explicitly state that payment shall be made within 30 days.
C1,MODALITY/shall,All applications shall be reviewed by the committee before any decisions are made.
C1,MODALITY/shall,The policy clearly outlines that all employees shall undergo regular training sessions.
C1,MODALITY/shall,The protocol requires that all samples shall be handled with utmost care.
C2,MODALITY/shall,"If the weather continues to be this bad, we shall have to cancel the event."
C2,MODALITY/shall,"If you don't follow the instructions, you shall face the consequences."
C2,MODALITY/shall,"If the negotiations fail, we shall have to consider other options."
C2,MODALITY/shall,"If you don't study for the exam, you shall fail."
C2,MODALITY/shall,"If the project is not completed on time, we shall lose the contract."
C2,MODALITY/shall,"If you don't apologize, you shall not be forgiven."
C2,MODALITY/shall,"If the situation doesn't improve, we shall have to take drastic measures."
C2,MODALITY/shall,"If you don't comply with the rules, you shall be expelled."
C2,MODALITY/shall,"As a result, our town shall have financial benefits, as people visiting the library will visit the city’s shops for their needs."
C2,MODALITY/shall,We shall probably have several years more to live.
C2,MODALITY/shall,The new policy shall bring about significant changes in the education system.
C2,MODALITY/shall,"By this time next year, the economy shall be in a much better state."
C2,MODALITY/shall,"If we invest wisely, our company shall grow exponentially."
C2,MODALITY/shall,"With the advancements in technology, we shall see more efficient healthcare solutions."
C2,MODALITY/shall,The peace talks shall lead to a lasting resolution in the region.
C2,MODALITY/shall,"By the end of the decade, renewable energy shall dominate the market."
C2,MODALITY/shall,"With proper planning, our community shall become a model for sustainable living."
C2,MODALITY/shall,The scientific breakthroughs shall revolutionize the way we understand the universe.
A2,MODALITY/should,You should come at 6 o'clock.
A2,MODALITY/should,Someday we should go there together.
A2,MODALITY/should,We should buy 2 tickets.
A2,MODALITY/should,You should try this restaurant.
A2,MODALITY/should,They should arrive soon.
A2,MODALITY/should,We should finish this project.
A2,MODALITY/should,You should wear a jacket today.
A2,MODALITY/should,She should call her friend.
A2,MODALITY/should,We should visit the museum next week.
A2,MODALITY/should,You should read this book.
A2,MODALITY/should,You shouldn't go out in the rain without an umbrella.
A2,MODALITY/should,She shouldn't eat too much junk food.
A2,MODALITY/should,They should not forget to bring their homework.
A2,MODALITY/should,We shouldn't leave the lights on when we leave the room.
A2,MODALITY/should,He should not drive so fast in this weather.
A2,MODALITY/should,You should not talk during the movie.
A2,MODALITY/should,I think they should not play in the street.
A2,MODALITY/should,It is important that you should not touch the hot stove.
A2,MODALITY/should,She should not be late for her appointment.
A2,MODALITY/should,They should not swim in the ocean alone.
A2,MODALITY/should,Should we bring our own food?
A2,MODALITY/should,Should I call a taxi?
A2,MODALITY/should,Should we wait for them?
A2,MODALITY/should,Should I bring a gift?
A2,MODALITY/should,Should we take the bus?
A2,MODALITY/should,Should I ask for directions?
A2,MODALITY/should,Should we go early?
A2,MODALITY/should,Should I bring an umbrella?
A2,MODALITY/should,Should we book a hotel?
A2,MODALITY/should,Should I prepare something to eat?
A2,MODALITY/should,"You should wear a coat, it's very cold outside."
A2,MODALITY/should,You should study hard for your exams.
A2,MODALITY/should,You should drink more water to stay healthy.
A2,MODALITY/should,You should call your friend to say hello.
A2,MODALITY/should,"You should clean your room, it's very messy."
A2,MODALITY/should,You should eat more vegetables for dinner.
A2,MODALITY/should,You should go to bed early tonight.
A2,MODALITY/should,You should take a break if you're tired.
A2,MODALITY/should,You should listen to your teacher in class.
A2,MODALITY/should,You should wash your hands before eating.
A2,MODALITY/should,We should go to the park after school.
A2,MODALITY/should,You should try this new restaurant.
A2,MODALITY/should,They should call their grandparents more often.
A2,MODALITY/should,I think we should start our homework early.
A2,MODALITY/should,You should wear a jacket; it's cold outside.
A2,MODALITY/should,We should invite our friends to the party.
A2,MODALITY/should,She should ask her teacher for help.
A2,MODALITY/should,You should drink more water every day.
B1,MODALITY/should,"We should go to the new restaurant tonight, shouldn't we?"
B1,MODALITY/should,"You should try the seafood pasta, shouldn't you?"
B1,MODALITY/should,"I should call my mom later, shouldn't I?"
B1,MODALITY/should,"We should take a break now, shouldn't we?"
B1,MODALITY/should,"You should wear a jacket, shouldn't you?"
B1,MODALITY/should,"I should finish this report today, shouldn't I?"
B1,MODALITY/should,"We should invite them to the party, shouldn't we?"
B1,MODALITY/should,"You should read this book, shouldn't you?"
B1,MODALITY/should,You should have called me earlier.
B1,MODALITY/should,We should have left the house by now.
B1,MODALITY/should,They should have finished the project.
B1,MODALITY/should,She should have studied harder for the test.
B1,MODALITY/should,He should have apologized for his mistake.
B1,MODALITY/should,You should have seen the look on her face.
B1,MODALITY/should,I should have known better than to trust him.
B1,MODALITY/should,We should have taken the other route.
B1,MODALITY/should,They should have told us about the change.
B1,MODALITY/should,You should have been more careful.
B1,MODALITY/should,I shouldn't have eaten so much cake last night.
B1,MODALITY/should,She realized she shouldn't have left her keys in the car.
B1,MODALITY/should,They shouldn't have gone to the party without telling anyone.
B1,MODALITY/should,He knew he shouldn't have stayed up so late playing video games.
B1,MODALITY/should,We shouldn't have bought that expensive gadget.
B1,MODALITY/should,You shouldn't have said those things to your boss.
B1,MODALITY/should,I shouldn't have borrowed money from him without asking.
B1,MODALITY/should,They shouldn't have walked home alone so late at night.
B1,MODALITY/should,She shouldn't have forgotten to bring her homework to class.
B1,MODALITY/should,You should drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.
B1,MODALITY/should,Children should play outside every day to stay healthy.
B1,MODALITY/should,We should recycle more to help the environment.
B1,MODALITY/should,Everyone should have access to clean water and sanitation.
B1,MODALITY/should,People should exercise regularly to maintain good health.
B1,MODALITY/should,Students should study hard to achieve good grades.
B1,MODALITY/should,Companies should invest in renewable energy to reduce their carbon footprint.
B1,MODALITY/should,Citizens should vote in elections to have their voices heard.
B1,MODALITY/should,It should be a good day!
B1,MODALITY/should,"The weather is still warm, so we should be able to visit the beaches and go sightseeing in the evenings."
B1,MODALITY/should,You should have received the email by now.
B1,MODALITY/should,They should arrive at the airport by 3 PM.
B1,MODALITY/should,The project should be completed by next week.
B1,MODALITY/should,We should see the results of the survey soon.
B1,MODALITY/should,The train should be here in about ten minutes.
B1,MODALITY/should,She should be home by now.
B1,MODALITY/should,The meeting should start in five minutes.
B1,MODALITY/should,The package should arrive tomorrow morning.
B1,MODALITY/should,You should have seen the look on his face when he found out.
B1,MODALITY/should,"You should have tasted the cake, it was delicious."
B1,MODALITY/should,You should have felt the cold wind that night.
B1,MODALITY/should,You should have been there to witness the moment.
B1,MODALITY/should,"You should have heard the music, it was incredible."
B1,MODALITY/should,"You should have seen the sunset, it was breathtaking."
B1,MODALITY/should,"You should have tried the food, it was amazing."
B1,MODALITY/should,You should have seen the size of the fish I caught.
B1,MODALITY/should,I should have studied harder for the exam.
B1,MODALITY/should,You should have told me about the party earlier.
B1,MODALITY/should,She should have called to cancel the meeting.
B1,MODALITY/should,They should have listened to the weather forecast.
B1,MODALITY/should,He should have apologized for his behavior.
B1,MODALITY/should,We should have booked the tickets in advance.
B1,MODALITY/should,It should have been obvious that he was lying.
B1,MODALITY/should,You should have seen the look on her face.
B1,MODALITY/should,I should have known better than to trust him.
B1,MODALITY/should,They should have left earlier to avoid the traffic.
B1,MODALITY/should,"Thank you for the flowers, you shouldn't have!"
B1,MODALITY/should,"Thank you for the book, you shouldn't have bought it."
B1,MODALITY/should,"Thank you for the card, you shouldn't have sent it."
B1,MODALITY/should,"Thank you for the chocolates, you shouldn't have!"
B1,MODALITY/should,"Thank you for the gift card, you shouldn't have given it."
B1,MODALITY/should,"Thank you for the tickets, you shouldn't have!"
B1,MODALITY/should,"Thank you for the scarf, you shouldn't have knitted it."
B1,MODALITY/should,"Thank you for the cake, you shouldn't have baked it."
B2,MODALITY/should,"Well, have you ever checked your blood pressure? I think you should."
B2,MODALITY/should,"John spent the rest of the day thinking about what he should do. In fact, he wanted to answer and meet her again, but he knew that he shouldn't."
B2,MODALITY/should,You should really see a doctor about that cough.
B2,MODALITY/should,She knew she shouldn't be eating so much junk food.
B2,MODALITY/should,"If you want to succeed, you should work harder."
B2,MODALITY/should,He shouldn't have said those things to his boss.
B2,MODALITY/should,You should take a break and relax for a while.
B2,MODALITY/should,She shouldn't be so hard on herself all the time.
B2,MODALITY/should,You should definitely try that new restaurant.
B2,MODALITY/should,He shouldn't have left the door unlocked.
B2,MODALITY/should,You should be preparing for the exam right now.
B2,MODALITY/should,We should be discussing this issue more thoroughly.
B2,MODALITY/should,They should be arriving at the airport any minute now.
B2,MODALITY/should,I think you should be focusing on your health first.
B2,MODALITY/should,She should be finishing her homework by now.
B2,MODALITY/should,We should be considering alternative solutions.
B2,MODALITY/should,He should be taking better care of his belongings.
B2,MODALITY/should,They should be celebrating their success tonight.
B2,MODALITY/should,You should be relaxing after such a long day.
B2,MODALITY/should,We should be planning our next vacation soon.
B2,MODALITY/should,The meeting should be starting in five minutes.
B2,MODALITY/should,The new policy should be taking effect next month.
B2,MODALITY/should,The repairs should be finishing by the end of the week.
B2,MODALITY/should,The flight should be landing at 3 PM.
B2,MODALITY/should,The project should be progressing smoothly.
B2,MODALITY/should,The party should be getting lively soon.
B2,MODALITY/should,The results should be coming in shortly.
B2,MODALITY/should,The traffic should be easing up during the evening.
B2,MODALITY/should,The presentation should be going well.
B2,MODALITY/should,The weather should be clearing up by tomorrow.
B2,MODALITY/should,Wild animals should be running free in their natural habitats.
B2,MODALITY/should,People who are sick should be staying at home to avoid spreading the virus.
B2,MODALITY/should,Companies should be investing in renewable energy sources.
B2,MODALITY/should,Students should be studying regularly to improve their grades.
B2,MODALITY/should,Drivers should be paying attention to the road at all times.
B2,MODALITY/should,Parents should be spending quality time with their children.
B2,MODALITY/should,Employees should be arriving at work on time every day.
B2,MODALITY/should,Citizens should be participating in community service activities.
B2,MODALITY/should,Teachers should be preparing their lessons thoroughly.
B2,MODALITY/should,Cyclists should be wearing helmets for safety.
C1,MODALITY/should,"If you should change your mind and prefer to take a taxi, you can do it outside the airport by calling this number: 3570."
C1,MODALITY/should,"If something should happen, call 112, the local alarm number."
C1,MODALITY/should,"If you should decide to visit the museum, be sure to check their opening hours beforehand."
C1,MODALITY/should,"If you should need any assistance, don't hesitate to ask the staff for help."
C1,MODALITY/should,"If you should feel unwell during the flight, notify the cabin crew immediately."
C1,MODALITY/should,"If you should encounter any problems with the booking, please contact our customer service."
C1,MODALITY/should,"If you should decide to cancel your trip, make sure to inform us at least 48 hours in advance."
C1,MODALITY/should,"If you should need directions, the receptionist will be happy to assist you."
C1,MODALITY/should,"If you should forget your passport, you won't be able to board the flight."
C1,MODALITY/should,"If you should run into any delays, let us know so we can adjust your reservation accordingly."
C1,MODALITY/should,"Should you encounter any difficulties, please inform us immediately."
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B1,MODALITY/used to,I used to play soccer every weekend.
B1,MODALITY/used to,She used to live in a small village.
B1,MODALITY/used to,We used to go hiking every summer.
B1,MODALITY/used to,He used to read books for hours.
B1,MODALITY/used to,They used to visit their grandparents every Sunday.
B1,MODALITY/used to,It used to rain a lot in the spring.
B1,MODALITY/used to,I used to have a pet rabbit.
B1,MODALITY/used to,She used to sing in the choir.
B1,MODALITY/used to,I didn't use to like spicy food.
B1,MODALITY/used to,She didn't used to go to the gym.
B1,MODALITY/used to,They didn't use to live in the city.
B1,MODALITY/used to,He didn't used to smoke.
B1,MODALITY/used to,We didn't use to travel much.
B1,MODALITY/used to,I didn't used to watch horror movies.
B1,MODALITY/used to,She didn't use to be so shy.
B1,MODALITY/used to,They didn't used to eat breakfast.
B1,MODALITY/used to,He didn't use to play soccer.
B1,MODALITY/used to,We didn't used to have a car.
B1,MODALITY/used to,"When I was a child, I used to go to a small school and I enjoyed it very much."
B1,MODALITY/used to,She used to come to my house and play computer games with me.
B1,MODALITY/used to,"I didn't use to laugh much but since the day we met, I'm always happy."
B1,MODALITY/used to,"We used to live in a big house with a garden, but now we live in an apartment."
B1,MODALITY/used to,"He used to smoke a lot, but he quit a few years ago."
B1,MODALITY/used to,"They used to go on long road trips every summer, but now they prefer staying home."
B1,MODALITY/used to,"I used to have a pet dog, but it passed away last year."
B1,MODALITY/used to,"She used to work as a teacher, but now she's a full-time mom."
B1,MODALITY/used to,"We used to spend weekends at the beach, but now we go hiking."
B1,MODALITY/used to,"I used to eat fast food every day, but now I prefer healthier options."
B2,MODALITY/used to,He doesn't spend as much time with his friends as he used to.
B2,MODALITY/used to,They don't go to the park as often as they used to.
B2,MODALITY/used to,She doesn't eat out as frequently as she used to.
B2,MODALITY/used to,I don't watch TV as much as I used to.
B2,MODALITY/used to,We don't have family dinners as regularly as we used to.
B2,MODALITY/used to,He doesn't play video games as much as he used to.
B2,MODALITY/used to,She doesn't read as many books as she used to.
B2,MODALITY/used to,They don't take vacations as often as they used to.
B2,MODALITY/used to,I don't exercise as much as I used to.
B2,MODALITY/used to,We don't meet up as often as we used to.
C1,MODALITY/used to,What did you use to do on weekends?
C1,MODALITY/used to,Where did they use to go for holidays?
C1,MODALITY/used to,How did we use to travel to work?
C1,MODALITY/used to,Why did he use to wake up so early?
C1,MODALITY/used to,Who did we use to play with as kids?
C1,MODALITY/used to,When did she use to visit her grandparents?
C1,MODALITY/used to,Which book did you use to read the most?
C1,MODALITY/used to,How much money did we use to spend on groceries?
C1,MODALITY/used to,What kind of music did they use to listen to?
C2,MODALITY/used to,"He left the city, as he used to, to find peace in the countryside."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"She wore her hair long and straight, as she used to, even after everyone else had started cutting it short."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"They moved to the suburbs, as they used to, seeking a quieter life away from the hustle and bustle."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"He still carried the old photo in his wallet, as he used to, even though it was worn and faded."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"She spoke softly and gently, as she used to, even in the face of harsh criticism."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"They walked along the same path by the river, as they used to, reminiscing about old times."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"He wrote letters to his friends, as he used to, before the age of instant messaging."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"She cooked elaborate meals for her family, as she used to, even though they often preferred takeout."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"He played the guitar every evening, as he used to, lost in the melodies of his youth."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"She read the same book over and over, as she used to, finding comfort in its familiar words."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"I used not to like spicy food, but now I can't get enough of it."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"She used not to travel much, but since retiring, she's visited over 20 countries."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"We used not to have a car, so we walked everywhere we went."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"He used not to be interested in sports, but now he plays soccer every weekend."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"They used not to celebrate holidays, but now they have a big family gathering every year."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"I used not to be able to cook, but now I make delicious meals for my family."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"She used not to speak English, but after living in the UK for a few years, her language skills have improved greatly."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"We used not to go to the beach often, but now it's our favorite weekend activity."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"He used not to be a morning person, but now he wakes up at 5 AM every day."
C2,MODALITY/used to,"They used not to believe in climate change, but recent events have changed their perspective."
A1,MODALITY/will,I will help you with your homework tonight.
A1,MODALITY/will,She will bring the cake to the party.
A1,MODALITY/will,They will go to the beach this weekend.
A1,MODALITY/will,He'll finish the project by Friday.
A1,MODALITY/will,We will meet at the park at 3 PM.
A1,MODALITY/will,I'll call you as soon as I get home.
A1,MODALITY/will,She will cook dinner for everyone.
A1,MODALITY/will,They will arrive at the airport at 10 AM.
A1,MODALITY/will,He'll send the report to your email.
A1,MODALITY/will,I will visit my grandparents this weekend.
A1,MODALITY/will,We'll have a picnic next Sunday.
A1,MODALITY/will,She will help me with my homework.
A1,MODALITY/will,They'll go to the park after school.
A1,MODALITY/will,I'll call you when I get home.
A1,MODALITY/will,He'll buy a new bike next month.
A1,MODALITY/will,We'll finish the project by Friday.
A1,MODALITY/will,I'll cook dinner tonight.
A2,MODALITY/will,"If it rains tomorrow, I will stay at home."
A2,MODALITY/will,"If you call me, I will pick up the phone."
A2,MODALITY/will,"If we have time, I will visit the museum."
A2,MODALITY/will,"If you need help, I will assist you."
A2,MODALITY/will,"If the weather is nice, I will go for a walk."
A2,MODALITY/will,"If you come early, I will wait for you."
A2,MODALITY/will,"If they don't arrive, I will call them."
A2,MODALITY/will,"If you forget your keys, I will let you in."
A2,MODALITY/will,"If the train is late, I will take a taxi."
A2,MODALITY/will,"If you want to join, I will include you."
A2,MODALITY/will,"Don't worry, you won't need anything apart from some pencils and your art book."
A2,MODALITY/will,I hope it will not be boring!
A2,MODALITY/will,She will not come to the party tonight.
A2,MODALITY/will,They will not be able to finish the project on time.
A2,MODALITY/will,He will not eat that kind of food.
A2,MODALITY/will,The weather will not be good for the picnic.
A2,MODALITY/will,We will not see each other this weekend.
A2,MODALITY/will,"It will not rain tomorrow, so we can go for a walk."
A2,MODALITY/will,You will not believe what happened at the meeting.
A2,MODALITY/will,The movie will not be released until next month.
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you come to the party?
A2,MODALITY/will,What time will the movie start?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you help me with my homework?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will it rain tomorrow?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you be my friend?
A2,MODALITY/will,What will we have for dinner?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you play with me?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you tell me a story?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you be at the meeting?
A2,MODALITY/will,What will you do this weekend?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you visit your grandparents this weekend?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you attend the meeting tomorrow?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you help me with the project?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you join us for dinner tonight?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you travel during the holidays?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you buy a new car soon?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you watch the game on TV?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you practice your guitar today?
A2,MODALITY/will,I will help you with your homework if you need it.
A2,MODALITY/will,She will lend you her book if you ask nicely.
A2,MODALITY/will,We will give you a ride to the airport tomorrow.
A2,MODALITY/will,He will make dinner for us tonight.
A2,MODALITY/will,They will watch the kids while we go out.
A2,MODALITY/will,I will buy the tickets for the movie this weekend.
A2,MODALITY/will,She will show you the way to the station.
A2,MODALITY/will,He will pick you up from the train station.
A2,MODALITY/will,We will bring dessert to the party tonight.
A2,MODALITY/will,I will fix your bike if you want me to.
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you help me with this?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you pass me the salt?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you join us for dinner?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you lend me your book?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you show me the way?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you turn off the light?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you call me later?
A2,MODALITY/will,Will you bring me a glass of water?
B1,MODALITY/will,We will have a team meeting at 10 AM tomorrow.
B1,MODALITY/will,The new product launch will take place on October 15th.
B1,MODALITY/will,She will arrive at the airport at 3 PM next Monday.
B1,MODALITY/will,"The company picnic will be held on Saturday, June 20th."
B1,MODALITY/will,He will give a presentation on the project next Wednesday.
B1,MODALITY/will,They will close the office for renovations starting next Friday.
B1,MODALITY/will,Our annual conference will be held in New York on November 5th.
B1,MODALITY/will,The movie premiere will happen on December 25th.
B1,MODALITY/will,She will start her new job on the first of next month.
B1,MODALITY/will,"I think the weather will be sunny tomorrow, won't it?"
B1,MODALITY/will,"She will probably pass the exam, won't she?"
B1,MODALITY/will,"They will definitely enjoy the movie, won't they?"
B1,MODALITY/will,"You will finish the project on time, won't you?"
B1,MODALITY/will,"The new restaurant will be very popular, won't it?"
B1,MODALITY/will,"He will need more help with his homework, won't he?"
B1,MODALITY/will,"We will have a great time at the party, won't we?"
B1,MODALITY/will,"The traffic will be heavy during rush hour, won't it?"
B1,MODALITY/will,"She will find a good job soon, won't she?"
B1,MODALITY/will,"They will arrive late for the meeting, won't they?"
B2,MODALITY/will,Will you please pass the salt?
B2,MODALITY/will,Will you please help me carry these bags?
B2,MODALITY/will,Will you please turn off the lights before you leave?
B2,MODALITY/will,Will you please explain the instructions again?
B2,MODALITY/will,Will you please call me when you arrive?
B2,MODALITY/will,Will you please bring me a glass of water?
B2,MODALITY/will,Will you please check the spelling in this document?
B2,MODALITY/will,Will you please lock the door on your way out?
C1,MODALITY/will,The children will always play in the park after school.
C1,MODALITY/will,He will usually take a walk in the morning to clear his mind.
C1,MODALITY/will,She will often visit her grandmother on weekends.
C1,MODALITY/will,They will typically have a meeting every Monday to discuss progress.
C1,MODALITY/will,He will usually order the same dish at the restaurant.
C1,MODALITY/will,She will often call her mother before going to bed.
C1,MODALITY/will,They will usually go to the beach during summer vacations.
C1,MODALITY/will,He will often read a book before sleeping.
C1,MODALITY/will,She will usually wear a dress on special occasions.
C1,MODALITY/will,He will often take a break after working for two hours.
C2,MODALITY/will,Indeed no one can imagine what children will do!
C2,MODALITY/will,That teenager will always be late for school.
C2,MODALITY/will,He will never listen to anyone's advice.
C2,MODALITY/will,She will spend all her money on unnecessary things.
C2,MODALITY/will,They will argue about the smallest issues.
C2,MODALITY/will,He will always find a way to avoid work.
C2,MODALITY/will,She will never admit when she's wrong.
C2,MODALITY/will,They will complain about everything.
C2,MODALITY/will,He will always try to take the easy way out.
C2,MODALITY/will,She will never follow the rules.
A1,MODALITY/would,I'd like to go to the park.
A1,MODALITY/would,I would like a cup of tea.
A1,MODALITY/would,She'd like to visit her grandparents.
A1,MODALITY/would,He would like to play football.
A1,MODALITY/would,They'd like to watch a movie.
A1,MODALITY/would,We would like to go shopping.
A1,MODALITY/would,I'd like to learn a new language.
A1,MODALITY/would,She would like to read a book.
A1,MODALITY/would,I would like to invite you to my birthday party on Friday.
A1,MODALITY/would,We would like to invite you to our wedding ceremony next month.
A1,MODALITY/would,I would like to invite you to join us for a picnic this weekend.
A1,MODALITY/would,We would like to invite you to a movie night at our place.
A1,MODALITY/would,I would like to invite you to a barbecue at my house next Saturday.
A1,MODALITY/would,We would like to invite you to a garden party on Sunday afternoon.
A1,MODALITY/would,I would like to invite you to a coffee morning at my house.
A1,MODALITY/would,We would like to invite you to a dinner party next Friday.
A1,MODALITY/would,I would like to go to the park on Sunday.
A1,MODALITY/would,She would like to have a cup of coffee.
A1,MODALITY/would,He would like to visit his grandparents next weekend.
A1,MODALITY/would,They would like to watch a movie tonight.
A1,MODALITY/would,We would like to order pizza for dinner.
A1,MODALITY/would,You would like to try the new ice cream flavor.
A1,MODALITY/would,I would like to buy a new book.
A1,MODALITY/would,She would like to take a walk after lunch.
A2,MODALITY/would,I'd like to visit Paris someday.
A2,MODALITY/would,She would enjoy a cup of tea.
A2,MODALITY/would,We would prefer to stay at home.
A2,MODALITY/would,He'd be happy to help you.
A2,MODALITY/would,They would love to go on a trip.
A2,MODALITY/would,I would choose the blue dress.
A2,MODALITY/would,You would enjoy this movie.
A2,MODALITY/would,We'd like to order pizza.
A2,MODALITY/would,You wouldn't like that movie.
A2,MODALITY/would,She would not come to the party.
A2,MODALITY/would,They wouldn't help us with the project.
A2,MODALITY/would,We would not go to the beach today.
A2,MODALITY/would,He wouldn't eat the vegetables.
A2,MODALITY/would,I would not buy that car.
A2,MODALITY/would,They would not finish the work on time.
A2,MODALITY/would,She wouldn't tell us the secret.
A2,MODALITY/would,"Sarah, would you like to play tennis this evening?"
A2,MODALITY/would,I'm going to a concert on Saturday. Would you like to go with me?
A2,MODALITY/would,"I want to watch the film, would you like to come with me?"
A2,MODALITY/would,Would you like to join us for dinner tonight?
A2,MODALITY/would,We're having a picnic tomorrow. Would you like to come?
A2,MODALITY/would,Would you like to go shopping with me this afternoon?
A2,MODALITY/would,I'm planning a trip to the beach. Would you like to join us?
A2,MODALITY/would,Would you like to have coffee with me after work?
A2,MODALITY/would,We're organizing a game night. Would you like to participate?
A2,MODALITY/would,Would you like to go for a walk in the park later?
A2,MODALITY/would,I was thinking of painting my bedroom blue. It would look awesome.
A2,MODALITY/would,It would be fun there.
A2,MODALITY/would,"If I had a car, I would drive to work every day."
A2,MODALITY/would,She would be happy if she won the lottery.
A2,MODALITY/would,"If I were you, I would study harder for the test."
A2,MODALITY/would,They would go to the beach if it wasn't raining.
A2,MODALITY/would,"If I could fly, I would visit my grandmother every weekend."
A2,MODALITY/would,He would buy a new house if he had enough money.
A2,MODALITY/would,"If I had more time, I would read more books."
A2,MODALITY/would,She would love to travel the world if she could.
A2,MODALITY/would,It would be great if you could help me with my homework.
A2,MODALITY/would,It would be fun to go to the park this afternoon.
A2,MODALITY/would,It would be helpful if you explained the instructions again.
A2,MODALITY/would,It would be interesting to visit the museum next weekend.
A2,MODALITY/would,It would be nice if we had some ice cream after dinner.
A2,MODALITY/would,It would be useful if you brought your notebook to class.
A2,MODALITY/would,It would be exciting if we went to the beach tomorrow.
A2,MODALITY/would,"It would be better if you wore a jacket, it's cold outside."
A2,MODALITY/would,It would be a good idea to finish your project early.
A2,MODALITY/would,It would be wonderful if we could all go out for dinner together.
A2,MODALITY/would,I would prefer to go to the park instead of the museum.
A2,MODALITY/would,She would like to travel to Japan next year.
A2,MODALITY/would,I'd love to have pizza for dinner tonight.
A2,MODALITY/would,He would enjoy playing soccer with his friends.
A2,MODALITY/would,I would rather stay home and watch a movie.
A2,MODALITY/would,They would prefer to visit the beach in the morning.
A2,MODALITY/would,I'd like to try the new restaurant downtown.
A2,MODALITY/would,She would rather read a book than watch TV.
A2,MODALITY/would,I would love to go on a road trip this summer.
A2,MODALITY/would,He would prefer to study at the library instead of at home.
B1,MODALITY/would,"If you were to ask me, I would say it's a good idea to save money."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If I had the choice, I would choose to travel more."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If you were in my shoes, I would recommend taking that job."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If I were to win the lottery, I would donate some money to charity."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If you were to study harder, you would get better grades."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If I were you, I would apologize to her."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If I had the opportunity, I would visit Japan."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If you were to move to the city, you would have more job opportunities."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If I were to choose, I would pick the red one."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If you were to ask for my advice, I would suggest starting early."
B1,MODALITY/would,I did not think my friend Janis would have done that.
B1,MODALITY/would,That answer would have changed my life.
B1,MODALITY/would,"If I had known, I would have told you."
B1,MODALITY/would,She would have gone to the party if she hadn't been sick.
B1,MODALITY/would,He would have helped us if he had been there.
B1,MODALITY/would,They would have finished the project on time if they had worked harder.
B1,MODALITY/would,"I would have called you, but I lost your number."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If it hadn't rained, we would have had a picnic."
B1,MODALITY/would,She would have passed the exam if she had studied more.
B1,MODALITY/would,He would have been happy if he had received the news earlier.
B1,MODALITY/would,"If you hadn't reminded me, I wouldn't have remembered the meeting."
B1,MODALITY/would,She would not have passed the exam without studying hard.
B1,MODALITY/would,He wouldn't have known the answer if she hadn't told him.
B1,MODALITY/would,We wouldn't have found the hotel if the GPS hadn't guided us.
B1,MODALITY/would,They would not have finished the project on time without the extra help.
B1,MODALITY/would,I wouldn't have understood the instructions without your explanation.
B1,MODALITY/would,She would not have been able to attend the event without the invitation.
B1,MODALITY/would,He wouldn't have made the mistake if he had been more careful.
B1,MODALITY/would,Would you mind closing the door?
B1,MODALITY/would,Could you help me with this project?
B1,MODALITY/would,Would you like to join us for dinner?
B1,MODALITY/would,"Can you explain that again, please?"
B1,MODALITY/would,Would you prefer tea or coffee?
B1,MODALITY/would,Could you pass me the salt?
B1,MODALITY/would,Would you be interested in going to the movies?
B1,MODALITY/would,Can you tell me the time?
B1,MODALITY/would,Would you like some more dessert?
B1,MODALITY/would,Could you lend me your pen?
B1,MODALITY/would,I would really like to visit that museum if I have the time.
B1,MODALITY/would,She would probably agree to the plan if we explain it properly.
B1,MODALITY/would,He would certainly help you if you asked him.
B1,MODALITY/would,We would definitely go to the concert if tickets were available.
B1,MODALITY/would,I would probably stay at home if the weather is bad.
B1,MODALITY/would,They would really appreciate it if you sent them a message.
B1,MODALITY/would,I would certainly recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting the city.
B1,MODALITY/would,She would definitely enjoy the movie if she watched it.
B1,MODALITY/would,He would probably be interested in the job if he knew about it.
B1,MODALITY/would,We would really appreciate your help if you could assist us.
B1,MODALITY/would,"I've just bought a new dress, and a beautiful black T-shirt. When I saw them, I thought they would be great for tonight's party."
B1,MODALITY/would,"We thought that the film would be horrible because of the title but when the film started, the story was beautiful and Mauricio and I liked it a lot."
B1,MODALITY/would,And she asked me if I would play the game with her against her cousin and her friend on Saturday.
B1,MODALITY/would,"When we planned our trip, we thought the weather would be perfect for hiking."
B1,MODALITY/would,She told me she would call me later to discuss the details.
B1,MODALITY/would,"I didn't know if I would have time to finish the project, so I started early."
B1,MODALITY/would,He said he would bring the snacks for the movie night.
B1,MODALITY/would,"We were worried that the train would be late, but it arrived on time."
B1,MODALITY/would,She promised she would help me with my homework after dinner.
B1,MODALITY/would,"They thought the concert would be sold out, so they bought tickets in advance."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If I had known you were coming, I would have baked a cake."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If it hadn't rained, we would have had a picnic in the park."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If I had won the lottery, I would have bought a big house."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If she had studied harder, she would have passed the exam."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If we had left earlier, we wouldn't have missed the train."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If he had listened to his doctor, he wouldn't have had that surgery."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If I had more money, I would have traveled to Japan."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If they had arrived on time, they would have seen the show."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If I had taken the other job, I would be living in a different city."
B1,MODALITY/would,"If she hadn't been so tired, she would have gone to the party."
B1,MODALITY/would,I'd advise you to take a break and relax for a while.
B1,MODALITY/would,"If I were you, I'd imagine living in a quiet countryside."
B1,MODALITY/would,I'd recommend trying the new restaurant downtown.
B1,MODALITY/would,I'd say that you should consider their suggestions carefully.
B1,MODALITY/would,"If you ask me, I'd advise going for the cheaper option."
B1,MODALITY/would,I'd recommend that you visit the museum this weekend.
B1,MODALITY/would,I'd say that you should wait a bit before making a decision.
B1,MODALITY/would,"If you're unsure, I'd advise talking to a professional."
B1,MODALITY/would,I'd recommend reading the reviews before booking the hotel.
B1,MODALITY/would,I'd say that you should focus on your studies for now.
B1,MODALITY/would,"Would you mind passing the salt, please?"
B1,MODALITY/would,Would you mind helping me with this heavy bag?
B1,MODALITY/would,Would you mind if I borrowed your pen for a moment?
B1,MODALITY/would,Would you mind turning down the music a little?
B1,MODALITY/would,Would you mind waiting for me outside the office?
B1,MODALITY/would,Would you mind if we rescheduled the meeting to tomorrow?
B1,MODALITY/would,Would you mind checking the spelling in this document?
B1,MODALITY/would,Would you mind if I used your phone for a quick call?
B1,MODALITY/would,Would you mind if I opened the window for some fresh air?
B1,MODALITY/would,Would you mind if we took a short break before continuing?
B1,MODALITY/would,She accepted the invitation and she said that she would come on the 21st of June.
B1,MODALITY/would,I felt better when he said that he would be in Fenerbahce.
B1,MODALITY/would,He told me I would like it and he was right!
B1,MODALITY/would,She promised that she would visit her grandmother next weekend.
B1,MODALITY/would,He said that he would help me with my homework if I needed it.
B1,MODALITY/would,She mentioned that she would attend the meeting tomorrow.
B1,MODALITY/would,He assured me that he would call me as soon as he arrived.
B1,MODALITY/would,She said that she would send the report by the end of the day.
B1,MODALITY/would,He mentioned that he would be free to meet on Friday.
B1,MODALITY/would,She told me that she would bring the cake for the party.
B1,MODALITY/would,She wouldn't share her toys with her little brother when they were kids.
B1,MODALITY/would,"He wouldn't help with the chores, even though he promised to."
B1,MODALITY/would,They wouldn't let us in the club because we were underage.
B1,MODALITY/would,"The teacher wouldn't accept late assignments, no matter how much we begged."
B1,MODALITY/would,"She wouldn't eat the food at the restaurant, saying it wasn't to her taste."
B1,MODALITY/would,"He wouldn't listen to anyone's advice, and he ended up making a big mistake."
B1,MODALITY/would,The company wouldn't hire her because she didn't have enough experience.
B1,MODALITY/would,"She wouldn't go to the party, even though everyone else was going."
B2,MODALITY/would,"Every weekend, we would visit my grandparents' house and have a big family dinner."
B2,MODALITY/would,"When I was a child, my father would tell me bedtime stories every night."
B2,MODALITY/would,"On Sundays, my friends and I would play soccer in the park for hours."
B2,MODALITY/would,"During the summer, we would often go camping and explore the nearby forests."
B2,MODALITY/would,"In high school, I would wake up early to study before going to class."
B2,MODALITY/would,My mother would bake fresh cookies every Saturday afternoon.
B2,MODALITY/would,"When it rained, my brother and I would build forts out of blankets and pillows."
B2,MODALITY/would,"In the evenings, my grandfather would sit on the porch and watch the sunset."
B2,MODALITY/would,"At parties, my sister would always be the first one to start dancing."
C1,MODALITY/would,"Considering the aspects of our education system, and the results of my research, I would strongly recommend the following changes to be made."
C1,MODALITY/would,Because of her wide and excellent experience with small children I believe that Nascha would easily fit into a family with small children.
C1,MODALITY/would,"In light of the recent economic downturn, the government would actually need to reconsider its current fiscal policies."
C1,MODALITY/would,"If given the opportunity, I would gladly accept the position of project manager."
C1,MODALITY/would,"Under normal circumstances, I would absolutely refuse to participate in such an event."
C1,MODALITY/would,"Given the current situation, we would especially appreciate any assistance you can provide."
C1,MODALITY/would,"If it weren't for the pandemic, I would actually consider traveling overseas next summer."
C1,MODALITY/would,"In a different context, I would strongly advise against making such a decision."
C1,MODALITY/would,"With the right resources, she would easily accomplish the task within the given timeframe."
C1,MODALITY/would,"In a more relaxed environment, I would gladly engage in a lengthy conversation about this topic."
C2,MODALITY/would,I would undoubtedly appreciate your help in this matter.
C2,MODALITY/would,She would possibly attend the event if she finishes her work on time.
C2,MODALITY/would,He would normally go for a run in the morning before breakfast.
C2,MODALITY/would,I would personally recommend this restaurant for its excellent service.
C2,MODALITY/would,They would eventually succeed in their business venture with hard work.
C2,MODALITY/would,He would obviously notice if something was out of place.
C2,MODALITY/would,The project would significantly benefit from additional funding.
C2,MODALITY/would,We would inevitably face challenges on the road to success.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,It is probably the best option for you.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,You should definitely try the new restaurant.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,She is usually very punctual.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,They are probably going to win the game.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,It's definitely worth the effort.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,He is usually very helpful.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,We are probably going to the beach this weekend.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,It's definitely not going to rain today.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,She is usually very creative.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,They are probably going to arrive late.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,Maybe you left your keys on the counter.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,Perhaps we should go to the beach this weekend.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,Maybe he will come to the party tonight.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,Perhaps they are still at the office.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,Maybe it's raining outside.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,Perhaps she forgot to call you back.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,Maybe we can have lunch together tomorrow.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,Perhaps the meeting has been postponed.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,Maybe he is just running late.
A2,MODALITY/adverbs,Perhaps they will arrive soon.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,I will absolutely attend the meeting tomorrow.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,She completely forgot about the party.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,He usually arrives early at the office.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,They rarely go out to eat during the week.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,We frequently visit our grandparents on weekends.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,She always helps her friends when they need it.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,He never misses a day of work.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,They occasionally take a break for lunch.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,She constantly checks her phone for messages.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,He often practices his guitar in the evenings.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,You can definitely improve your English if you practice every day.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,She might probably not come to the party tonight.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,We should definitely try that new restaurant downtown.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,He could maybe help you with your homework if you ask nicely.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,They would probably enjoy the movie more if they watched it in the theater.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,You can surely achieve your goals if you work hard.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,She should probably call ahead to make sure the store is open.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,He might definitely need some help with the project.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,We would certainly appreciate it if you could attend the meeting.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,You can probably find the answer in the textbook.
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,Could I possibly borrow your car for the weekend?
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,Could you possibly help me with this project?
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,Could we possibly reschedule the meeting for tomorrow?
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,Could you possibly explain that concept again?
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,Could I possibly have a moment of your time?
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,Could you possibly send me the report by Friday?
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,Could we possibly meet earlier than planned?
B1,MODALITY/adverbs,Could you possibly provide more details on this issue?
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Just because someone is rich doesn't necessarily mean they are happy.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Not necessarily everyone who studies hard will achieve good grades.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Being popular doesn't necessarily guarantee success in life.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Just because a product is expensive doesn't necessarily mean it's better quality.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Not necessarily all artists are introverts; some are quite outgoing.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Winning a competition doesn't necessarily mean you are the best; luck can play a role.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Not necessarily every vegetarian diet is healthy; it depends on the food choices.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Being a leader doesn't necessarily mean you have all the answers; it's about guiding others.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Not necessarily all cultures celebrate Christmas in the same way.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Just because someone is quiet doesn't necessarily mean they have nothing to say.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,"Presents. Strips, bows, paper-wrapping. Thinking of Christmas? Not necessarily."
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Do you think this trend will continue? Not necessarily.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Is he always late? Not necessarily.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Are you implying that I'm wrong? Not necessarily.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Does this mean we have to cancel the event? Not necessarily.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Is this the only solution? Not necessarily.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Do you think it's going to rain tomorrow? Not necessarily.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Are you saying I can't trust him? Not necessarily.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Is this the final decision? Not necessarily.
C1,MODALITY/adverbs,Do you believe everything you read online? Not necessarily.
C2,MODALITY/adverbs,Is the answer correct? Certainly.
C2,MODALITY/adverbs,Will we succeed? Absolutely.
C2,MODALITY/adverbs,Do you believe in him? Undoubtedly.
C2,MODALITY/adverbs,Is this the right decision? Surely.
C2,MODALITY/adverbs,Will it rain tomorrow? Probably.
C2,MODALITY/adverbs,Is he coming? Definitely.
C2,MODALITY/adverbs,Is this the best choice? Certainly.
C2,MODALITY/adverbs,Will she understand? Surely.
C2,MODALITY/adverbs,Is this accurate? Definitely.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,A cat is sleeping on the chair.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The book is on the table.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,These flowers are beautiful.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Many people are at the party.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Her dog is very friendly.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Some apples are in the basket.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The car is parked outside.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Our house is big.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Those trees are tall.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The children are playing in the park.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,A big dog is running in the park.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The red car is parked outside.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Many tall buildings are in the city.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Our new house is very nice.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Several small children are playing.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The green apple is on the table.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Some old books are on the shelf.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Happy children play in the park.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Beautiful flowers bloom in the garden.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Big cars drive on the highway.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Small birds sing in the trees.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Old friends meet at the cafe.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Fast trains travel across the country.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Red apples grow on the tree.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Young students study in the classroom.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Bright stars shine in the sky.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Tall buildings line the street.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,school bus
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,coffee cup
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,computer desk
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,book store
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,flower garden
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,dog house
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,shoe rack
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,kitchen table
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,car park
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases,ice cream cone
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The weather was so cold.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The information was very useful.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The music was great.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The homework was difficult.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The coffee was hot.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The advice was helpful.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The snow was deep.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The news was shocking.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The research was interesting.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The air was fresh.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,There are so many shops.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,You can play games.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,Eat food like Chinese food.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,I had so much fun!
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,I spent too much money.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"Five hundred euros, but I don’t mind."
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,Because they are beautiful!
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,I visited a lot of museums.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,And I went shopping.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,All of our classmates were there.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,I bought a beautiful pink skirt and a white top.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,Lysiane is taller than me and she has short black hair.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,It is a beautiful old city and there is the old wall around the city.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,I left my small white bag.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"Don't forget to wear old, comfortable clothes."
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,She has a big red apple and a small green one.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The old wooden table is in the corner of the room.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,He brought a large black suitcase and a small blue backpack.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The new blue car is parked outside the house.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,We saw a tall green tree and a short brown one.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The new restaurant just opened, which is getting great reviews."
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"He bought a new car, which is very expensive."
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"My sister lives in Paris, which is a beautiful city."
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"We went to the museum, which has an amazing collection of art."
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The book you recommended, which was very interesting, arrived today."
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The park is very close to our house, which is convenient."
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"They visited the Grand Canyon, which is one of the natural wonders of the world."
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The movie we watched last night, which was a thriller, kept us on the edge of our seats."
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The company just released a new product, which is expected to be very popular."
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The book which I borrowed from the library is very interesting.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The restaurant that we went to last night was amazing.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The movie which we watched together was really scary.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The flowers that you gave me are still blooming.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The car that my dad bought last month is very fast.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The park where we had a picnic is very beautiful.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The song that everyone is talking about is very catchy.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The dress that she wore to the party was stunning.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The laptop that I use for work is very efficient.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The ice cream that we bought was incredibly delicious.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,It's my teacher's book.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,I borrowed my friend's bike.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,This is the cat's toy.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,She wore her mother's dress.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,He is reading his brother's magazine.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The dog's leash is on the floor.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,They visited the museum's gift shop.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,I need to return the library's book.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The baby's bottle is in the kitchen.
A2,NOUNS/noun phrases,We saw a bird's nest in the tree.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The Northeast is famous for its white sandy beaches and coconut trees.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"Last weekend, I went to São Paulo to buy winter clothes, including a white hooded jacket and a blue scarf."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"Inside, there were three samples of a nasty purple liquid."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,I know your company is offering an exciting new service in our area.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"He had beautiful green eyes and short, curly red hair, wearing an elegant black suit with a red tie."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,You can walk along the streets and eat typical Spanish food in good restaurants.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The park has a large, shady oak tree and a beautiful, colorful flower garden."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"She bought a small, red leather bag and a pair of comfortable, black walking shoes."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The museum displayed an ancient, golden statue and a large, intricate tapestry."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"He drove a fast, red sports car and wore a stylish, blue blazer."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The extremely beautiful sunset painted the sky.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,She wore a very pretty dress to the party.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,He bought a surprisingly expensive car.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,They found a completely empty parking lot.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The highly skilled surgeon performed the operation.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,We saw a completely different side of the city.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The very old book was a treasure.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,She made a really delicious cake.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The incredibly talented musician played the piano.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,He wrote a very interesting article.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,It was so terrible because I've never been in such a terrible situation.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,So it was really funny to hear from her after such a long time.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Thank you for giving me such a fantastic birthday present.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"Also, we both liked to read and that was why we were such good friends."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,I had never worn such high heels before.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,She received such beautiful flowers from her admirers.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,They faced such difficult challenges during their journey.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,He made such delicious meals every day.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,We encountered such friendly people on our trip.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The movie had such exciting scenes that I couldn't take my eyes off the screen.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The book on the table belongs to my sister.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,A man with a hat entered the room.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,She bought a house near the beach.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The teacher with glasses gave us homework.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,I found a key under the sofa.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The car in the garage needs repairs.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,A dog with a collar ran past me.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The painting above the fireplace is very old.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The park with the fountain is my favorite place.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The woman at the counter helped me find my way.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,It was the most beautiful sunset I have ever witnessed.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The most delicious meal I've ever had was at that new restaurant.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,She is the kindest person I have ever met.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,This is the most exciting project I've ever worked on.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,He is the most talented musician I've ever heard.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The most challenging puzzle I've ever solved was this one.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,It was the most memorable trip I've ever taken.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,She is the most inspiring teacher I've ever had.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,This is the most comfortable chair I've ever sat in.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,He is the most reliable friend I've ever known.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,I need to stop by the grocery store's.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Let's meet at the coffee shop's.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,I left my keys at the office's.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,She's waiting for you at the park's.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,We can have lunch at the deli's.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,A friend of mine recommended this restaurant.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The success of theirs is inspiring to many.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,I found a book of yours in the library.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The idea of theirs is quite innovative.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,A neighbor of mine is moving to Australia.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The painting of hers is on display at the gallery.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,I borrowed a pen of yours yesterday.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The story of ours is still untold.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,A colleague of mine is organizing a charity event.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The decision of theirs was unexpected.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,She is a friend of my sister.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,They are friends of my parents.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,He is a friend of my brother.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,I just thought they were friends of my colleague who were going to visit her.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,She is a friend of my cousin.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,They are friends of my aunt.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,He is a friend of my boss.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,I just thought they were friends of my teacher who were going to visit him.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The subject of my teacher's lecture was ancient history.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The color of the sky's reflection in the lake was stunning.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The design of the artist's latest painting is truly unique.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The title of the author's new book is quite intriguing.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The taste of the chef's special dish was unforgettable.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The sound of the orchestra's performance was mesmerizing.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The style of the designer's new collection is very modern.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The texture of the fabric's feel is incredibly soft.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The scent of the florist's bouquet was delightful.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The size of the building's structure is quite impressive.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"John, my best friend, is coming to visit this weekend."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The capital of France, Paris, is known for its beautiful architecture."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"My favorite book, ""To Kill a Mockingbird,"" is a classic novel."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The company's CEO, Mr. Smith, announced a new policy today."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"Our neighbor, Mrs. Johnson, is a kind and helpful person."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The main character, Harry Potter, goes on many adventures."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The movie, ""Inception,"" is a mind-bending thriller."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The museum, the Louvre, houses thousands of artworks."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The professor, Dr. Brown, teaches a fascinating course on history."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The city, New York, never sleeps."
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Someone interesting came to the party.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,We need something cold to drink.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,There is nothing important to discuss.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Anyone willing can join the game.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,They found something strange in the attic.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Everyone happy should clap their hands.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Nobody brave enough tried the roller coaster.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,I want something sweet for dessert.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,Anyone available can help with the project.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,There was nothing unusual about the event.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The thing that surprised me the most was her sudden resignation.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The thing I love about this city is its vibrant nightlife.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The thing that impressed me most was his dedication to the project.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The thing I miss the most is our long conversations.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The thing that made me happy today was receiving a letter from an old friend.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The thing I find most challenging is balancing work and personal life.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The thing that stands out to me is the beautiful architecture.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The thing I appreciate most is your constant support.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The thing that worries me is the rising cost of living.
B1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The thing I dislike about this place is the constant noise.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The car belongs to a friend of my sister's.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,She borrowed a book from a friend of her brother's.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The party was at a friend of my cousin's house.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,He got a job through a friend of his uncle's.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The dress was a gift from a friend of my mother's.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,We stayed at a friend of my colleague's apartment.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The restaurant was recommended by a friend of my sister's.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The project was inspired by a friend of my mentor's.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,She met her husband through a friend of her cousin's.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The concert tickets were from a friend of my brother's.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The students' books were left on the teachers' desks.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The children's toys were scattered all over the living room's floor.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The employees' desks were cluttered with papers and office supplies.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The tourists' cameras were capturing the beauty of the city's landmarks.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The athletes' uniforms were hanging in the locker room's lockers.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The guests' coats were neatly arranged in the hall's coat rack.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The shoppers' bags were filled with items from the store's sale.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The voters' ballots were being counted in the election's results room.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The musicians' instruments were tuned and ready for the concert's performance.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The pets' bowls were filled with food and water in the kitchen's corner.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The house, large and imposing, stood at the end of the street."
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"She bought a dress, red and flowing, for the special occasion."
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The park, green and serene, was the perfect place for a picnic."
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"He found a job, challenging and rewarding, that suited his skills."
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The book, old and tattered, held many secrets within its pages."
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The restaurant, popular and crowded, was known for its delicious food."
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The city, vibrant and diverse, attracted people from all over the world."
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The lake, calm and peaceful, was a great spot for fishing."
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The car, fast and sleek, was the envy of all his friends."
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The garden, colorful and fragrant, was a joy to walk through."
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The house was old but charming.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,She wore a plain but elegant dress.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,He was young but wise beyond his years.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The weather was cold but refreshing.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The book was long but captivating.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The meal was simple but delicious.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The journey was tough but rewarding.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The apartment was small but cozy.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The task was difficult but manageable.
B2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The film was short but impactful.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The new policy's impact on the company's profits was significantly different from the previous one's.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The quality of the service provided by our department is far superior to that of our rivals’.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The results of the survey clearly indicate a preference for the old system's ease of use over the new one's.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The film's plot was more engaging than the original book's, according to most critics."
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The efficiency of the new software's performance has been noted as a major improvement over the old version's.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The museum's collection of historical artifacts is more extensive than that of any other institution's.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The restaurant's menu offers a wider variety of dishes than its competitors’.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The author's style of writing is more captivating than that of his contemporaries’.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,"The university's reputation for academic excellence is well-known, surpassing that of many others’."
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The company's approach to sustainability is more innovative than that of its industry peers’.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The implementation of new policies led to a substantial increase in productivity.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The analysis of market trends revealed a consistent pattern of growth.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The proposal for restructuring the company was met with mixed reactions.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The evaluation of employee performance highlighted several areas for improvement.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The introduction of advanced technology resulted in a marked improvement in efficiency.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The study of historical data provided valuable insights into future trends.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The decision to expand operations was based on a thorough assessment of market conditions.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The report on financial performance indicated a steady increase in revenue.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The consideration of alternative strategies led to the adoption of a more sustainable approach.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,The discussion on globalisation effects underscored the need for comprehensive policy changes.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,What everyone was excited about were the new features.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,What we need are more efficient solutions.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,What the government focuses on is public safety.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,What the team achieved was remarkable success.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,What the audience enjoyed were the live performances.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,What the critics praised was the innovative approach.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,What the scientists discovered were groundbreaking results.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,What the customers appreciated was the excellent service.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,What the students struggled with were complex concepts.
C1,NOUNS/noun phrases,What the industry leaders emphasized was sustainability.
C2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The company has little or no interest in expanding into new markets.
C2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The students have little or no experience with advanced calculus.
C2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The project has little or no chance of succeeding without additional funding.
C2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The refugees have little or no access to basic healthcare services.
C2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The team has little or no time to prepare for the upcoming competition.
C2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The community has little or no support for mental health initiatives.
C2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The government has little or no control over the rampant corruption.
C2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The artist has little or no recognition outside of their hometown.
C2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The students have little or no understanding of the complex political issues.
C2,NOUNS/noun phrases,The company has little or no incentive to reduce its carbon footprint.
A1,NOUNS/types,My house is in Ilford.
A1,NOUNS/types,In my free time I go shopping and I like swimming.
A1,NOUNS/types,My friend is called Jessica.
A1,NOUNS/types,I have a cat and a dog.
A1,NOUNS/types,We went to the park yesterday.
A1,NOUNS/types,She bought a new dress.
A1,NOUNS/types,The book is on the table.
A1,NOUNS/types,He plays football every weekend.
A1,NOUNS/types,They live in a big city.
A1,NOUNS/types,The car is red.
A1,NOUNS/types,I want to see you on Saturday and Sunday.
A1,NOUNS/types,In Leicester I live in an area called Hamilton.
A1,NOUNS/types,This place is Gloscat College in Gloucester.
A1,NOUNS/types,"My friend is called Monika, she comes from Poland."
A1,NOUNS/types,We are going to London on Friday.
A1,NOUNS/types,My teacher's name is Mrs. Smith.
A1,NOUNS/types,The capital of France is Paris.
A1,NOUNS/types,I was born in New York City.
A1,NOUNS/types,Tomorrow is Wednesday.
A1,NOUNS/types,My favorite book is Harry Potter.
A1,NOUNS/types,She likes to go to the swimming pool and the gym.
A1,NOUNS/types,"There are seven rooms: three bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, and two bathrooms."
A1,NOUNS/types,My house is next to the bus stop.
A1,NOUNS/types,"My home is in Belfast, near the city centre."
A1,NOUNS/types,There's a supermarket and a post office.
A1,NOUNS/types,He likes sports like ice-hockey and table tennis.
A1,NOUNS/types,I buy wines and ice-cream.
A1,NOUNS/types,The coffee shop is next to the book store.
A1,NOUNS/types,She has a black cat and a white dog.
A1,NOUNS/types,We visited the art museum and the science center.
A2,NOUNS/types,We enjoyed hiking and camping in the mountains.
A2,NOUNS/types,She loves cooking and often invites friends over for dinner.
A2,NOUNS/types,They started a new project involving painting and sculpting.
A2,NOUNS/types,He is interested in learning karate and judo.
A2,NOUNS/types,They organized a charity event for running and cycling.
A2,NOUNS/types,She is training for a marathon and doing a lot of running.
A2,NOUNS/types,He spends his weekends playing tennis and golf.
A2,NOUNS/types,They are planning a trip focused on sightseeing and exploring.
A2,NOUNS/types,She enjoys knitting and has made several sweaters.
A2,NOUNS/types,He is passionate about photography and takes amazing photos.
B1,NOUNS/types,"When you're swimming, you exercise all of your body."
B1,NOUNS/types,"You just have to send me your design, and I'll do the rest."
B1,NOUNS/types,"My heart was hurt, and nobody will repair the damage."
B1,NOUNS/types,The teacher gave us a difficult assignment for the weekend.
B1,NOUNS/types,She bought a beautiful dress for the wedding.
B1,NOUNS/types,The children played happily in the park.
B1,NOUNS/types,He wrote a long letter to his friend.
B1,NOUNS/types,They built a new house in the countryside.
B1,NOUNS/types,The doctor examined the patient carefully.
B1,NOUNS/types,We had a delicious meal at the restaurant.
B2,NOUNS/types,Working until midnight every evening is not reasonable.
B2,NOUNS/types,Working late is not the solution and it is even dangerous.
B2,NOUNS/types,Driving in a city is stressful.
B2,NOUNS/types,"Climbing is our favourite hobby and, I think, we will have a good time."
B2,NOUNS/types,Living in today's world demands spending a lot of time working.
B2,NOUNS/types,Reading is a great way to relax after a long day.
B2,NOUNS/types,Swimming is a fantastic way to stay fit.
B2,NOUNS/types,Cooking is a skill that everyone should learn.
B2,NOUNS/types,Traveling broadens your horizons and enriches your life.
B2,NOUNS/types,Painting is a wonderful outlet for creative expression.
C1,NOUNS/types,Reading enhances our understanding of the world.
C1,NOUNS/types,Writing is a powerful tool for expression.
C1,NOUNS/types,Running improves cardiovascular health.
C1,NOUNS/types,Swimming is a great way to stay fit.
C1,NOUNS/types,Dancing can be a joyful form of exercise.
C1,NOUNS/types,Singing has therapeutic benefits for the mind.
C1,NOUNS/types,Painting allows for creative self-expression.
C1,NOUNS/types,Cooking can be a delightful culinary adventure.
A1,NOUNS/plural,We play computer games.
A1,NOUNS/plural,You have to walk just 5 minutes down the road.
A1,NOUNS/plural,"My favourite season is summer, because it's very hot and there are a lot of flowers and nice trees."
A1,NOUNS/plural,She loves to read books.
A1,NOUNS/plural,They have many toys.
A1,NOUNS/plural,The children play with balls.
A1,NOUNS/plural,He collects stamps.
A1,NOUNS/plural,We need more chairs.
A1,NOUNS/plural,The students bring notebooks.
A1,NOUNS/plural,I see many stars in the sky.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The tomatoes in the garden are ripe.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The watches on the shelf are expensive.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The dishes in the sink need to be washed.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The boxes in the garage are heavy.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The dresses in the closet are beautiful.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The sandwiches on the table are delicious.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The classes at the school are interesting.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The brushes in the kit are useful.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The potatoes in the bag are fresh.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The boxes of pens are on the desk.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The baby has many toys.
A2,NOUNS/plural,She has several stories to tell.
A2,NOUNS/plural,They own many companies.
A2,NOUNS/plural,He has a lot of copies of the book.
A2,NOUNS/plural,We saw many cities during our trip.
A2,NOUNS/plural,There are many parties to attend.
A2,NOUNS/plural,She has many babies in her class.
A2,NOUNS/plural,I saw many sheep in the field.
A2,NOUNS/plural,She has two feet and ten toes.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The children have many toys.
A2,NOUNS/plural,He caught a fish and some deer.
A2,NOUNS/plural,They found a mouse and some lice.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The woman has beautiful teeth.
A2,NOUNS/plural,I need to buy some new clothes for the summer.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The scissors are on the table.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The trousers are too tight for me.
A2,NOUNS/plural,Please bring the glasses to the meeting.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The shorts are perfect for the beach.
A2,NOUNS/plural,I left my shoes at the gym.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The jeans are too long for me.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The glasses are very important for reading.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The clothes are very comfortable.
A2,NOUNS/plural,The trousers are very expensive.
B1,NOUNS/plural,The committee is meeting to discuss the new policy.
B1,NOUNS/plural,The team has won the championship for three consecutive years.
B1,NOUNS/plural,The audience were clapping and cheering after the performance.
B1,NOUNS/plural,The family is planning a reunion next summer.
B1,NOUNS/plural,The orchestra has performed at many prestigious venues.
B1,NOUNS/plural,The group were discussing their individual opinions on the matter.
B1,NOUNS/plural,The faculty is hosting a seminar on educational reforms.
B1,NOUNS/plural,The choir were practicing for the upcoming concert.
B1,NOUNS/plural,The board is considering several investment options.
B1,NOUNS/plural,The squad were training hard for the big game.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,I listen to music every day.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,The weather here is very nice.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,We need more time to finish the project.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,She ate a lot of bread for breakfast.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,Do you have any information about the event?
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,Bring some water with you.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,He drank a lot of coffee this morning.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,The room needs more light.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,We need more space for the party.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,She bought a lot of rice for the week.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,The coffee in the kitchen is fresh.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,The advice she gave was very helpful.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,The traffic was terrible this morning.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,The news about the accident was shocking.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,The knowledge he has is impressive.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,The furniture in the living room is comfortable.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,The noise from the construction site is annoying.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,The research on climate change is extensive.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,The water in the pool is cold.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,The air in the mountains is fresh.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,I need some milk for my coffee.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,There isn't any sugar left in the jar.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,We had a lot of rain last week.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,Can you get more bread from the store?
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,"I want some water, please."
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,There is a lot of traffic on the road today.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,Do you have any coffee left?
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,We need more time to finish the project.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,There was some confusion about the meeting time.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,I found a lot of information on the internet.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,We need a box of tissues for the party.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,Please bring a bag of rice to the dinner.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,Can you give me a slice of bread?
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,I need a pot of honey for my tea.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,Could you pass me a jar of jam?
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,We should buy a carton of milk for breakfast.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,I want a bottle of juice for the trip.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,Please bring a packet of biscuits to the meeting.
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,Can you get a can of soda from the fridge?
A2,NOUNS/uncountable,I need a sheet of paper to write on.
B1,NOUNS/uncountable,"I think the countryside is better than the town centre, people get on more easily with each other."
B1,NOUNS/uncountable,"Well, I love shopping for clothes because I love fashion."
B1,NOUNS/uncountable,I hope you can help me to find new accommodation as soon as is possible.
B1,NOUNS/uncountable,"Firstly, you can admire lovely architecture and visit a museum about our history."
B1,NOUNS/uncountable,"I enjoy spending time with my family, especially during the holidays."
B1,NOUNS/uncountable,The teacher always encourages us to participate in class discussions.
B1,NOUNS/uncountable,We need to conserve water because it is a precious resource.
B1,NOUNS/uncountable,She has a passion for cooking and loves trying new recipes.
B1,NOUNS/uncountable,The company is investing in renewable energy to reduce its carbon footprint.
B1,NOUNS/uncountable,He is very knowledgeable about technology and can fix almost any gadget.
B1,NOUNS/uncountable,I don't have much patience for waiting in long lines.
B1,NOUNS/uncountable,She added a bit of sugar to the tea to make it sweeter.
B1,NOUNS/uncountable,A little bit of exercise every day can improve your health.
B1,NOUNS/uncountable,There isn't enough space in the car for all of us.
B1,NOUNS/uncountable,Please provide further details about the project.
B1,NOUNS/uncountable,There is plenty of food left for everyone to enjoy.
B1,NOUNS/uncountable,I have loads of books to read this summer.
B2,NOUNS/uncountable,Happiness cannot be bought with money.
B2,NOUNS/uncountable,"Knowledge is power, especially in today's world."
B2,NOUNS/uncountable,Information spreads quickly in the digital age.
B2,NOUNS/uncountable,Time is a precious resource that should not be wasted.
B2,NOUNS/uncountable,Health is the most important thing in life.
B2,NOUNS/uncountable,Success comes to those who work hard and stay focused.
B2,NOUNS/uncountable,Freedom is a fundamental right that everyone deserves.
B2,NOUNS/uncountable,Energy is required for all living organisms to survive.
B2,NOUNS/uncountable,Technology has revolutionized the way we live and work.
B2,NOUNS/uncountable,Diversity enriches our society in countless ways.
C1,NOUNS/uncountable,The concept of freedom is deeply ingrained in our culture.
C1,NOUNS/uncountable,Innovation is the key to staying competitive in today's market.
C1,NOUNS/uncountable,Her dedication to excellence is unparalleled in the industry.
C1,NOUNS/uncountable,The beauty of nature never ceases to amaze me.
C1,NOUNS/uncountable,The complexity of the human mind is still not fully understood.
C1,NOUNS/uncountable,"His generosity knows no bounds, as evidenced by his numerous charitable donations."
C1,NOUNS/uncountable,The importance of education cannot be overstated in modern society.
C1,NOUNS/uncountable,The mystery of the universe continues to captivate scientists and philosophers alike.
C1,NOUNS/uncountable,The impact of technology on our daily lives is profound and far-reaching.
C1,NOUNS/uncountable,The essence of leadership lies in inspiring and motivating others.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,The cat sleeps on the mat.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,Her smile brightens the room.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,The book is on the table.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,Their house is very big.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,The flowers are beautiful.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,His car is very fast.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,The children play in the park.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,Her job is very interesting.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,The sun rises in the east.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,Their dog barks loudly.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,I love my house.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,"When I have time, I visit my family."
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,She bought a new car.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,They enjoy the park.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,He reads books.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,We need water.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,The cat sleeps on the sofa.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,She teaches English.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,He found a key.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,They eat lunch at noon.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,I invite you and your family to my house for dinner.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,I like everything in my house.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,The cat is under the table.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,She is waiting for the bus at the station.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,The book is on the shelf.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,He is looking for his keys in the drawer.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,The flowers are in the vase on the table.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,They are sitting by the window.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,The dog is sleeping under the bed.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,The children are playing in the park.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,She is a doctor.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,He is my brother.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,This is a red apple.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,They are my friends.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,It is a sunny day.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,She is a teacher at the school.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,He is the manager of the store.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,This is a beautiful painting.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,They are the winners of the competition.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,I will finish my homework tonight.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,We are going to the park tomorrow afternoon.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,She will call you back this evening.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,They are having a party next weekend.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,He will come home late tonight.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,I will meet you at the station tomorrow morning.
A1,NOUNS/noun phrases - grammatical functions,She will send the report next Monday.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The painting was sold by a famous artist.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The book was published by a well-known publisher.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The cake was baked by my grandmother.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The car was designed by a talented engineer.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The movie was directed by a renowned filmmaker.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The song was composed by a famous musician.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The house was built by a skilled architect.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The software was developed by a tech company.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The sculpture was created by a master sculptor.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The recipe was shared by a professional chef.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,It was painted last week.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The cake was baked by my grandmother.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The letter was sent yesterday.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The bridge was constructed in 2010.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The book was published in 2005.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The movie was watched by everyone.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The park was cleaned this morning.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report was completed last night.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The letter is written by John.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The cake is made by Mary.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The book is read by everyone.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The car is driven by my father.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The house is built by a famous architect.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The painting is admired by many people.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The food is cooked by my mother.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The song is sung by a famous singer.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The park is visited by many tourists.
A2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The message is sent by my friend.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The painting, which was created by a famous artist, is now on display at the museum."
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The book, which was written by a Nobel laureate, has received critical acclaim."
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The bridge, which was designed by an award-winning architect, has become a landmark."
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The software, which was developed by a leading tech company, is widely used."
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The sculpture, which was crafted by a renowned sculptor, is a masterpiece."
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The car, which was manufactured by a luxury brand, is known for its performance."
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The building, which was constructed by a prestigious firm, is an architectural marvel."
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The movie, which was directed by a famous filmmaker, has won several awards."
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The furniture, which was made by a skilled craftsman, is both elegant and durable."
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The dish, which was prepared by a top chef, is a favorite among diners."
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,It is going to be built next year.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,They have to be completed by Friday.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report needs to be reviewed before submission.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,She wants to be contacted as soon as possible.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project is going to be finished by the end of the month.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The documents have to be signed by the manager.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The letter needs to be typed before noon.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,He wants to be recognized for his hard work.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The presentation is going to be given next week.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The application has to be submitted by the deadline.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,It was made by the best craftsmen in the village.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The cake was baked by my grandmother.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The books were donated by the local library.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The painting was admired by everyone who saw it.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The letter was sent by my colleague.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report was completed by the team last week.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The flowers were planted by the students.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project was finished by the end of the month.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The dinner was prepared by my mother.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The car was repaired by the mechanic.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The new bridge is being built over the river.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The cake is being baked in the kitchen right now.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report is being written by the manager.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The house is being painted by the workers.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The garden is being planted with flowers.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The car is being repaired at the garage.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The book is being read by the students.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project is being completed by the team.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The meeting is being held in the conference room.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The dinner is being prepared by the chef.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,Our office is situated near the airport.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The walls are painted in a dark blue, and the floor is wood."
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report is completed by the end of the week.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The cake is baked by my grandmother.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The car is parked in the garage.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The letter is written in French.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The dinner is prepared by the chef.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The flowers are watered every morning.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The books are arranged on the shelves.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The house is cleaned every Saturday.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The story is not written by him.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The cake is not baked by my sister.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report is not completed by the team.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The car is not washed by the kids.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The letter is not sent by the post office.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The flowers are not watered by the gardener.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project is not finished by the deadline.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The door is not locked by the security guard.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The document is not signed by the manager.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The package is not delivered by the courier.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,She was offered a new job.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,They were given a tour of the museum.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,He was told a secret.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,We were promised a raise.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,I was taught a valuable lesson.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,A gift was sent to her.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,A warning was given to us.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,An explanation was provided to them.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The new bridge was completed by the construction company last month.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The painting was created by a famous artist in the 19th century.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The book was written by a well-known author from the United States.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The award was given by the committee to the best student in the class.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project was funded by the government to improve local infrastructure.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The concert was organized by a local charity to raise money for children in need.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The garden was designed by a professional landscape architect.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The software was developed by a team of engineers over the course of two years.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The museum was visited by thousands of tourists during the summer holidays.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The new software is being installed next Monday.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The conference is being organized for next month.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report is being finalized by the end of the week.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project is being reviewed next Friday.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The event is being planned for next Saturday.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The training session is being conducted next Tuesday.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The meeting is being rescheduled for next Wednesday.
B1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The upgrades are being implemented next Thursday.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"According to the manual, the device is supposed to be handled with care."
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report is expected to be completed by Friday.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The cake was ready to be served after cooling down.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The book was not supposed to be opened until Christmas.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project is intended to be finished before the deadline.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The package was supposed to be delivered yesterday.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The presentation was not supposed to be given without preparation.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The document is required to be signed by all parties.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The event is scheduled to be held next month.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The letter was not supposed to be read by anyone else.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,I think the situation could have been handled better.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,She might have been injured during the accident.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,They should have been informed about the changes earlier.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,It could not have been predicted that the weather would turn so bad.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,He might have been late because of the traffic.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The results should have been announced yesterday.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,She could have been more prepared for the presentation.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,They might not have been aware of the new regulations.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,It should have been completed by now.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,He could have been more careful with his words.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project was being reviewed by the board members when the unexpected announcement was made.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The entire building was being renovated when the fire broke out, causing significant delays."
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"By the time we arrived, the cake was being decorated with fresh flowers and icing."
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The road was being widened to accommodate more traffic, which caused a lot of inconvenience for the residents."
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The movie was being filmed in the city center, drawing large crowds of onlookers."
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The new policy was being discussed by the committee when the public outcry began.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The old bridge was being dismantled to make way for a newer, safer structure."
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The patient was being monitored closely by the medical team after the surgery.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The museum exhibit was being prepared for its grand opening, with final touches being added daily."
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The report was being finalized when the power outage occurred, causing a temporary setback."
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The document had been signed before the meeting started.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The cake had been baked by the time the guests arrived.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project had been completed before the deadline.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The letter had been sent before she changed her mind.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The room had been cleaned before the inspection.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report had been written before the presentation.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The package had been delivered before noon.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The email had been read before the response was sent.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The tickets had been booked before the prices increased.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report hadn't been completed before the deadline.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The package hadn't been delivered by the time we left.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The mistake hadn't been corrected when the boss arrived.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The letter hadn't been sent before the meeting.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project hadn't been finished by the end of the day.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The document hadn't been signed when they left the office.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The invitation hadn't been received by the guest.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The car hadn't been repaired when we needed it.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The task hadn't been assigned to anyone yet.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The decision hadn't been made before the discussion ended.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The car was not repaired in time for the road trip.  
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report was not completed before the deadline.  
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The package was not delivered to my address.  
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The cake was not baked according to the recipe.  
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The movie was not released on the expected date.  
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project was not finished before the holidays.  
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The letter was not sent to the correct recipient.  
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The meeting was not held as scheduled.  
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The document was not signed by all parties involved.  
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The event was not advertised in the local newspaper.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The new policy is being implemented by the government.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The bridge is being repaired by the construction company.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report is being written by the research team.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The movie is being filmed in various locations around the world.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The house is being painted by the professional painters.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The software is being updated by the development team.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The book is being translated into multiple languages.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project is being reviewed by the management committee.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The car is being serviced at the local garage.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The garden is being landscaped by the gardening experts.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project is not being completed on time.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The new policy is not being implemented effectively.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report is not being written correctly.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The road is not being repaired properly.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The event is not being organized efficiently.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The data is not being analyzed accurately.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The problem is not being addressed promptly.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The document is not being updated regularly.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The experiment is not being conducted carefully.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The message is not being delivered clearly.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report has been written by the intern.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The arrangements have been finalized for the upcoming event.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project has been completed ahead of schedule.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The invitation has been sent to all the participants.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The document has been reviewed and approved.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The repairs have been made to the damaged equipment.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The presentation has been prepared for the next meeting.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The survey results have been analyzed and published.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The agreement has been signed by both parties.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The article has been published in the latest issue of the magazine.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report hasn't been submitted by the deadline.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project hasn't been completed as planned.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The missing documents haven't been located yet.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The issue hasn't been resolved despite efforts.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The package hasn't been delivered to the customer.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The error hasn't been corrected in the system.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The results haven't been announced to the public.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The agreement hasn't been signed by both parties.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The building hasn't been renovated since it was damaged.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The payment hasn't been received from the client.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project must be completed by the end of the month.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The proposal should be reviewed by the committee before the meeting.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report could be updated with more recent data.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The event might be postponed due to unforeseen circumstances.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The contract needs to be signed by both parties.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The document should be translated into multiple languages.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The equipment could be replaced if it breaks down again.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The meeting must be rescheduled for next week.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The article should be proofread for any grammatical errors.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The plan could be revised to include additional features.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,A gift was given to her by her parents for her birthday.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The book was sold to him by the bookstore owner.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,A promotion was offered to him by the company last week.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,Help was provided to them by the local community during the crisis.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,A scholarship was awarded to her by the university for her outstanding achievements.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,A warning was given to him by the teacher for his disruptive behavior.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,A discount was offered to us by the store for our loyalty.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,A recommendation was given to me by my colleague for the new job.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,A prize was awarded to them by the competition organizers for their creativity.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,A proposal was offered to her by him during their anniversary dinner.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,He was offered a promotion and a raise.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,They were promised a bonus for their hard work.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project was awarded a grant by the government.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,She was given a bouquet of flowers for her birthday.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The students were assigned homework for the weekend.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The team was awarded a trophy for their victory.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The employee was offered a relocation package.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The proposal was given a thorough review by the committee.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The volunteers were thanked for their time and effort.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"In conclusion, it can be seen that the bicycle is more suitable for those who are living in a little town or in the country."
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Next, I find that our streets are not very clean, another major problem, and I think something must be done about it."
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Overall, it can be concluded that the new policy should be implemented to address the growing concerns."
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"It is widely believed that the project will be completed on time, despite the initial delays."
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The data suggests that the new system could be improved, and further changes are necessary."
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,It is generally agreed that the training program has been effective in enhancing employee skills.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report indicates that the issue of pollution must be addressed immediately to protect the environment.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,It is clear that the new regulations will be enforced to ensure public safety.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The findings suggest that the experiment can be replicated with similar results.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,It is recommended that the company should invest in new technology to stay competitive in the market.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The event will be hosted at the new convention center next month.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The roads will be repaired during the upcoming holiday weekend.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The museum will be closed for renovations starting next week.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The new policy will be implemented by the end of this year.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The awards ceremony will be broadcast live on television.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The bridge will be completed before the summer season begins.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The conference will be held in the main auditorium on Friday.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The park will be opened to the public on the first of April.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The product launch will be announced at the press conference tomorrow.
B2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The school will be expanded to accommodate more students next year.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Being born in a small town, he had to overcome many obstacles to achieve his dreams."
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Being selected as the team captain, she felt a great sense of responsibility."
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Being informed about the new policy, employees were able to prepare accordingly."
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Being asked to speak at the conference, he spent weeks rehearsing his speech."
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Being given the opportunity to study abroad, she seized the chance to broaden her horizons."
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Being recognized for her hard work, she received a promotion and a raise."
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Being offered a scholarship, he was able to attend the prestigious university."
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Being diagnosed with a rare condition, she had to adjust her lifestyle significantly."
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Being praised for his innovative ideas, he was invited to present at several industry events."
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Being tasked with leading the project, she ensured that everything was completed on time."
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project is not being completed on time.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The issue is not being addressed properly.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The house is not being renovated as planned.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The document is not being updated regularly.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The problem is not being solved efficiently.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The garden is not being maintained well.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The situation is not being handled carefully.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The task is not being accomplished effectively.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report is not being written accurately.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,The opportunity is not being seized promptly.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,It is generally agreed that the new policy will have a positive impact on the economy.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,It must be noted that the data collection process was flawed.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,It has been suggested that the current system is not sustainable in the long term.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,It is widely believed that the experiment was conducted with meticulous care.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,It was determined that the budget cuts would not affect essential services.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,It is clear that the research methodology was robust and reliable.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,It has been established that the new technology will reduce operational costs.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,It is important to recognize that the findings are based on preliminary data.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,It is acknowledged that the team has made significant progress in recent months.
C1,PASSIVES/passives: form,It is expected that the results will be published in the next academic journal.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Having been informed of the new policy, the employees were able to adjust their work practices accordingly."
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Having been selected as the project leader, she was responsible for coordinating all team efforts."
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Having been given the opportunity to present our findings, we were able to showcase our research effectively."
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Having been trained in crisis management, the team was well-prepared to handle the emergency."
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Having been provided with all the necessary resources, the students were able to complete their assignments successfully."
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Having been assigned the most challenging tasks, he was determined to prove his capabilities."
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Having been recognized for their outstanding performance, the staff received a special bonus."
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Having been granted permission to use the laboratory, the scientists were able to conduct their experiments."
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Having been offered a scholarship, she was able to pursue her higher education without financial constraints."
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"Having been introduced to the latest technology, the company was able to stay competitive in the market."
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,He felt a sense of accomplishment for having been recognized by his peers.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project was completed with the satisfaction of having been funded by the government.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,She was praised for having been selected as the team leader.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,They were excited to have been chosen for the prestigious internship.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The proposal was accepted with the confidence of having been thoroughly researched.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,He was honored for having been appointed as the keynote speaker.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The award ceremony was a celebration of those who had been nominated for their outstanding achievements.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The report was submitted with the assurance of having been reviewed by experts.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The team was proud of having been acknowledged for their innovative approach.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,"The event was a success, thanks to the efforts of those who had been invited to participate."
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The project has been running for three months now.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,She has been studying French for over a year.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,They have been waiting for the bus for almost an hour.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,He has been working at the company since 2015.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The children have been playing in the park all afternoon.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,We have been living in this house for five years.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The team has been training hard for the upcoming competition.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,She has been writing a novel for the past six months.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,They have been traveling around Europe for the last three weeks.
C2,PASSIVES/passives: form,The garden has been growing beautifully since spring.
B1,PASSIVES/get and have,"I bought it because mine got broken, so I need it to see myself in it."
B1,PASSIVES/get and have,You should be careful while you are crossing or you will get hurt.
B1,PASSIVES/get and have,Last week my husband's car got stolen from our garage.
B1,PASSIVES/get and have,"As we have newly recruited staff, we want our staff to get trained effectively so that they can give their best to the Company."
B1,PASSIVES/get and have,We got paid well and I managed to save the most money for my studies.
B1,PASSIVES/get and have,"She got invited to the party, but she decided not to go."
B1,PASSIVES/get and have,The cake got eaten before I had a chance to try it.
B1,PASSIVES/get and have,His bike got repaired by the mechanic yesterday.
B1,PASSIVES/get and have,The project got delayed due to unexpected issues.
B1,PASSIVES/get and have,They got married in a small ceremony last month.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,Although to drive a car you must be very careful because you could get yourself killed if you don't drive carefully enough.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,Although he has a charming personality he uses it to get himself involved in illegal activities.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,She always gets herself into trouble by not thinking before she speaks.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,"You need to be careful with that knife, or you might get yourself cut."
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,He managed to get himself promoted by working extra hours.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,"If you don't study, you'll get yourself failed in the exam."
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,She got herself injured while playing soccer.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,Be careful not to get yourself lost in the big city.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,He got himself drunk at the party last night.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,"If you don't follow the instructions, you'll get yourself hurt."
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,"After I left you on Monday, I had my car serviced and visited Washington with its wonderful memorials."
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,"It's such a shame that I'm having my room redecorated but, in my view, the garden will be perfect."
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,My plans fell through because I had my purse stolen and I had no money to continue my journey.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,The other reason against going to work by bike in a big city is that the risk of having your bike stolen is bigger.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,I had just played in the best team of Sao Paulo but I had to stop because I had my leg broken in a car crash.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,"I had my passport renewed before the trip, so I didn't have any issues at the airport."
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,"She had her hair cut short for the summer, making her feel refreshed and ready for new adventures."
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,"They had their house painted last week, and now it looks brand new."
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,"He had his computer repaired, so he can finally start working on his project again."
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,"We had our tickets booked well in advance, ensuring we got the best seats for the concert."
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,I managed to get my colleagues to attend the workshop.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,She always finds a way to get her children to do their homework.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,We need to get the committee to approve the new project.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,Can you help me get the neighbors to participate in the fundraiser?
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,He tried to get his boss to increase his salary.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,It's hard to get the students to focus during online classes.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,We should get the team to practice more before the big game.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,I need to get my sister to understand the importance of saving money.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,They are trying to get the community to support the new park initiative.
B2,PASSIVES/get and have,It took a lot of convincing to get the client to sign the contract.
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,I need to get my hair cut before the wedding.  
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,Can you get the documents signed by the manager?  
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,We should get the house cleaned before the guests arrive.  
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,She managed to get the project completed on time.  
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,They need to get the car fixed as soon as possible.  
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,I need someone to get the groceries delivered today.  
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,He asked me to get the report finished by tomorrow.  
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,She always gets her assignments done early.  
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,We need to get the tickets booked for the concert.  
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,They finally got the issue resolved after a long wait.
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,"I tried to get the dog barking, but it just wouldn't cooperate."
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,The teacher got the students writing essays as soon as the lesson began.
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,The loud music got the neighbors complaining about the noise.
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,She managed to get the baby sleeping peacefully within minutes.
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,The sudden noise got the birds flying away in panic.
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,The coach got the team practicing harder than ever before.
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,The news of the promotion got everyone talking excitedly.
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,The sight of the dessert got everyone in the room salivating.
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,The announcement got the crowd cheering and applauding.
C1,PASSIVES/get and have,The unexpected question got the interviewee stuttering nervously.
C2,PASSIVES/get and have,We decided to have the new employee arrange all the files in alphabetical order.
C2,PASSIVES/get and have,The manager had the team complete the project before the deadline.
C2,PASSIVES/get and have,She asked the technician to have the computer system checked for any errors.
C2,PASSIVES/get and have,The professor had the students write a research paper on the topic.
C2,PASSIVES/get and have,They decided to have the contractor build the extension next month.
C2,PASSIVES/get and have,The company plans to have the new software installed by the end of the week.
C2,PASSIVES/get and have,The committee will have the secretary draft the official report.
C2,PASSIVES/get and have,He asked the gardener to have the lawn mowed before the party.
C2,PASSIVES/get and have,The director had the actors rehearse their lines several times.
C2,PASSIVES/get and have,The client requested to have the documents translated into English.
A2,PAST/past continuous,I was watching TV all night.
A2,PAST/past continuous,She was cooking dinner when I arrived.
A2,PAST/past continuous,They were playing soccer in the park.
A2,PAST/past continuous,He was reading a book by the window.
A2,PAST/past continuous,We were studying for the exam all week.
A2,PAST/past continuous,I was listening to music while working.
A2,PAST/past continuous,She was talking on the phone when I called.
A2,PAST/past continuous,I was just reading a book.
A2,PAST/past continuous,She was always singing in the shower.
A2,PAST/past continuous,They were constantly arguing.
A2,PAST/past continuous,He was usually working late.
A2,PAST/past continuous,We were often playing games.
A2,PAST/past continuous,I was always thinking about you.
A2,PAST/past continuous,She was just finishing her homework.
A2,PAST/past continuous,They were constantly talking about it.
A2,PAST/past continuous,He was usually sleeping during class.
A2,PAST/past continuous,We were often going for walks.
A2,PAST/past continuous,"Yesterday we were studying maths in your house, and I left my book on your bed."
A2,PAST/past continuous,It was raining when I arrived.
A2,PAST/past continuous,"While we were having dinner, the phone rang."
A2,PAST/past continuous,They were playing football when the storm started.
A2,PAST/past continuous,"As I was walking to the park, the sun was shining brightly."
A2,PAST/past continuous,We were watching TV when the power went out.
A2,PAST/past continuous,She was reading a book while I was cooking dinner.
A2,PAST/past continuous,The children were playing outside when the ice cream truck arrived.
A2,PAST/past continuous,He was talking on the phone when the doorbell rang.
A2,PAST/past continuous,I was listening to music when you called me.
A2,PAST/past continuous,I was studying for my exams when my friend called.
A2,PAST/past continuous,They were watching a movie when the power went out.
A2,PAST/past continuous,We were traveling to the beach when it started to rain.
A2,PAST/past continuous,She was cooking dinner when the phone rang.
A2,PAST/past continuous,The children were playing in the park when it got dark.
A2,PAST/past continuous,He was reading a book when the doorbell rang.
A2,PAST/past continuous,They were having a picnic when it started to rain.
A2,PAST/past continuous,We were walking in the forest when we saw a deer.
A2,PAST/past continuous,She was dancing at the party when the music stopped.
B1,PAST/past continuous,He was not planning to become a professional player.
B1,PAST/past continuous,She was not feeling very well.
B1,PAST/past continuous,"I tried to phone her house, but her phone wasn't working."
B1,PAST/past continuous,I'm writing you this letter to tell you that we felt so bad when we heard you weren't working at the school any more.
B1,PAST/past continuous,They were not expecting any visitors that evening.
B1,PAST/past continuous,The movie was not as good as we had hoped.
B1,PAST/past continuous,She was not able to attend the meeting last week.
B1,PAST/past continuous,We were not planning to go on vacation this summer.
B1,PAST/past continuous,He was not interested in the new project.
B1,PAST/past continuous,They were not happy with the final results.
B1,PAST/past continuous,Was my mother going to die?
B1,PAST/past continuous,"I couldn't see anybody, then there he was, my hero, my favorite singer Bob Dylan saying my name, but was he calling me?"
B1,PAST/past continuous,What were you doing?
B1,PAST/past continuous,Everything was strange. Why was I following a green fox?
B1,PAST/past continuous,Were you waiting for me?
B1,PAST/past continuous,Where was she going?
B1,PAST/past continuous,Why were they running?
B1,PAST/past continuous,Was he really there?
B1,PAST/past continuous,What was happening?
B1,PAST/past continuous,Were we lost?
B1,PAST/past continuous,He was always complaining about the weather.
B1,PAST/past continuous,She was usually studying late at night.
B1,PAST/past continuous,They were frequently arguing over small things.
B1,PAST/past continuous,He was occasionally forgetting his keys.
B1,PAST/past continuous,She was constantly checking her phone.
B1,PAST/past continuous,He was rarely eating breakfast in the morning.
B1,PAST/past continuous,They were often playing football after school.
B1,PAST/past continuous,She was sometimes singing in the shower.
B1,PAST/past continuous,"Because they were playing loud music, I couldn't concentrate on my homework."
B1,PAST/past continuous,She missed the bus because she was talking on the phone.
B1,PAST/past continuous,He was late for the meeting because he was stuck in traffic.
B1,PAST/past continuous,They decided to stay home because it was raining heavily.
B1,PAST/past continuous,We missed the movie because we were waiting for a friend.
B1,PAST/past continuous,She didn't hear the alarm because she was sleeping deeply.
B1,PAST/past continuous,He forgot his keys because he was thinking about work.
B1,PAST/past continuous,They canceled the picnic because they were preparing for a big party.
B1,PAST/past continuous,"Worst of all, in September it was always raining."
B1,PAST/past continuous,He was always talking about this prize but I never thought he would win it.
B1,PAST/past continuous,"She was always complaining about the noise, but it never seemed to bother anyone else."
B1,PAST/past continuous,"They were always arguing over the smallest things, which made the atmosphere very tense."
B1,PAST/past continuous,"My neighbor was always playing loud music late at night, which was really annoying."
B1,PAST/past continuous,We were always going to the same restaurant because the food was so good.
B1,PAST/past continuous,"He was always forgetting his keys, so he had to keep a spare set with a friend."
B1,PAST/past continuous,"She was always texting during meetings, which made her seem unprofessional."
B1,PAST/past continuous,They were always planning trips but never actually going on any of them.
B1,PAST/past continuous,"My brother was always borrowing my clothes without asking, which I found frustrating."
B2,PAST/past continuous,My younger brother was constantly bothering me.
B2,PAST/past continuous,"One day, as she was wistfully walking in the dusk of that day, she told herself she could either go on living her lonely life or make a huge effort to fit in."
B2,PAST/past continuous,They were frequently arguing about the best route to take.
B2,PAST/past continuous,He was always complaining about the lack of parking spaces.
B2,PAST/past continuous,She was occasionally forgetting to lock the door at night.
B2,PAST/past continuous,We were usually discussing our plans for the weekend.
B2,PAST/past continuous,The children were happily playing in the park.
B2,PAST/past continuous,She was suddenly realizing she had missed her bus stop.
B2,PAST/past continuous,He was slowly walking towards the exit when he saw her.
B2,PAST/past continuous,They were occasionally stopping to admire the view.
B2,PAST/past continuous,I was wondering if you could help me with my project.
B2,PAST/past continuous,I was thinking that you could join us for dinner tonight.
B2,PAST/past continuous,I was wondering if you could pass me the salt.
B2,PAST/past continuous,I was thinking that you could take a break and relax.
B2,PAST/past continuous,I was wondering if you could lend me your book.
B2,PAST/past continuous,I was thinking that you could try this new recipe.
B2,PAST/past continuous,I was wondering if you could accompany me to the store.
B2,PAST/past continuous,I was thinking that you could share your thoughts on this topic.
B2,PAST/past continuous,I was wondering if you could check my email for me.
B2,PAST/past continuous,I was thinking that you could visit us this weekend.
C2,PAST/past continuous,She was always forgetting her keys and had to call her neighbor to let her in.
C2,PAST/past continuous,"He was constantly losing his wallet, which made him late for work every day."
C2,PAST/past continuous,"They were always arguing about small things, making their relationship tense."
C2,PAST/past continuous,"I was constantly dropping things, which annoyed everyone around me."
C2,PAST/past continuous,"She was always interrupting others, making it hard for them to finish their sentences."
C2,PAST/past continuous,"He was constantly making mistakes at work, which led to his boss being unhappy."
C2,PAST/past continuous,"They were always getting lost, even in familiar places, which caused them a lot of stress."
C2,PAST/past continuous,"I was constantly running late, which put a strain on my friendships."
C2,PAST/past continuous,"She was always breaking dishes, making it difficult to keep her kitchen organized."
C2,PAST/past continuous,"He was constantly forgetting appointments, which led to him missing important events."
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,I had been studying for the exam for weeks.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,She had been traveling around Europe for six months.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,They had been living in the city for over a decade.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,He had been working at the company since he graduated.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,The team had been training together for months.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,We had been planning the event for several weeks.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,She had been writing the book for two years.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,They had been renovating the house for months.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,I had been learning the language for a year.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,He had been practicing the piano for hours.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,She had been preparing dinner for hours when her guests finally arrived.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,They had been discussing the project for weeks before they presented their ideas.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,He had been training for the marathon for months when he got injured.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,We had been living in that apartment for years before we decided to move.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,They had been working on the report for days when they realized they needed more data.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,She had been studying for the exam for weeks when she finally felt prepared.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,He had been practicing the piano for hours before the recital began.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,We had been planning the trip for months when we finally booked the tickets.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,I had been waiting for over an hour when the bus finally arrived.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,They had been living in that house for ten years before they decided to move.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,She had been working at the company since 2010 when she got promoted.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,He had been studying English for five years before he passed the exam.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,We had been playing soccer for hours when it started to rain.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,She had been reading that book for weeks before she finished it.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,They had been traveling around Europe for a month before they returned home.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,He had been practicing the piano for years before he performed in public.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,We had been discussing the project for hours before we came up with a solution.
B1,PAST/past perfect continuous,She had been learning French for six months before she went to Paris.
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"The detective, who had been investigating the case for months, finally uncovered the truth."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"The woman, who had been waiting for her husband all night, was relieved when he arrived."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"The boy, who had been practicing his piano for hours, won the competition."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"The teacher, who had been teaching at the school for decades, retired last year."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"The actor, who had been rehearsing for weeks, gave a stunning performance."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"The scientist, who had been working on the project for years, made a groundbreaking discovery."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"The athlete, who had been training every day, won the gold medal."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"The writer, who had been writing the novel for months, finally finished it."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"The chef, who had been cooking for hours, served a delicious meal."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"The student, who had been studying for the exam all night, passed with flying colors."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"After they had been playing tennis for two hours, they finally decided to take a break."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"After she had been studying French for six months, she felt confident enough to have a conversation with a native speaker."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"After we had been hiking for three hours, we reached the summit and enjoyed the breathtaking view."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"After he had been working on the project for weeks, he submitted the final draft to his supervisor."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"After they had been rehearsing the play for a month, they performed it in front of a live audience."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"After she had been cooking all afternoon, she served a delicious dinner to her family."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"After we had been traveling for hours, we finally arrived at our destination."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"After he had been practicing the piano for years, he played a beautiful piece at the concert."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,Laura realised that she had not been studying very hard lately.
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,I couldn't tell her about Mark because she hadn't been doing anything else but talking about him for the last three weeks.
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"Last week, two of your employers came to solve the problems of my central heating system as it had not been working for two days."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"He had not been paying attention to the road signs, which led to the accident."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"She had not been eating properly, which was causing her health to deteriorate."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,The project had not been progressing smoothly due to constant delays.
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"They had not been communicating effectively, resulting in misunderstandings."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"The car had not been maintained regularly, leading to frequent breakdowns."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"He had not been practicing enough, so he was not prepared for the competition."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"She had not been sleeping well, which affected her performance at work."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"She had been studying diligently for the exam, even though she had really been struggling with the material."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"They had been waiting patiently for the bus, but they had already been standing there for over an hour."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"He had been playing the guitar passionately, even though he had only been practicing for a few months."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"We had been hiking vigorously through the mountains, and we had just been enjoying the beautiful scenery."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"She had been cooking delicious meals for her family, and she had really been enjoying the process."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"They had been building the house meticulously, and they had already been working on it for a year."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"He had been writing the novel passionately, and he had just been finishing the final chapter."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"We had been traveling extensively around the world, and we had already been to over twenty countries."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"She had been painting the room carefully, and she had just been adding the finishing touches."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"They had been rehearsing the play intensively, and they had already been practicing for weeks."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"She had been studying for hours, so when the test came, she felt well-prepared."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"They had been arguing for days, so the tension in the room was palpable."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"He had been saving money for years, so he was finally able to buy the car he wanted."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"They had been waiting for hours, so they were relieved when the bus finally arrived."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"She had been practicing for weeks, so her performance was flawless."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"He had been traveling for days, so he was exhausted when he finally reached home."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"They had been building the house for months, so it was almost finished by the time they moved in."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"She had been working on the project for months, so she was confident in her presentation."
B2,PAST/past perfect continuous,"He had been training for years, so he was ready for the marathon."
C2,PAST/past perfect continuous,What had they been discussing before I arrived?
C2,PAST/past perfect continuous,Had she been practicing the piano all night?
C2,PAST/past perfect continuous,Where had you been living before this city?
C2,PAST/past perfect continuous,Why had he been working so late every day?
C2,PAST/past perfect continuous,Had they been planning this trip for months?
C2,PAST/past perfect continuous,What had she been thinking about before the meeting?
C2,PAST/past perfect continuous,Had you been waiting for me when I got there?
C2,PAST/past perfect continuous,Why had they been arguing for so long?
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,"If I had known you were coming, I would have prepared dinner."
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,"If she had studied harder, she would have passed the exam."
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,"If we had left earlier, we wouldn't have missed the train."
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,"If he had listened to his doctor, he wouldn't have been sick."
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,"If they had called ahead, we would have been ready for them."
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,"If you had told me the truth, I wouldn't have been upset."
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,"If the car had been fixed, we wouldn't have walked home."
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,"If she had taken the other job, she would have been happier."
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,"If he had been more careful, he wouldn't have lost his wallet."
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,"If we had brought an umbrella, we wouldn't have gotten wet."
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,I had finished my homework before dinner.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,She had already left when I arrived.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,We had visited the museum before the rain started.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,He had cooked dinner by the time I got home.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,They had completed the project before the deadline.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,I had seen that movie before you recommended it.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,She had cleaned the house before the guests arrived.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,He had finished his work before going out.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,We had packed our bags before leaving for the trip.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,The ABC Company called this morning to say that our company had not delivered the goods on time.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,I hadn't heard from her for two months.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,They had not finished the project before the deadline.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,She had not been to the gym in weeks.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,We had not seen each other since the last meeting.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,The team had not prepared the presentation adequately.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,He had not eaten anything since breakfast.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,They had not received any updates from the supplier.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,She had not been feeling well for days.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,We had not planned for this unexpected situation.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,I had never been to a concert before last night.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,She had already finished her homework when I arrived.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,He had just left the office when the phone rang.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,They had always lived in the countryside until they moved to the city.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,She had ever traveled to Japan before she met her husband.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,I had just started cooking when the power went out.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,He had always dreamed of becoming a pilot.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,She had already packed her bags before the announcement.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,They had never met each other before the conference.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,I had just finished reading the book when the movie came out.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,She had already finished her homework before her friends arrived.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,"By the time the movie started, we had been waiting for an hour."
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,He had never seen such a beautiful sunset until that day.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,They had already left the party when we arrived.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,I had never been to Paris before I went last summer.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,She had already eaten dinner when I called her.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,He had already bought the tickets before he told us about the trip.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,"By the time the show ended, we had been standing for two hours."
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,She had already packed her bags before she remembered she had left something important.
B1,PAST/past perfect simple,They had already finished the project before the deadline.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,She didn't want to go out because she had already eaten.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,He missed the meeting because he had forgotten to set an alarm.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,They decided to stay home because they had already watched the movie.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,I was late to work because I had overslept.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,She was upset because she had lost her phone.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,He was tired because he had worked all night.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,They were happy because they had just gotten married.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,I didn't buy the tickets because I had already seen the show.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,If only I had studied harder for the exam!
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,I wish I had taken that job offer when I had the chance.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If only I had known you were coming, I would have prepared better."
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,I wish I hadn't spent all my money on unnecessary things.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If only I had called you yesterday, we could have met."
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,I wish I hadn't said those hurtful words to my friend.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If only I had practiced more, I wouldn't have made so many mistakes."
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,I wish I had gone to the doctor when I first felt sick.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If only I had saved more money, I wouldn't be in this financial trouble."
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,I wish I hadn't ignored the warning signs earlier.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,Never before had she experienced such a profound sense of loss.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,Never before had the town been so vibrant with celebrations.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,Never before had they faced such a formidable opponent.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,Never before had the museum displayed such an extensive collection.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,Never before had the team achieved such a remarkable victory.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,Never before had the forest looked so serene and untouched.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,Never before had the students shown such remarkable dedication.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,Never before had the city witnessed such a large-scale protest.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,No sooner had the sun set than the stars began to appear.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,No sooner had the bell rung than the students rushed out of the classroom.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,No sooner had she finished her meal than the phone rang.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,No sooner had the rain started than the streets became flooded.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,No sooner had he arrived home than the power went out.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,No sooner had the movie ended than the audience started clapping.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,No sooner had the plane landed than the passengers began to disembark.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,No sooner had the concert started than the lights went out.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,No sooner had the alarm sounded than he jumped out of bed.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,No sooner had the match begun than the crowd started cheering.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,But now she felt stronger and lost her fear.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,Simon was a very famous writer and written ten best-sellers.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,All her friends from Chicago had come to visit her and brought a huge chocolate cake with them.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,They were cold and gone numb.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,He had been waiting for hours and finally left.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,She had been working hard and earned a promotion.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,They had been planning this trip for months and finally taken it.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,He had been feeling unwell and decided to see a doctor.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,She had been studying diligently and passed the exam.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,They had been discussing the issue and reached a consensus.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,Had I made the same mistake twice?
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,Why had he done that?
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,What had they been discussing before I arrived?
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,Had she finished her homework before the movie started?
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,Where had you been when the storm hit?
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,Had they already left when you called?
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,Why had the meeting been postponed?
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,What had caused the delay?
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,Had the project been completed on time?
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,Why had she decided to quit her job?
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,He had finally achieved his goal!
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,"She had suddenly woken up at that noise, but now was trying to persuade herself it was just a dream."
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,And had all the furniture and David's personal things been stolen by thieves or had they just simply disappeared?
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,They had recently moved to a new house.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,He had simply forgotten to call her.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,She had finally finished her book.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,They had just simply left without saying goodbye.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,He had suddenly realized he was lost.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,She had recently started a new job.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,They had simply decided to stay at home.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,The couple who had organised the party finally got everyone's attention.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,She was the one who had invited all the guests to the surprise party.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,The man who had lost his wallet was frantically searching for it.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,The book that had been left on the table was finally returned to its owner.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,The restaurant that had served the delicious meal was highly recommended.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,The woman who had bought the tickets was excited for the trip.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,The car that had broken down on the highway was towed away.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,The event that had been planned for months finally took place.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,The friend who had borrowed the book promised to return it soon.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,The package that had been delivered to the wrong address was eventually found.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,After the show we had planned to go to the theatre restaurant. But it was closed.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,"We had planned to go to Switzerland, but unfortunately our car broke down."
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,At first she had wanted to make the first move but she wasn't quite convinced.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,"They had intended to visit the museum, but the entrance fee was too high."
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,"She had hoped to finish the project by Friday, but unexpected delays occurred."
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,"He had expected to receive a promotion, but the company decided to restructure."
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,"We had thought the concert would be great, but the sound quality was poor."
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,"She had planned to attend the seminar, but her schedule was too busy."
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,"They had wanted to start a business together, but disagreements arose."
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,"He had hoped to retire early, but financial constraints forced him to continue working."
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,He asked me where I had been the night before.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,She wondered why I had left the party early.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,They questioned whether he had really finished the project.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,I inquired if she had received the package yet.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,He wanted to know who had taken his keys.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,She asked me what I had done over the weekend.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,They wondered if anyone had seen the missing dog.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,I questioned whether he had studied for the exam.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,She wanted to know why I had been so quiet.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,He asked if I had ever been to that restaurant before.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,"One morning she was listening to the radio, when suddenly the announcer said that the police had arrested a man who had stolen five expensive and unique paintings."
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,"She tried to explain what had happened, but she couldn't."
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,I looked at the address and I knew what had happened to my sister's postcard.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,He told me that they had already finished the project by the time I arrived.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,She mentioned that her friend had left the party before it even started.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,He explained that the train had already departed when he reached the station.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,She reported that the meeting had been canceled earlier that day.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,He informed me that his car had broken down on the way to work.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,She said that the package had already been delivered when she got home.
B2,PAST/past perfect simple,He revealed that the secret had been discovered long before anyone spoke about it.
C1,PAST/past perfect simple,"Had I known the consequences, I would have acted differently."
C1,PAST/past perfect simple,"Had she been more careful, the accident wouldn't have happened."
C1,PAST/past perfect simple,"Had we arrived earlier, we could have avoided the traffic jam."
C1,PAST/past perfect simple,"Had he studied harder, he might have passed the exam."
C1,PAST/past perfect simple,"Had they listened to the advice, they wouldn't have faced such difficulties."
C1,PAST/past perfect simple,"Had I realized the importance, I would have prioritized it."
C1,PAST/past perfect simple,"Had the weather been better, we would have had a picnic."
C1,PAST/past perfect simple,"Had she not been so tired, she would have joined us."
C1,PAST/past perfect simple,"Had we known the truth, we wouldn't have supported the decision."
C1,PAST/past perfect simple,"Had he been more patient, the outcome would have been different."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If only I hadn't lost my keys, I wouldn't have been late for the meeting."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If only she hadn't lied to me, I wouldn't have been so hurt."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If only I hadn't spent all my money, I could have bought that new phone."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If only he hadn't forgotten our anniversary, we wouldn't be arguing now."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If only I hadn't eaten so much, I wouldn't feel so sick."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If only she hadn't ignored my advice, she wouldn't be in this mess."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If only I hadn't broken the vase, my mother wouldn't be so angry."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If only he hadn't left the door unlocked, the house wouldn't have been robbed."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If only I hadn't missed the train, I wouldn't have been so stressed."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If only she hadn't said those words, the relationship wouldn't have ended."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"Had it not been for the rain, we could have had a picnic in the park."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If it hadn't been for her quick thinking, the accident could have been much worse."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"Had it not been for the traffic jam, I would have arrived on time."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If it hadn't been for his persistence, the project might have failed."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"Had it not been for the language barrier, they could have communicated more effectively."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If it hadn't been for the storm, the flight would have taken off on schedule."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"Had it not been for her experience, the team might not have won the championship."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If it hadn't been for the delay, we could have caught the earlier train."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"Had it not been for the technical issues, the presentation would have gone smoothly."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,"If it hadn't been for the lack of funding, the program might have been more successful."
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,Hardly had the sun set when the stars began to twinkle in the sky.
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,Hardly had the plane landed when the passengers started to disembark.
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,Hardly had the news spread when the town was in an uproar.
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,Hardly had the storm begun when the power went out.
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,Hardly had the clock struck midnight when the fireworks started.
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,Hardly had the meeting ended when the phone started ringing.
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,Hardly had the package arrived when it was opened eagerly.
C2,PAST/past perfect simple,Hardly had the curtain fallen when the applause erupted.
A1,PAST/past simple,Every day at college I went to class at 9 am.
A1,PAST/past simple,I met her about ten years ago.
A1,PAST/past simple,My grandmother lived in a village and I often went there.
A1,PAST/past simple,They played football together last weekend.
A1,PAST/past simple,She read a book before going to bed.
A1,PAST/past simple,We visited the museum last summer.
A1,PAST/past simple,He slept well after a long day.
A1,PAST/past simple,The cat sat on the windowsill all afternoon.
A1,PAST/past simple,They danced at the party last night.
A1,PAST/past simple,She cooked dinner for her family yesterday.
A1,PAST/past simple,The people were very polite.
A1,PAST/past simple,"Every time I went to Hendon Park, I saw so many people there."
A1,PAST/past simple,I liked this place very much.
A1,PAST/past simple,We visited the museum last weekend.
A1,PAST/past simple,She always cooked dinner for her family.
A1,PAST/past simple,They played football in the park yesterday.
A1,PAST/past simple,I walked to school every day when I was a child.
A1,PAST/past simple,He watched TV for hours last night.
A1,PAST/past simple,They lived in a small house by the river.
A1,PAST/past simple,She read a book in the garden this morning.
A2,PAST/past simple,I forgot to tell you some details about tomorrow evening.
A2,PAST/past simple,I spent about £35 on all those clothes.
A2,PAST/past simple,"I liked it very much because my favourite team won, it was great."
A2,PAST/past simple,I went to the park yesterday and played with my friends.
A2,PAST/past simple,She finished her homework early and watched a movie.
A2,PAST/past simple,They visited the museum last weekend and enjoyed the exhibits.
A2,PAST/past simple,We had a great time at the party and danced all night.
A2,PAST/past simple,He bought a new car and drove it to work today.
A2,PAST/past simple,I cooked dinner last night and everyone loved it.
A2,PAST/past simple,They arrived at the airport on time and caught their flight.
A2,PAST/past simple,She didn't finish her homework.
A2,PAST/past simple,They didn't go to the park.
A2,PAST/past simple,We didn't see the movie.
A2,PAST/past simple,He didn't eat breakfast.
A2,PAST/past simple,I didn't buy the book.
A2,PAST/past simple,The teacher didn't explain the lesson.
A2,PAST/past simple,We didn't play soccer.
A2,PAST/past simple,She didn't call her friend.
A2,PAST/past simple,They didn't arrive on time.
A2,PAST/past simple,I didn't understand the question.
A2,PAST/past simple,Did you finish your homework?
A2,PAST/past simple,Did you see the movie last night?
A2,PAST/past simple,Did you go to the park yesterday?
A2,PAST/past simple,Did you eat lunch already?
A2,PAST/past simple,Did you call your friend?
A2,PAST/past simple,Did you watch TV this morning?
A2,PAST/past simple,Did you take the bus to school?
A2,PAST/past simple,Did you play soccer after class?
A2,PAST/past simple,Did you read the book yet?
A2,PAST/past simple,Did you meet your teacher today?
A2,PAST/past simple,"When she saw the accident, she called the police."
A2,PAST/past simple,I was surprised when he suddenly appeared at the party.
A2,PAST/past simple,"When it started raining, we decided to go inside."
A2,PAST/past simple,He felt relieved when the doctor said he was okay.
A2,PAST/past simple,"When the movie ended, everyone clapped loudly."
A2,PAST/past simple,I remembered the key when I was already at the door.
A2,PAST/past simple,"When the teacher entered the room, the students stood up."
A2,PAST/past simple,She realized her mistake when she read the email again.
A2,PAST/past simple,"When the bell rang, the students rushed to the cafeteria."
A2,PAST/past simple,"When the train arrived, we quickly got on board."
B1,PAST/past simple,I convinced some of my friends to come with me even if they don't like rap music.
B1,PAST/past simple,Previously I faced many failures but I never gave up.
B1,PAST/past simple,"The cameraman filmed us during a lesson and later, walking to the playground."
B1,PAST/past simple,She baked a cake for her sister's birthday.
B1,PAST/past simple,They visited the museum last weekend.
B1,PAST/past simple,He finished his homework before dinner.
B1,PAST/past simple,We watched a movie at the cinema last night.
B1,PAST/past simple,The teacher explained the lesson clearly.
B1,PAST/past simple,I bought a new book yesterday.
B1,PAST/past simple,The dog chased the cat around the garden.
B1,PAST/past simple,I didn't go to the party last night.
B1,PAST/past simple,She didn't finish her homework on time.
B1,PAST/past simple,They didn't call me back.
B1,PAST/past simple,We didn't find the keys we were looking for.
B1,PAST/past simple,He didn't understand the question.
B1,PAST/past simple,The movie didn't start at the time we expected.
B1,PAST/past simple,I didn't eat breakfast this morning.
B1,PAST/past simple,They didn't arrive at the station in time.
B1,PAST/past simple,She didn't like the gift I gave her.
B1,PAST/past simple,We didn't meet our friends at the park.
B1,PAST/past simple,Did you visit the museum last weekend?
B1,PAST/past simple,How did she celebrate her birthday?
B1,PAST/past simple,Why didn't they invite us to the party?
B1,PAST/past simple,"You finished your homework, didn't you?"
B1,PAST/past simple,Didn't he go to the gym yesterday?
B1,PAST/past simple,Did you enjoy the concert last night?
B1,PAST/past simple,How did he react to the news?
B1,PAST/past simple,Why didn't you tell me about the meeting?
B1,PAST/past simple,"We watched a movie last Saturday, didn't we?"
B1,PAST/past simple,Didn't she cook dinner for everyone?
B1,PAST/past simple,she always wore a red dress on Fridays.
B1,PAST/past simple,he always got up early to go jogging.
B1,PAST/past simple,they always played chess in the park.
B1,PAST/past simple,I always took the bus to work.
B1,PAST/past simple,we always had lunch at the same restaurant.
B1,PAST/past simple,she always studied for hours before exams.
B1,PAST/past simple,he always watched the news in the evening.
B1,PAST/past simple,they always walked to school together.
B1,PAST/past simple,I always enjoyed reading books on weekends.
B1,PAST/past simple,she always called her mother every Sunday.
B1,PAST/past simple,"If I had more time, I would travel around the world."
B1,PAST/past simple,"If she knew how to cook, she would make dinner every night."
B1,PAST/past simple,"If we won the lottery, we would buy a big house."
B1,PAST/past simple,"If he studied harder, he would pass the exam."
B1,PAST/past simple,"If they had a car, they would visit their grandparents more often."
B1,PAST/past simple,"If I were you, I would take the job offer."
B1,PAST/past simple,"If she had more money, she would donate to charity."
B1,PAST/past simple,"If we had a garden, we would grow our own vegetables."
B1,PAST/past simple,"If he had a better phone, he would take more photos."
B1,PAST/past simple,"If you were more organized, you would finish your work on time."
B1,PAST/past simple,"I woke up early, had breakfast, and then went to the park."
B1,PAST/past simple,"She arrived at the airport, took a taxi, and finally reached the hotel."
B1,PAST/past simple,"We finished our homework, played video games, and then had dinner."
B1,PAST/past simple,"He bought a ticket, boarded the train, and eventually arrived at his destination."
B1,PAST/past simple,"They visited the museum, had lunch, and then went shopping."
B1,PAST/past simple,"I got dressed, brushed my teeth, and then left for work."
B1,PAST/past simple,"She practiced her speech, delivered it to the class, and then received feedback."
B1,PAST/past simple,"We walked to the store, bought groceries, and then returned home."
B1,PAST/past simple,"He finished his report, submitted it, and then went out for a walk."
B1,PAST/past simple,"They cleaned the house, cooked dinner, and then watched a movie."
B1,PAST/past simple,I wish I had studied harder for the exam.
B1,PAST/past simple,I wish we had gone to the beach last weekend.
B1,PAST/past simple,I wish you had told me about the party earlier.
B1,PAST/past simple,I wish I had known about the sale sooner.
B1,PAST/past simple,I wish we had taken a different route to avoid the traffic.
B1,PAST/past simple,I wish I had brought an umbrella with me today.
B1,PAST/past simple,I wish we had booked the tickets in advance.
B1,PAST/past simple,I wish I had called you last night.
B1,PAST/past simple,I wish we had stayed longer at the park.
B1,PAST/past simple,I wish I had listened to my mother's advice.
B2,PAST/past simple,I didn't finish my homework last night.
B2,PAST/past simple,She didn't call me like she promised.
B2,PAST/past simple,We didn't go to the park because it rained.
B2,PAST/past simple,He didn't eat breakfast this morning.
B2,PAST/past simple,They didn't arrive on time for the meeting.
B2,PAST/past simple,The movie didn't start until 8 PM.
B2,PAST/past simple,I didn't understand the question at first.
B2,PAST/past simple,She didn't like the gift I gave her.
B2,PAST/past simple,We didn't see any dolphins on our trip.
B2,PAST/past simple,He didn't apologize for his mistake.
B2,PAST/past simple,Did you finish your homework last night?
B2,PAST/past simple,Where did you go on your vacation?
B2,PAST/past simple,"You didn't forget our meeting, did you?"
B2,PAST/past simple,Why didn't you call me when you arrived?
B2,PAST/past simple,Were you able to find the book you were looking for?
B2,PAST/past simple,When did you first start learning English?
B2,PAST/past simple,"You didn't lose your keys, did you?"
B2,PAST/past simple,How long did you stay at the party?
B2,PAST/past simple,Didn't you say you were going to the gym today?
B2,PAST/past simple,Why didn't you invite me to your birthday party?
B2,PAST/past simple,"As soon as we went down to around 15 metres in depth, we saw a lot of coloured fish."
B2,PAST/past simple,I told you about that terrible hotel I had stayed in before I came to visit you.
B2,PAST/past simple,"Once he got inside, he started searching for some clues to that horrible crime."
B2,PAST/past simple,"Since she arrived, the atmosphere in the office has been much more positive."
B2,PAST/past simple,"If it hadn't rained, we would have gone for a picnic."
B2,PAST/past simple,"So he finished his work, he decided to take a short break."
B2,PAST/past simple,"Until the sun set, we continued to play on the beach."
B2,PAST/past simple,"When I saw the accident, I immediately called the police."
B2,PAST/past simple,"While she was cooking dinner, the phone rang."
B2,PAST/past simple,I visited my grandparents every weekend last month.
B2,PAST/past simple,She finished her homework before dinner last night.
B2,PAST/past simple,They went to the beach during the summer break last year.
B2,PAST/past simple,He called me right after the meeting ended yesterday.
B2,PAST/past simple,We stayed in the city for a few days last spring.
B2,PAST/past simple,She practiced the piano for hours every evening last week.
B2,PAST/past simple,I bought a new car just before the lockdown last year.
B2,PAST/past simple,They celebrated their anniversary at a fancy restaurant last Saturday.
B2,PAST/past simple,He took a long walk in the park during his lunch break last Tuesday.
B2,PAST/past simple,We watched the sunset from the balcony last evening.
B2,PAST/past simple,I would appreciate it if you could send me the report by Friday.
B2,PAST/past simple,It would be helpful if you informed me about the meeting time.
B2,PAST/past simple,I would be thankful if you could confirm my reservation.
B2,PAST/past simple,It would be nice if you could provide me with more details.
B2,PAST/past simple,I would be grateful if you could assist me with this issue.
B2,PAST/past simple,It would be appreciated if you could forward the email to the team.
B2,PAST/past simple,I would be delighted if you could attend the event with me.
B2,PAST/past simple,It would be useful if you could share your experience on this matter.
B2,PAST/past simple,I would be obliged if you could arrange a meeting for next week.
B2,PAST/past simple,It would be beneficial if you could review the document before submission.
B2,PAST/past simple,I wondered if you could help me with the project I'm working on.
B2,PAST/past simple,I wanted to know if the event starts at 7 PM or 8 PM.
B2,PAST/past simple,I wondered if you could send me the report by tomorrow.
B2,PAST/past simple,I wanted to thank you for the lovely gift you sent.
B2,PAST/past simple,I wondered if you could recommend a good restaurant in the area.
B2,PAST/past simple,I wanted to know if the meeting has been rescheduled.
B2,PAST/past simple,I wondered if you could provide me with the contact details of the supplier.
B2,PAST/past simple,I wanted to thank you for the opportunity to work on this project.
B2,PAST/past simple,I wondered if you could explain the new policy to me.
B2,PAST/past simple,I wanted to know if the deadline for the proposal has been extended.
C1,PAST/past simple,"Not only did he not finish his homework, but also he forgot to bring his textbook.  "
C1,PAST/past simple,"Not only didn't she attend the meeting, but also she failed to inform anyone about her absence.  "
C1,PAST/past simple,"Not only did they not win the game, but also they lost all their points in the last round.  "
C1,PAST/past simple,"Not only didn't we receive the package on time, but also it was damaged upon arrival.  "
C1,PAST/past simple,"Not only did he not apologize for his mistake, but also he blamed others for the issue.  "
C1,PAST/past simple,"Not only didn't she pass the exam, but also she missed the deadline to retake it.  "
C1,PAST/past simple,"Not only did the team not qualify for the finals, but also they were eliminated in the first round.  "
C1,PAST/past simple,"Not only didn't they provide the necessary support, but also they made the situation worse.  "
C1,PAST/past simple,"Not only did he not fulfill his promise, but also he left everyone disappointed.  "
C1,PAST/past simple,"Not only didn't they finish the project on time, but also they exceeded the budget significantly."
C1,PAST/past simple,Did you enjoy the concert last night?
C1,PAST/past simple,How did you manage to fix the car?
C1,PAST/past simple,"I explained the project to you, didn't I?"
C1,PAST/past simple,Didn't they say they were coming early?
C1,PAST/past simple,Wasn't it raining when we left?
C1,PAST/past simple,How did the meeting go with the client?
C1,PAST/past simple,"I showed you the new software, didn't I?"
C1,PAST/past simple,Didn't we discuss this issue before?
C1,PAST/past simple,Were you able to finish the report?
C1,PAST/past simple,How did you find the new restaurant?
C1,PAST/past simple,"After having discussed this subject with the other member, we came up with the following decisions. First of all..."
C1,PAST/past simple,"Following advice from a friend, I purchased the English version of your product, only to find out its quality did not match the promises made in your advertisement."
C1,PAST/past simple,"After the meeting ended, I went to the store, bought some groceries, and then returned home to prepare dinner."
C1,PAST/past simple,"He finished his homework, called his friend, and then went out to play basketball."
C1,PAST/past simple,"After the storm passed, the sun came out, the birds began to sing, and the world seemed to return to normal."
C1,PAST/past simple,"She woke up early, went for a run, and then came back home to shower and get ready for work."
C1,PAST/past simple,"After the presentation, the team gathered for a debrief, discussed the feedback, and then decided on the next steps."
C1,PAST/past simple,"He arrived at the airport, checked in his luggage, and then went through security to catch his flight."
C1,PAST/past simple,"After the concert, the band members went backstage, signed autographs, and then left for their next destination."
C1,PAST/past simple,"She finished her degree, moved to a new city, and then started her dream job in the field of her passion."
C1,PAST/past simple,We did find the missing keys in the last place we looked.
C1,PAST/past simple,"She did finish the marathon in under three hours, despite the heat."
C1,PAST/past simple,"They did arrive on time, even though there was heavy traffic."
C1,PAST/past simple,"He did pass the exam, but only by a few points."
C1,PAST/past simple,"I did see her at the party, but we didn't get a chance to talk."
C1,PAST/past simple,"We did manage to book the tickets, even though it was last minute."
C1,PAST/past simple,"The movie did live up to the hype, with an amazing storyline."
C1,PAST/past simple,"They did complete the project on time, despite the challenges."
C1,PAST/past simple,"She did receive the promotion, after all her hard work."
C1,PAST/past simple,"He did apologize for the mistake, and it was sincere."
C1,PAST/past simple,I thought you might appreciate a heads-up about the upcoming changes in the office schedule.
C1,PAST/past simple,I thought it would be helpful to share some tips on how to improve your presentation skills.
C1,PAST/past simple,I thought you might want to know about the new project that has just been launched.
C1,PAST/past simple,I thought it would be a good idea to remind you about the deadline for the proposal submission.
C1,PAST/past simple,I thought you might be interested in attending the workshop on digital marketing next week.
C1,PAST/past simple,I thought it would be beneficial to discuss the potential risks associated with the new venture.
C1,PAST/past simple,I thought you might find it useful to have a copy of the latest market analysis report.
C1,PAST/past simple,I thought it would be a good idea to schedule a meeting to review the progress on the project.
C1,PAST/past simple,I thought you might appreciate knowing about the new training program for employees.
C1,PAST/past simple,I thought it would be helpful to provide you with some background information on the topic.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,I have been working on this project for weeks.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,She's been practicing the piano every day.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,They've been traveling around Europe for the past month.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,We've been living in this house for five years.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,He has been playing soccer since he was a child.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,I've been reading this book for hours.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,We've been waiting for the bus for over thirty minutes.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,She has been teaching at this school for ten years.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,They've been hiking in the mountains since early morning.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,He's been watching movies all weekend.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,Have you been working on the project?
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,What have you been studying?
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,How long have you been waiting?
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,Have you been feeling better?
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,What have you been cooking?
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,How long have you been learning English?
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,Have you been enjoying the weather?
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,What have you been watching?
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,How long have you been living here?
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,Have you been practicing your skills?
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,I've been practicing the piano every day for the past month.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,She has been attending yoga classes regularly since last year.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,They have been traveling to different countries every summer for the last five years.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,He has been working on this project non-stop since Monday.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,We have been meeting for coffee every Saturday morning for the past six months.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,"I have been reading this book series, and I'm already on the third volume."
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,She has been jogging in the park every evening for the last two months.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,They have been renovating their house for the past three months.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,He has been learning Spanish online for the last four months.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,We have been visiting our grandparents every weekend since they moved closer.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,I've been learning French for three months now.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,They've been waiting for the bus since 7 AM.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,She's been cooking dinner for the past hour.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,He's been playing the guitar since he was ten.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,We've been watching this TV show for weeks.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,It's been raining non-stop for two days.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,She's been reading that book since yesterday.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,They've been building the bridge for a year.
B1,PAST/present perfect continuous,He's been jogging every morning for months.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,I hope I haven't been bothering you too much lately.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,She hasn't been feeling well since she came back from vacation.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,They haven't been practicing as much as they should have.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,The project hasn't been progressing smoothly for the past few weeks.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,He hasn't been sleeping well since the exams started.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,We haven't been seeing each other much since we moved to different cities.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,The garden hasn't been looking as beautiful as it used to.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,You haven't been eating enough since you started your diet.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,The team hasn't been performing well since the new manager arrived.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,I haven't been receiving your emails for the past few days.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,I have just been working on my project for hours.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,She has always been practicing her violin diligently.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,They have frequently been visiting their grandparents lately.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,He has recently been jogging every morning.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,We have constantly been improving our skills at work.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,You have usually been cooking dinner for the family.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,It has often been raining in the past few weeks.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,I have occasionally been watching old movies on weekends.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,She has never been studying as hard as she is now.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,They have rarely been going out since the pandemic started.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,I have been working on this project for weeks.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,She has been practicing the piano every day.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,They have been renovating the house all month.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,He has been studying for the exam non-stop.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,We have been discussing the issue for hours.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,You have been ignoring my messages lately.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,The company has been expanding its market share.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,The team has been training hard for the competition.
B2,PAST/present perfect continuous,They have been planning this event for months.
C2,PAST/present perfect continuous,"Not only have I been working on this project for months, but I have also gained valuable experience."
C2,PAST/present perfect continuous,"Not only has she been practicing daily, but she has also improved significantly."
C2,PAST/present perfect continuous,"Not only have we been waiting for this moment, but we have also prepared extensively."
C2,PAST/present perfect continuous,"Not only has he been studying diligently, but he has also excelled in his exams."
C2,PAST/present perfect continuous,"Not only have they been traveling extensively, but they have also explored diverse cultures."
C2,PAST/present perfect continuous,"Not only has the team been training hard, but they have also shown remarkable teamwork."
C2,PAST/present perfect continuous,"Not only have I been learning new skills, but I have also applied them in real-world scenarios."
C2,PAST/present perfect continuous,"Not only has the company been growing rapidly, but it has also expanded its market reach."
C2,PAST/present perfect continuous,"Not only have the students been attending classes, but they have also participated actively in discussions."
C2,PAST/present perfect continuous,"Not only has the artist been creating masterpieces, but he has also inspired many others."
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I haven't played basketball for weeks.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,She hasn't called me for a month.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,They haven't visited us for years.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I haven't watched a movie for days.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,He hasn't eaten sushi for months.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I haven't spoken to him for a while.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,We haven't gone to the beach for ages.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I haven't received the letter yet.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,She hasn't called me yet.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,They haven't arrived yet.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,We haven't decided yet.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,He hasn't eaten yet.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I haven't bought the tickets yet.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,She hasn't finished her homework yet.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,They haven't cleaned the house yet.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,He hasn't met her yet.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,We haven't gone to the park yet.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I have visited the Grand Canyon.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,We have finished our homework.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I have eaten sushi before.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,We have watched that movie.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I have read this book.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,We have played soccer together.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I have been to Paris.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,We have studied English for a year.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I have met my best friend here.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,We have learned a lot of new words.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I haven't played tennis for a long time.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I haven't watched a movie in the theater for months.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I haven't visited my grandparents for a year.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I haven't read a book in weeks.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I haven't cooked dinner at home for days.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I haven't gone swimming since last summer.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I haven't called my friend in a while.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I haven't danced at a party for ages.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,Have you finished your homework?
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,Have you seen the new movie?
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,Have you eaten breakfast?
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,Have you cleaned your room?
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,Have you visited your grandparents?
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,Have you read that book?
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,Have you played the piano today?
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,Have you talked to your teacher?
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,Have you washed the dishes?
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,Have you studied for the test?
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,"I have never seen a competition like that before, and I love it."
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I have just seen your notice.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,She has already finished her homework.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,They have often visited that museum.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,He has always enjoyed playing the piano.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,We have recently moved to a new house.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,You have probably forgotten your keys.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I have rarely eaten such delicious food.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,They have never been to that country.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,She has frequently mentioned her trip.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I've been to the Grand Canyon.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,They have never tried sushi.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,She has visited Paris twice.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,We have seen the Eiffel Tower.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,He has never ridden a horse.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,I've tried Italian food before.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,They have visited the Louvre.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,She has never been to Japan.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,We have seen a live concert.
A2,PAST/present perfect simple,He has never swum in the ocean.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,I have been waiting for you since morning.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,She has been working at that company since 2015.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,We have lived in this house since our wedding.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,He has been studying French since he was 10 years old.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,They have been friends since primary school.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,It has been raining since last night.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,She has been feeling sick since yesterday.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,We have been married since 2008.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,He has been playing the guitar since he was a teenager.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,They have been running this business since 1990.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,I've already finished my homework.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,They have already left for the airport.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,She has already cooked dinner.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,We have already booked the hotel.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,He has already completed the project.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,I have already read that book.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,You have already seen this movie.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,They have already planted the flowers.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,She has already packed her bags.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,We have already decided on the menu.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,I've finished my homework.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,She has visited Paris twice.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,They have lived in this house for five years.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,He has already eaten dinner.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,We have seen that movie before.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,It has rained a lot this month.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,You have done a great job.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,The cat has slept all day.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,The flowers have bloomed beautifully.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,The project has been completed on time.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,He hasn't visited his grandparents in years.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,They haven't finished the project yet.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,I haven't seen that movie before.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,She hasn't eaten at that restaurant.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,We haven't received any updates recently.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,He hasn't called me since last week.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,They haven't been to the beach this summer.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,I haven't bought a new car yet.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,She hasn't written a letter in months.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,We haven't had a vacation in a long time.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,Didn't you finish your homework?
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,Haven't we met before?
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,Didn't they tell you the truth?
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,Haven't you heard the news?
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,Didn't she bring her book?
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,Haven't you tried this recipe?
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,Didn't he call you yesterday?
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,Haven't you visited that museum?
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,Didn't you forget your keys?
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,Haven't you received the letter?
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,I've often thought about visiting Japan.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,She has frequently mentioned her love for hiking.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,They have occasionally gone to the beach on weekends.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,He has recently started learning to play the guitar.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,We have never tried that restaurant before.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,She has usually been punctual for our meetings.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,They have sometimes had difficulties with their internet connection.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,He has rarely missed a day of work.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,She has always enjoyed reading mystery novels.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,They have commonly discussed their travel plans.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,I've just finished my homework.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,She has already left for the airport.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,They've just moved to a new house.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,He has recently started a new job.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,We've just had dinner.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,She has already bought the tickets.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,They've just arrived at the hotel.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,I've lived in this city for five years now.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,She has traveled to many countries in her life.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,They have been friends since childhood.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,He has always enjoyed reading books.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,We have known each other for a long time.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,It has rained a lot this month.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,They have never been to a concert before.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,She has worked at the same company for ten years.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,He has always been interested in history.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,They have had this car for over a decade.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,This is the most beautiful sunset I have ever seen.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,That was the most exciting concert I've ever attended.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,She has the most impressive collection of stamps I have ever seen.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,This is the most comfortable chair I've ever sat in.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,He has the most incredible talent for drawing I have ever witnessed.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,This is the most challenging puzzle I've ever solved.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,She has the most amazing voice I have ever heard.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,This is the most delicious cake I've ever tasted.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,He has the most impressive memory I have ever encountered.
B1,PAST/present perfect simple,This is the most thrilling ride I've ever been on.
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,I still haven't received the package I ordered last week.
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,They still haven't finished the project despite the deadline being yesterday.
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,"She still hasn't called me back, even though I left a message three days ago."
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,We still haven't found a solution to the problem after all this time.
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,"He still hasn't recovered from the flu, even though it's been two weeks."
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,"The movie still hasn't been released, despite the initial announcement."
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,"They still haven't paid the bill, even though it was due last month."
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,"She still hasn't finished her homework, even though it's due tomorrow."
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,"He still hasn't found a job, even though he's been looking for months."
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,"They still haven't decided where to go on vacation, even though it's next week."
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,How has your family been?
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,But what have these animals done?
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,"In 1970 people in the UK married in their early 20s, but nowadays they marry at the end of their 20s. But why has this changed?"
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,Have you ever been to Japan?
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,What has happened to the project?
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,Where have the children gone?
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,Why has the weather been so unpredictable lately?
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,How long has she been working here?
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,What have you been doing all day?
B2,PAST/present perfect simple,When has the meeting been scheduled?
C1,PAST/present perfect simple,"Thus, you have not fulfilled your task with due care, as you have stated in your letter."
C1,PAST/present perfect simple,"Somehow, in my country education has not evolved, although it manages to maintain some advantages."
C1,PAST/present perfect simple,"The project has not been completed on time, despite the team's best efforts."
C1,PAST/present perfect simple,"She has not attended the conference, even though she was invited as a keynote speaker."
C1,PAST/present perfect simple,"The company has not made a profit this year, contrary to market expectations."
C1,PAST/present perfect simple,"They have not resolved the issue, despite numerous attempts to find a solution."
C1,PAST/present perfect simple,"The report has not been submitted, even though the deadline was last week."
C1,PAST/present perfect simple,"He has not returned the book, even after repeated reminders."
C1,PAST/present perfect simple,"The committee has not reached a decision, despite lengthy discussions."
C1,PAST/present perfect simple,"The results have not been announced, even though the competition ended a month ago."
C2,PAST/present perfect simple,A new shopping centre has opened in our town.
C2,PAST/present perfect simple,The government has announced a major tax reform.
C2,PAST/present perfect simple,A famous actor has been awarded a lifetime achievement award.
C2,PAST/present perfect simple,A new vaccine has been developed to combat the latest virus strain.
C2,PAST/present perfect simple,A major airline has introduced direct flights to a popular tourist destination.
C2,PAST/present perfect simple,A local charity has raised a record amount of money for a children's hospital.
C2,PAST/present perfect simple,A renowned scientist has made a groundbreaking discovery in the field of medicine.
C2,PAST/present perfect simple,A popular TV show has been renewed for a second season.
C2,PAST/present perfect simple,A major tech company has launched a new smartphone model.
C2,PAST/present perfect simple,A famous author has released their latest bestselling novel.
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,I'm sending some flowers to you.
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,He works in Bognor Regis.
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,I can cook some food for you.
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,I usually go shopping with her in Chester.
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,Can you come on Saturday at five o'clock in the afternoon?
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,I will come to your house on time.
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,She lives near the park.
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,They are playing outside the school.
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,We met at the cafe.
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,He left the book on the table.
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,I go to the library every Saturday.
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,She plays with her toys in the garden.
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,They always eat breakfast at the table.
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,He rides his bike on the street.
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,We keep our books on the shelf.
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,She sleeps in her bed every night.
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,They walk to school every morning.
A1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,He drinks water from the bottle.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The cat is under the table.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The book is on the shelf.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,She is waiting for the bus at the station.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,We went to the park with our friends.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The keys are in the drawer.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The meeting will be held at the office.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,He was born in 1990.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The cup is next to the plate.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,They live near the school.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The flowers are beside the window.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,We can meet in the park near to my house at 7.00 p.m.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"I have a lot of hobbies, such as reading, singing, drawing and so on."
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,I will be free at 4 p.m. and we can meet each other in front of our tennis club.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The library is located between the school and the hospital.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,She always sits next to her best friend during lunch.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,We went to the beach after leaving the hotel.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The cat hid under the table during the storm.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,He parked his car beside the big tree near the entrance.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The restaurant is just across the street from the cinema.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,She placed the book on top of the pile of magazines.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,It's just beside the park.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The coffee shop is just across the street.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,Her office is just behind the bank.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The bus stop is just before the bridge.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The supermarket is just next to the gas station.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The hotel is just around the corner.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The museum is just opposite the school.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The bookstore is just between the two cafes.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The post office is just near the town hall.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The restaurant is just along the river.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,I am interested in learning new languages.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,She is excited about visiting her grandparents.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,They are worried about losing their jobs.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,He is passionate about cooking Italian food.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,We are looking forward to seeing the new movie.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,She is afraid of flying in airplanes.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,They are busy with preparing for the party.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,He is good at fixing broken toys.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,We are happy about moving to a new house.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,She is proud of winning the competition.
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,Who are you going with?
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,What are you looking for?
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,Which book are you interested in?
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,Who are you talking to?
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,Where are you going for?
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,What are you thinking about?
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,Which movie are you excited for?
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,Who are you meeting with?
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,What are you searching for?
A2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,Which restaurant are you planning to go to?
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"If it is raining, the rain enters through the holes in the roof and makes the house wet."
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"To my surprise, there was a charming beach along the cycle route."
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,Don't forget to meet me at the theme park beside the main entrance.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,In the middle of the room there is a big bed between two windows and above the bed there is a beautiful painting.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,I think Bremen won't change that much within the next 20 years.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,I hate shopping via the internet.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,She found the perfect gift under the Christmas tree.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The cat hid behind the sofa when the doorbell rang.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,They walked along the river until they reached the old bridge.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The book was left on the table beside the window.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,My parents weren't happy when they heard that I wanted to go to Croatia with my friends instead of flying to the USA.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The company chose my school thanks to the excellent results of the students.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,It was saying that some company can find me a job in the UK and I can earn up to £ 1000 per month.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,I was going out of the shop when I noticed that I had lost it.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"I would like to apologise because, due to a dental appointment, I will not be able to participate in the English class tomorrow."
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The best place to stay is a hotel a bit outside of the city.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,I was surprised to see him at the party after all the years we had been apart.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,She decided to move to the countryside for the sake of her children's education.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,He was late to the meeting due to the traffic jam on the highway.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,We chose to travel by train instead of flying because of the scenic route.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,I was completely outside the box when I came up with that idea.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,She is almost beside herself with excitement.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,He is entirely within his rights to make that decision.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,They were far beyond the point of no return.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,It was just around the corner from the train station.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,She was nearly under the impression that he was interested.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,He was barely within the budget for the project.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,They were completely off the beaten path.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,She was entirely on her own when she made that choice.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,He was almost through the door when he remembered his keys.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,This is the best festival I've been to.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,Please give him all the information he asks for.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,Everybody should see which company I work for.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,This is the house I live in.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,Can you tell me what time the meeting is at?
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,I don't know which route the bus takes.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,She showed me the book she wrote about.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,He is the person I spoke to.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,I can't remember where I put my keys.
B1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,Do you know which restaurant we are going to?
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"She did not say very much except for oh and yes, yes every once in a while."
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,And it gives them the possibility of gradually gaining knowledge about other living creatures apart from humans.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"It is based on my personal opinions in addition to a sample of 500 people who are students and staff at the school, and also visitors."
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"Now, as for the camping, I admit that I'm not a great fan of it."
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"I hope that, in spite of some small problems, people liked the festival and we will be able to attend it next year."
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"He spoke to me in confidence, without anyone else knowing about it."
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The decision was made on account of the recent budget cuts.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,She was very upset because of the unexpected delay.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,They are planning to move to the countryside for the sake of their children's education.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,He managed to finish the project ahead of schedule despite the numerous obstacles.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The project on which we have been working for months is finally complete.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The book from which I learned so much has become my favorite.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The company for which I work is expanding rapidly.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The park in which we had our picnic is now closed for renovations.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The recipe to which I always refer is in my old cookbook.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The team with which they won the championship is disbanding.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The document about which we were discussing is on your desk.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The course for which I applied is now full.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The painting of which she is particularly proud is hanging in the gallery.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The event at which we met was unforgettable.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"The document was filed away under the heading ""Confidential."""
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The contract must be signed by both parties prior to the commencement of work.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The report was submitted to the board for their consideration.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The meeting will be held in the conference room at the end of the corridor.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The proposal was presented to the client for their approval.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The funds were allocated to the project based on the recommendations of the committee.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The letter was addressed to the CEO of the company.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The agreement was reached after several rounds of negotiation.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The invitation was sent out to all members of the organization.
B2,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,The announcement was made during the annual general meeting.
C1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"In view of the recent developments, we must reassess our strategy."
C1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"Notwithstanding the challenges, we remain committed to our goals."
C1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"In consequence of your negligence, the project has suffered significant delays."
C1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"With regard to the proposal, we have several reservations."
C1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"In accordance with the new regulations, all documents must be submitted by Friday."
C1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"In light of the current economic climate, we must tighten our budget."
C1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"In the event of a breach, immediate action will be required."
C1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"In consideration of your service, we are pleased to offer you a promotion."
C1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"In the absence of clear evidence, the case has been dismissed."
C1,PREPOSITIONS/prepositions,"In spite of the weather, the event will proceed as planned."
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,"I am sending you some flowers, because you are not well.  "
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,I am writing to tell you what I do every day at college.  
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,She is reading a book in the library.  
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,They are playing soccer in the park.  
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,He is cooking dinner in the kitchen.  
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,We are studying for the exam tomorrow.  
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,The cat is sleeping on the sofa.  
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,The sun is shining brightly outside.  
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,The teacher is explaining the lesson to the students.  
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,The birds are singing in the trees.
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,We are missing you.
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,I am sending you these flowers because I think that you will like these pretty flowers and you will get well soon.
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,I really like it when we are doing more speaking.
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,They are playing football now.
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,She is reading a book at the moment.
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,We are having dinner together tonight.
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,He is watching TV right now.
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,They are studying for their exams.
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,She is cooking dinner for us.
A1,PRESENT/present continuous,We are walking in the park today.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm not going to the party tonight.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,She isn't studying for her exam right now.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,They're not playing soccer in the park today.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,The car isn't starting this morning.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,We're not watching TV at the moment.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,He isn't coming to the meeting tomorrow.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,The cat isn't sleeping on the chair anymore.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,They aren't visiting their grandparents this weekend.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,She isn't cooking dinner tonight.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,The bus isn't arriving on time today.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,"Dear Mom, How are you doing?"
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,What are you bringing with you?
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,Where are you going for your vacation?
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,When are you planning to visit us?
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,Why are you not feeling well?
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,Who are you going to the party with?
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,How long are you staying in town?
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,What time are you arriving tomorrow?
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,Which hotel are you staying at?
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,How often are you seeing your friends?
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm always forgetting my keys.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,He is always complaining about his job.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,They are always arguing with each other.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,We are always running late for school.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,It's always raining on the weekends.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,She is always talking on the phone.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,He is always eating junk food.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,I am studying for my exams right now.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,She is cooking dinner in the kitchen.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,They are playing soccer at the park.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,He is reading a book about history.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,We are planning a trip to the mountains.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,The children are drawing pictures in the classroom.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,The teacher is explaining the lesson to the students.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,They are building a new house in the neighborhood.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,I am learning how to play the guitar.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,The sun is setting and the sky is turning red.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm staying at my aunt's house this week.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,She's working from home because of the pandemic.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,We're visiting our grandparents this weekend.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,He's learning to play the guitar right now.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,They're building a new house near the lake.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm reading a mystery novel for my book club.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,She's cooking dinner for the family tonight.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,We're planning a trip to the beach next month.
A2,PRESENT/present continuous,He's fixing the car in the garage at the moment.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm going to the gym every morning this week.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm meeting my friends for coffee every Friday.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm watching a new TV series every night.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm practicing my guitar every evening.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm visiting my grandparents every weekend.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm cooking a new recipe every Sunday.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm attending a language class every Tuesday.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm jogging in the park every Saturday.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm reading a book every night before bed.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm taking a photography course every Thursday.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm currently working on a new project at the office.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,She's organizing a surprise party for her friend's birthday.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,They're building a new house on the outskirts of the city.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,He's studying for his final exams this week.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,We're planning a trip to the mountains next month.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,The band is recording their new album in the studio.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,She's cooking dinner for her family tonight.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,They're renovating their kitchen to make it more modern.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,He's practicing his guitar for the upcoming concert.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm waiting for my flight at the airport.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm staying with my cousin for a few weeks.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,She's working on a new project at the moment.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,They're visiting their grandparents this weekend.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,He's learning to play the guitar right now.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,We're planning a trip to the beach next month.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,She's cooking dinner for us tonight.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,They're building a new house in the countryside.
B1,PRESENT/present continuous,He's studying hard for his exams this week.
B2,PRESENT/present continuous,Scientists are constantly discovering new species in remote areas.
B2,PRESENT/present continuous,"You're always complaining about the weather, but it's not going to change."
B2,PRESENT/present continuous,"She's frequently forgetting her keys, which is really frustrating."
B2,PRESENT/present continuous,"They're continually arguing over the smallest issues, making it hard to work together."
B2,PRESENT/present continuous,"He's often running late for meetings, which is causing problems."
B2,PRESENT/present continuous,We're constantly updating our software to stay ahead of the competition.
B2,PRESENT/present continuous,"She's usually losing her phone, which is becoming a regular occurrence."
B2,PRESENT/present continuous,"They're always changing their minds, making it difficult to plan anything."
B2,PRESENT/present continuous,"He's frequently missing deadlines, which is affecting the project's progress."
B2,PRESENT/present continuous,She's constantly worrying about things that are out of her control.
C1,PRESENT/present continuous,Are we really making progress?
C1,PRESENT/present continuous,Why are you always so negative?
C1,PRESENT/present continuous,Do you think this is what we need?
C1,PRESENT/present continuous,Why is it so hard to find a good job?
C1,PRESENT/present continuous,Are we just wasting our time here?
C1,PRESENT/present continuous,Why do we keep making the same mistakes?
C1,PRESENT/present continuous,Do you believe in second chances?
C1,PRESENT/present continuous,Why is everything so complicated?
C1,PRESENT/present continuous,Are we ever going to learn?
C1,PRESENT/present continuous,Why am I even bothering to ask?
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,We are constantly encountering unexpected challenges in our daily lives.
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,"They are frequently arguing about trivial matters, which is quite frustrating."
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,"She is occasionally forgetting important dates, which is surprising for her."
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,"He is rarely showing up on time, which is causing delays in our projects."
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,"They are usually avoiding difficult conversations, which is not helping the situation."
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,We are often finding ourselves in situations we never imagined.
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,"She is sometimes neglecting her responsibilities, which is causing problems."
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,"He is always complaining about his job, which is quite annoying."
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,We are generally struggling to keep up with the demands of modern life.
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,I am hoping you can provide some assistance with this project.
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm wondering if it would be possible to reschedule our meeting.
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,"If we're considering the environmental impact, we should also be thinking about alternative energy sources."
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm asking for your input on how we can improve our customer service.
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,"If we're planning to expand our business, we need to be looking at new markets."
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,I am hoping you can clarify the details of the contract for me.
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm wondering if there is any way to expedite the approval process.
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,"If we're aiming to increase productivity, we should be focusing on employee training."
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,I am asking for your advice on the best way to handle this situation.
C2,PRESENT/present continuous,I'm wondering if it would be possible to extend the deadline for the project.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,Every day at college I learn new words and new things.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,I am your new neighbour.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,She plays tennis and she likes going to the swimming pool.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,He eats breakfast at seven o'clock.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,They live in a big house near the park.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,The sun rises in the east.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,We go to the cinema on weekends.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,My sister reads books every night.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,The cat sleeps on the sofa.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,The teacher explains the lesson clearly.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,I don't live in a big house.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,She doesn't have many toys.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,He doesn't watch TV every day.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,We don't go to the park often.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,They don't speak English at home.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,It doesn't rain here in summer.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,You don't like spicy food.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,I don't understand the question.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,I really enjoy playing soccer with my friends.  
A1,PRESENT/present simple,She really loves her new job.  
A1,PRESENT/present simple,They really need to finish their homework.  
A1,PRESENT/present simple,The movie is really interesting.  
A1,PRESENT/present simple,He really wants to buy a new car.  
A1,PRESENT/present simple,We really appreciate your help.  
A1,PRESENT/present simple,The food here is really delicious.  
A1,PRESENT/present simple,She really needs to study for the test.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,I play football every Saturday.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,He always drinks coffee in the morning.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,The sun rises in the east.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,They visit their grandparents on Sundays.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,I eat breakfast at 7 AM.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,She practices yoga every day.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,The train leaves at 8 PM.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,I usually go to bed at 10 PM.
A1,PRESENT/present simple,The Earth revolves around the Sun.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,"If you study hard, you will pass the exam."
A2,PRESENT/present simple,"If it rains tomorrow, we will stay at home."
A2,PRESENT/present simple,"If you don't hurry, you will miss the bus."
A2,PRESENT/present simple,"If you eat too much, you will feel sick."
A2,PRESENT/present simple,"If you tell the truth, you will feel better."
A2,PRESENT/present simple,"If you don't finish your homework, you will get in trouble."
A2,PRESENT/present simple,"If you practice every day, you will get better at playing the piano."
A2,PRESENT/present simple,"If you don't wear a jacket, you will be cold."
A2,PRESENT/present simple,"If you help your friend, they will be happy."
A2,PRESENT/present simple,"If you don't sleep enough, you will be tired."
A2,PRESENT/present simple,"They are very important to me, because they bring me good luck."
A2,PRESENT/present simple,I hope you can come next time.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,The journey takes about half an hour from Paris.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,She always helps me with my homework.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,He likes to play soccer on weekends.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,We go to the beach every summer.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,The sun rises in the east every morning.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,They live in a big house near the river.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,I have a cat named Whiskers.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,The train arrives at 10:00 AM.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you know how to cook this dish?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you know where the nearest bank is?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you know why he is always late?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you know what time the movie starts?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you know how to solve this problem?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you know where she bought that dress?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you know why they are arguing?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you know what he wants for his birthday?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you know how to use this software?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you know where the meeting is being held?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,I don't like coffee in the morning.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,She doesn't live in that apartment anymore.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,We don't have enough time to finish the project.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,He doesn't speak Spanish fluently.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,They don't go to the gym every day.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,The movie doesn't start until 8 PM.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,The book doesn't have many pictures.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,The restaurant doesn't serve breakfast.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you like ice cream?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you live in this city?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,What do you do in your free time?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Who do you want to invite to the party?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you understand this lesson?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,What do you think about the weather today?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you play any sports?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Who do you usually hang out with?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you enjoy reading books?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,What do you usually eat for breakfast?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,I often go to the park on weekends.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,She rarely misses her morning exercise routine.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,We sometimes have pizza for dinner.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,He never forgets to feed his pet.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,They frequently visit their grandparents.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,She occasionally watches horror movies.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,I usually finish my work by 5 pm.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,He sometimes plays video games all night.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,We rarely go out during the week.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,She always brings her lunch to work.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Turn left at the traffic light and walk straight for two blocks.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Go to the grocery store and buy some milk and bread.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Take the second exit on the roundabout and then turn left.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Open the door and go straight ahead to the kitchen.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Walk to the end of the street and then turn right.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Put the book on the table and close the window.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Go to the library and ask for the book on the third shelf.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Take the elevator to the fifth floor and then turn right.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Fill the glass with water and put it in the fridge.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Go to the post office and mail the letter in the red box.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,I think the movie is very interesting.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,I hope you have a good day at work.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you know where the nearest supermarket is?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,She thinks the weather will be nice tomorrow.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,I hope we can go out for dinner tonight.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you know how to solve this math problem?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,He thinks the book is too long.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,I hope the train is on time.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Do you know when the next meeting is?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,She thinks the dress looks beautiful on her.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Why don't you take a break?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Why don't we watch a movie tonight?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,You can have some coffee if you want.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,"We can go for a walk, if you like."
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Why don't you try the new restaurant?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Why don't we visit the museum this weekend?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,You can read a book if you want.
A2,PRESENT/present simple,"We can play a game, if you like."
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Why don't you call your friend?
A2,PRESENT/present simple,Why don't we have a picnic tomorrow?
B1,PRESENT/present simple,"It's a bit strange, don't you think?"
B1,PRESENT/present simple,"I think it's the best way, don't you agree?"
B1,PRESENT/present simple,The surprise will be even bigger if I wait. Don't you think so?
B1,PRESENT/present simple,"This movie is really boring, don't you agree?"
B1,PRESENT/present simple,"She looks great in that dress, don't you think?"
B1,PRESENT/present simple,"It's going to rain soon, don't you think?"
B1,PRESENT/present simple,"We should leave now, don't you agree?"
B1,PRESENT/present simple,"This plan is risky, don't you think?"
B1,PRESENT/present simple,"He's always late, don't you agree?"
B1,PRESENT/present simple,"The food here is delicious, don't you think?"
B1,PRESENT/present simple,Does your brother go with your parents?
B1,PRESENT/present simple,Which programmes do we like to watch?
B1,PRESENT/present simple,Where do they want to spend their holidays?
B1,PRESENT/present simple,How does he know my name?
B1,PRESENT/present simple,Do you often visit your grandparents?
B1,PRESENT/present simple,Why do you prefer this restaurant?
B1,PRESENT/present simple,What time does the movie start?
B1,PRESENT/present simple,Does she always take the bus to work?
B1,PRESENT/present simple,How often do you exercise?
B1,PRESENT/present simple,Where do you usually go for lunch?
B1,PRESENT/present simple,I remember the day we first met at the park.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,She understands the importance of regular exercise.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,They believe that honesty is the best policy.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,I don't understand why he always arrives late.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,He remembers the exact moment he fell in love.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,She believes in the power of positive thinking.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,I understand your concerns about the project.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,They remember the time when they first moved to the city.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,She doesn't believe in superstitions.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,I remember the taste of my grandmother's homemade cookies.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,She says that the weather is perfect for a picnic.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,He shows that hard work pays off in the end.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,They say that the new restaurant is amazing.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,The teacher shows that practice makes perfect.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,She says that the book is very inspiring.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,He shows that teamwork is essential for success.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,They say that the concert was unforgettable.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,The report shows that the economy is improving.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,She says that the project is almost complete.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,He shows that patience is a key to solving problems.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,I suggest that you take the bus to work.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,I apologise for being late to the meeting.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,I recommend trying the new restaurant downtown.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,I suggest that we go to the park this weekend.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,I apologise for forgetting your birthday.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,I recommend reading this book before the movie comes out.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,I suggest that you call your friend for advice.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,I apologise for not replying to your message sooner.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,I recommend visiting the museum on Friday.
B1,PRESENT/present simple,I suggest that we order pizza for dinner tonight.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,"Not only do they provide excellent service, but also they offer competitive prices."
B2,PRESENT/present simple,"Not only does she have a beautiful voice, but also she plays multiple instruments."
B2,PRESENT/present simple,"Not only do we need to finish this project, but also we need to present it by tomorrow."
B2,PRESENT/present simple,"Not only does he excel in academics, but also he participates in various extracurricular activities."
B2,PRESENT/present simple,"Not only do they support local businesses, but also they promote sustainable practices."
B2,PRESENT/present simple,"Not only does the new software improve efficiency, but also it reduces costs."
B2,PRESENT/present simple,"Not only do they organize community events, but also they provide educational workshops."
B2,PRESENT/present simple,"Not only does she write compelling stories, but also she illustrates them beautifully."
B2,PRESENT/present simple,"Not only do they offer healthy meal options, but also they cater to dietary restrictions."
B2,PRESENT/present simple,"Not only does the museum display historical artifacts, but also it hosts interactive exhibits."
B2,PRESENT/present simple,We disagree on the new policy because it lacks transparency.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,She accepts the job offer with great enthusiasm.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,He advises against traveling during the peak holiday season.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,They agree to meet at the usual spot tomorrow.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,I advise you to read the terms and conditions carefully before signing.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,She accepts the apology and moves on.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,They disagree about the best way to handle the project.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,I advise you to consult a professional before making any decisions.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,He agrees to help with the preparations for the event.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,She accepts the challenge and is ready to give it her best shot.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,The detective arrives at the crime scene.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,The suspect flees the scene after committing the crime.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,The hero defeats the villain in a final battle.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,The couple meets for the first time at a coffee shop.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,The spacecraft launches into space early in the morning.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,"The storm hits the town, causing widespread damage."
B2,PRESENT/present simple,The students protest against the new education policy.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,The artist creates a masterpiece in just one day.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,The spy gathers crucial information from the enemy camp.
B2,PRESENT/present simple,The rescue team arrives just in time to save the trapped miners.
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Don't you think it's time to upgrade your old car to something more reliable?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Don't you agree that eating out every night is becoming too expensive?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Don't you feel that working from home would make your life a lot easier?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Don't you think it's better to invest in a quality mattress rather than constantly replacing cheaper ones?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Don't you find it frustrating when your internet connection keeps dropping?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Don't you think it's worth spending a little more on organic produce?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Don't you feel that regular exercise could improve your overall health?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Don't you think it's time to declutter your home and donate unused items?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Don't you agree that learning a new language could open up many opportunities?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Isn't it obvious that he's lying?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Don't you agree that this plan is flawed?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Doesn't it seem like she's always right?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Aren't we all tired of this routine?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Don't you believe that honesty is the best policy?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Isn't it strange how things always work out?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Don't you find it ironic that he criticizes others?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Doesn't it feel like time is flying by?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Aren't we all just trying to find our place in the world?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,Don't you think that change is inevitable?
C1,PRESENT/present simple,The study demonstrates a significant correlation between exercise and mental health.
C1,PRESENT/present simple,The graph illustrates the increasing trend of global temperatures over the past century.
C1,PRESENT/present simple,The findings demonstrate the effectiveness of the new teaching method in improving student performance.
C1,PRESENT/present simple,The data illustrates the impact of social media on political engagement among young people.
C1,PRESENT/present simple,The experiment demonstrates the potential of renewable energy sources to meet future energy demands.
C1,PRESENT/present simple,The report illustrates the disparities in healthcare access between urban and rural areas.
C1,PRESENT/present simple,The research demonstrates the role of genetics in determining individual susceptibility to diseases.
C1,PRESENT/present simple,The case study illustrates the challenges faced by small businesses during economic downturns.
C1,PRESENT/present simple,The analysis demonstrates the influence of cultural factors on consumer behavior.
C1,PRESENT/present simple,The survey illustrates the changing attitudes towards environmental sustainability among millennials.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,A friend of mine gave me a present for my birthday.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Some friends of mine were here with me too.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,A friend of mine recommended this restaurant to me.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,I met a friend of mine at the park yesterday.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,A friend of mine is coming to visit me next week.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,I saw a friend of mine at the concert last night.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,A friend of mine knows the owner of this store.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,I borrowed a book from a friend of mine.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,A friend of mine is a doctor in this hospital.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,I have a friend of mine who lives in New York.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,I bought a new jacket because mine was very old.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,I bought a pullover and trousers because mine are too small for me.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The phone is not mine.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,You should bring your computer games and Maths book. I have lost mine.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,I want to give you a birthday present like mine.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Is this book yours or mine?
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The car over there is mine.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"My bike is blue, but yours and mine are different colors."
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The keys on the table are mine.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"Her bag is big, but mine is smaller than hers."
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"It was my best present, although I also loved yours."
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,My favourite meal is spaghetti with garlic bread. What's yours?
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"To go to my house from yours, take the first on the right, Victoria Road, and there is an underground station."
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,I bought a pink mobile. It's like yours.
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,So that's all about my mobile phone. Please write to me about yours too!
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"Is this your book? No, it's not mine, it's yours."
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"Your car is red, but mine is blue. What color is yours?"
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"I forgot my pen, can I borrow yours?"
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"Your idea is great, but I prefer mine. How about yours?"
A2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Your dog is so cute! Is yours a golden retriever too?
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Maybe you can take a friend of yours with you there.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,I think that it's a very good idea of yours to come to the UK.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,You can ask some friends of yours to join you.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,That's a very interesting opinion of yours.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,I like the style of your dress.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Can you introduce me to some friends of yours?
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Your idea of organizing a party is fantastic.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,I appreciate the effort of yours in helping me.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Your choice of restaurant was excellent.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Your suggestion of going hiking sounds fun.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Hope you have a friend as good as mine!
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,My bedroom is not as big as yours but it is lovely.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,"My town isn't very big, so I think it won't grow as fast as yours."
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,I hope my English becomes as good as yours.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,My car is not as comfortable as yours.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Her garden is not as beautiful as mine.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,My job is not as interesting as yours.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,My house is not as old as yours.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,My phone is not as fast as yours.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,My dog is not as friendly as yours.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Yours is the best solution we've found so far.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Yours is always the first choice for me.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Yours is the one I trust the most.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Yours is the only option that makes sense.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Yours is the most reliable source of information.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Yours is the one that stands out from the rest.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Yours is the one I always look forward to.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Yours is the one that never disappoints.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Yours is the one that truly matters.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Yours is the one I can always count on.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Her book is on the table.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Their car is parked outside.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Our house is very big.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,His bike is very fast.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Your shoes are in the closet.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,My phone is charging.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Its tail is very long.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Whose pen is this?
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Their garden is beautiful.
B1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Our friends are coming over.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"The house of ours is located near the beach, which makes it a perfect summer getaway."
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"The car of ours needs a new engine, so we're considering buying a different one."
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The project of ours has been delayed due to unforeseen circumstances.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The book of ours is currently being edited and will be published next year.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The restaurant of ours has received excellent reviews from local food critics.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The garden of ours is flourishing with all the recent rain we've had.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The dog of ours loves to play fetch in the park every morning.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The painting of ours has been displayed in the local art gallery for the past month.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"The business of ours is expanding rapidly, and we're hiring new staff members."
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The vacation home of ours is a great place to relax and unwind.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,I told my mother that your Spanish omelette is better than hers.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Lots of changes which may occur during the next fifty years can make us fear that our sons' and grandsons' lives will not be as happy as ours.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Her garden is much more colorful than ours.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The company's profits this year are higher than ours.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Their house is much bigger than ours.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Her cooking skills are far superior to ours.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Our vacation was more enjoyable than theirs.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Her dedication to work is greater than ours.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The quality of their products is better than ours.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Their team spirit is stronger than ours.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"At the entrance, the security guard asked for my identity card. Pat gave hers."
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"She didn't remember leaving it there, it wasn't even hers, which is what frightened her the most."
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"But when she gave this suitcase a good look, she realized that it wasn't hers."
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,She saw him on a train running parallel to hers.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The key on the table was not mine; it must be hers.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"The book she was reading was not mine, but hers."
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The dress she wore was not mine; it was hers.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The car parked outside was not mine; it was hers.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The necklace she wore was not mine; it was hers.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The bag she carried was not mine; it was hers.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Can we rent windsurf boards or should we bring ours with us?
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"When we read about them, we think that we are the characters and we live their stories as if they were ours."
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Aldous Huxley was able to create a new world which is not so different from ours.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,This road shouldn't be allowed in the middle of a small town like ours.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The success of their project inspired us to improve ours.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"Our garden is much smaller than theirs, but we love ours just as much."
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"They have a different approach to problem-solving, but we prefer ours."
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"The quality of their products is high, but ours are more affordable."
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"Their house is bigger, but we find ours more comfortable."
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The similarities between their culture and ours are striking.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Ours is the only team that has consistently won the championship for the past five years.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Ours is a small family-owned business that prides itself on customer satisfaction.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"Ours is a diverse group of professionals, each bringing unique skills to the table."
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Ours is the only school in the area that offers a comprehensive STEM program.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Ours is a community that values education and supports local initiatives.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"Ours is a project that has been in the works for over a decade, and we are finally seeing the results."
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Ours is a company that focuses on sustainability and ethical practices.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Ours is a collection of rare books that has been passed down through generations.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Ours is a team of dedicated volunteers who work tirelessly for the betterment of our community.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Ours is a tradition that has been celebrated for centuries in our family.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,I could show them the traditional things of our country and learn theirs.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,She told him that this baby was theirs.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"Red Stone are a very big group, you know that I'm a great fan of theirs."
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,I realise that it can be a very interesting experience and I can also improve my foreign language as well as theirs.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Theirs is the house with the big garden.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"After the meeting, we discussed the project that was theirs."
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The award for best performance went to theirs.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"In the end, it turned out that the idea was theirs."
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,They were proud of the work that was theirs.
B2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The committee decided to support the proposal that was theirs.
C1,PRONOUNS/possessive,I hope that other councils will consider improving the cyclists' cycling conditions as ours did.
C1,PRONOUNS/possessive,"Yes, of course there are much larger gardens in this area, but ours is more than four times as big as the one we had in Holland."
C1,PRONOUNS/possessive,"What is more, the manager organises excursions to London. Ours was breathtaking. We visited unbelievably interesting museums."
C1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Ours is the only company that has consistently met its targets for the past five years.
C1,PRONOUNS/possessive,The quality of the service provided by the local library is exceptional; ours is always prompt and helpful.
C1,PRONOUNS/possessive,"In comparison to other schools, ours offers a more diverse range of extracurricular activities."
C1,PRONOUNS/possessive,The new policy on employee benefits is far more generous than those of our competitors; ours is leading the way.
C1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Ours is the only team that has managed to complete the project ahead of schedule.
C1,PRONOUNS/possessive,The community center in our neighborhood is one of the best; ours offers a wide variety of classes and events.
C1,PRONOUNS/possessive,Ours is the only house on the block that has been fully renovated with modern amenities.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,I couldn't help but laugh at that ridiculous haircut of his.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,She always brags about that expensive watch of hers.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,I was surprised to see that old car of his still running.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,He couldn't stop talking about that new gadget of his.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,She was so proud of that beautiful painting of hers.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,I was shocked by that loud voice of his.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,He kept complaining about that slow internet connection of theirs.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,She couldn't believe that tiny apartment of his.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,I was impressed by that impressive collection of books of hers.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,He was always talking about that amazing vacation of theirs.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,I put Sophie's pictures in my bag because hers was already packed.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,I also recall my father saying to my mother that hers was not as good as my grandmother's.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"She thought, as she sometimes did, that hers was a drab existence, but that she could do hardly anything to avoid it."
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Hers was the only opinion that mattered to him.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"In the competition, hers was the most innovative project."
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"When it came to leadership skills, hers was unmatched."
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Hers was the voice that always brought calm during the storm.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"Among all the paintings, hers was the one that stood out."
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Hers was the story that everyone wanted to hear.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"In the end, hers was the decision that carried the most weight."
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"Therefore, his was not a happy and normal childhood."
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,He was my confidant and I was his.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"It was as if she had completely forgotten about the outlines of his face, his hair, all the features that were his."
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"Bob attracts many of his students to the teaching career, which is rather looked down on in a developing poor country like his."
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,His dedication to the project was evident in every aspect of his work.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The committee was impressed by his presentation and the clarity of his ideas.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,She admired his courage and the way he handled his responsibilities.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,His achievements in the field of science have earned him a place in history.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The professor was known for his vast knowledge and his ability to inspire his students.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,His contributions to the community have made a significant impact on his neighbors' lives.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The success of theirs was a testament to their hard work.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The influence of his was evident in every decision made.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The opinions of hers were highly respected in the community.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The legacy of theirs will be remembered for generations.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The impact of his was profound on everyone around him.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The dedication of hers was unparalleled in her field.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The contributions of theirs were integral to the project's success.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The wisdom of his was sought after by many.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The achievements of hers were celebrated widely.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,The guidance of theirs was invaluable to those who sought it.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Theirs is a unique approach to problem-solving that has never been seen before.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Theirs was a bond that transcended time and space.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"In the world of academia, theirs is often considered the gold standard."
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Theirs had always been a source of inspiration for many.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"Yet, in the grand scheme of things, theirs might not be as significant as they thought."
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"When it comes to environmental conservation, theirs is a model that others should follow."
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Theirs was a friendship that was forged in the toughest of times.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"In the realm of art, theirs is a style that stands out from the rest."
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,Theirs had always been a partnership built on mutual respect and understanding.
C2,PRONOUNS/possessive,"Yet, in the face of adversity, theirs proved to be a resilient force."
A2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,I enjoyed myself at the party.
A2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,She bought herself a new dress.
A2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,He hurt himself playing football.
A2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,They surprised themselves with their success.
A2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,We entertained ourselves with board games.
A2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,You should take care of yourself.
A2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,I hope you enjoy yourself on your trip.
A2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,She made herself a cup of tea.
A2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,He taught himself how to play the guitar.
A2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,They found themselves in a difficult situation.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,I will finish the project by myself.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,You can solve the puzzle by yourself.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,He built the model airplane by himself.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,She wrote the report by herself.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,I cleaned the entire house by myself.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,You can paint the picture by yourself.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,He fixed the car by himself.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,She cooked dinner by herself.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,I organized the event by myself.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,You can read the book by yourself.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,She congratulated herself on her excellent performance.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,He reminded himself to stay calm during the interview.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,They blamed themselves for the mistake they made.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The cat scratched itself while trying to catch the mouse.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,He taught himself how to play the guitar.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,She rewarded herself with a treat after finishing her work.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,He scolded himself for forgetting the appointment.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The dog chased itself in circles around the yard.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,She entertained herself by reading a book.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,He excused himself from the table to make a phone call.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,He told me about himself and how he started playing the guitar.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,Now she was very proud of herself.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The manager spoke to the employee about himself and his goals.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,She looked at herself in the mirror and smiled.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,They asked about themselves and their future plans.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,He was concerned about himself and his health.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,She wrote a letter to herself to remind her of her dreams.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,They discussed themselves and their achievements.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,He was focused on himself and his career.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,She was happy with herself and her progress.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,I completed the task myself without any help from others.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,She made the decision herself after careful consideration.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,He built the entire project himself from scratch.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,You can solve the problem yourself with a little more practice.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"The author wrote the book himself, without any ghostwriters."
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"She designed the dress herself, showcasing her unique style."
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,He repaired the car himself to save money on labor costs.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,You should try the recipe yourself to see how easy it is.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,I cleaned the house myself to ensure everything was spotless.
B1,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"She painted the mural herself, adding her personal touch to the artwork."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,We decided to go hiking by ourselves to enjoy the peace and quiet.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The children were left to play by themselves while the parents had a meeting.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,She prefers to read books by herself to avoid distractions.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,They managed to fix the car by themselves after watching a few tutorials.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The cat often curls up by itself in a cozy corner of the room.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,He likes to watch movies by himself to fully immerse in the story.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The team completed the project by themselves without any external help.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"She enjoys cooking by herself, finding it a relaxing activity."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The puzzle was solved by themselves after hours of intense concentration.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The dog wanders around the garden by itself during the day.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The machine can operate by itself without any human intervention.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The cat likes to sleep by itself in a quiet corner.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The car drove by itself down the empty road.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The plant withered by itself due to lack of water.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The door closed by itself as soon as we stepped out.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The robot can clean the room by itself efficiently.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The cake baked by itself in the oven while we were away.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The puzzle solved by itself after a few hours of intense thought.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The team celebrated their victory among themselves.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The students couldn't agree with themselves on the best solution.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The group discussed the issue among themselves.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The committee members argued with themselves over the budget.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The family enjoyed the vacation by themselves.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The colleagues supported themselves through the difficult project.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The friends entertained themselves during the long journey.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The artists expressed their creativity through themselves.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,We often find ourselves in situations where we need to support each other.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,They always enjoy themselves at the company picnic.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,You can treat yourselves to a nice dinner after the meeting.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The students can challenge themselves with these difficult assignments.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,They usually reward themselves with a vacation after a big project.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,We should motivate ourselves to reach our goals.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,You all can relax yourselves by the pool after the long hike.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,They often surprise themselves with how much they can accomplish.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The team should congratulate themselves on a job well done.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,We must remind ourselves to stay focused on our objectives.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"The painting in itself is stunning, but the frame adds an extra layer of elegance."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"The novel in itself is a masterpiece, but the author's commentary makes it even more profound."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"The recipe in itself is simple, but the flavors it creates are complex and delicious."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"The problem in itself is manageable, but the lack of communication makes it worse."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"The dress in itself is lovely, but the accessories complete the look."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"The idea in itself is innovative, but its practical application is even more impressive."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"The challenge in itself is tough, but the support from the team makes it achievable."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"The technology in itself is advanced, but its integration with other systems is seamless."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"The proposal in itself is solid, but the presentation could use some refinement."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"The experience in itself was memorable, but the people I met made it unforgettable."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The car itself was in perfect condition.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The problem itself is quite simple to solve.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The painting itself is a masterpiece.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The recipe itself is easy to follow.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The garden itself is a peaceful retreat.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The book itself is very informative.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The project itself is challenging but rewarding.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The city itself is full of historical sites.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"We can handle the situation ourselves, without needing any help from others."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,They were so proud of themselves after completing the project on their own.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"The team members supported each other, ensuring everyone was confident in themselves."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The children entertained themselves with toys while the adults talked.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,They were so busy that they barely had time for themselves.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The company needs to improve its processes itself to stay competitive.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,They were so focused on their work that they forgot to take care of themselves.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The students were encouraged to think for themselves and come up with creative solutions.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,They were so tired after the long journey that they just wanted to relax themselves.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,The committee members were responsible for organizing the event themselves.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to you in response to the advertisement published by yourselves in the Traveller regarding The Trip of a Lifetime."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"The question you asked drives me back to my early life. My childhood. Like yourselves, I am also living in a busy town, in a busy street. But when I was a little kid, I was with my grandparents in Kandy."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"Also, it is a great opportunity to improve my sailing skills as training will be provided by yourselves."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"I hope you will consider my application favorably, as I am confident that I can contribute positively to the projects undertaken by yourselves."
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,I am looking forward to the opportunity to work with yourselves and to contribute to the success of your organization.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,Please feel free to contact me if you need any further information or if yourselves would like to schedule an interview.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,I am excited about the possibility of joining your team and working with yourselves on this innovative project.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,I am confident that my skills and experience will be of great benefit to yourselves and the company as a whole.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,I would like to thank yourselves for considering my application and for providing me with this opportunity.
B2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,I am eager to learn more about the projects yourselves are currently working on and how I can contribute to their success.
C2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"As for myself, I prefer reading physical books over e-books."
C2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"As for myself, I find cooking to be a relaxing activity."
C2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"As for myself, I believe that honesty is the best policy."
C2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"As for myself, I enjoy traveling to new places and experiencing different cultures."
C2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"As for myself, I think exercise is crucial for maintaining good health."
C2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"As for myself, I am a morning person and feel most productive early in the day."
C2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"As for myself, I value family above all else."
C2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"As for myself, I am passionate about environmental conservation."
C2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"As for myself, I find it challenging to balance work and personal life."
C2,PRONOUNS/reflexive,"As for myself, I am constantly seeking new knowledge and skills to improve myself."
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,"The book is interesting, and I enjoy it."
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Can you see it from here?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,She doesn't want it anymore.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,I found it under the table.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,He lost it yesterday.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,They don't understand it.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Is this the one you were looking for?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,I'm very happy that you want to see me.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,I can see her on Saturday at 8 pm.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,"It protects us from rain, wind and sun."
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,You will find a lot of different shops. I hope you'll like them.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,He gave the book to her.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Can you help us with the project?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,She sent a letter to him.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,They invited me to the party.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,He told the story to them.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,She bought a gift for us.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,I went to the park with him.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,She gave the book to me.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,They invited us to the party.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Can you help her with her homework?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,The cat chased after it.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,We talked about them for hours.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,He asked for it at the store.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,They sent the letter to us.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,She bought a gift for him.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,I saw them at the concert.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Hello Mrs. Bishop. It's Clarisse.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,"Dear Cris, it's me, Paarth."
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,"Hello, it's John."
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,"Hey, it's Sarah."
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,"Hi, it's Tom."
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,"Hello, it's Emily."
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,"Dear friend, it's me, Alex."
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,"Hi there, it's Lisa."
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,"Good morning, it's Mark."
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,"Hello, it's Jane."
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Can I help you?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Can you come with me?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Can we go now?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Can they play outside?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Can you help me?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Can I join you?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Can they come too?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Can we start now?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Can you bring it?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Can I ask you something?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Are you busy?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Is it raining?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Are you happy?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Is it cold?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Are you ready?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Is it hot?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Are you tired?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Is it sunny?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Are you hungry?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Is it windy?
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,I go to school every day.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,You are my best friend.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,He plays soccer on weekends.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,She reads books in the evening.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It is raining outside.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,We have lunch together.
A1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,They live in the same neighborhood.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Hope to meet you soon.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Hope everything is going well.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Hope you had a great time.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Hope you enjoy the party.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Hope you find this helpful.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Hope you have a nice day.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Hope you like the surprise.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Hope you recover soon.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Hope you had a good weekend.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Hope you got my message.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It's raining heavily.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It's almost midnight.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It's getting dark.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It's very cold today.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It's sunny outside.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It's nearly lunchtime.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It's snowing softly.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It's quite humid.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It's almost dinner time.
A2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It's very foggy.
B1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It's important to keep your room clean.
B1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It's fun to play with your friends after school.
B1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It's nice to have a pet at home.
B1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It's helpful to ask questions when you don't understand something.
B1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It's good to exercise every day.
B1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It's interesting to learn about different cultures.
B1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It's exciting to plan a trip to a new place.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,The heavy traffic makes it difficult for me to get to work on time.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,His constant interruptions make it impossible for me to concentrate.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,The high cost of living makes it challenging for us to save money.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Her strict schedule makes it hard for her to spend time with her family.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,The noise from the construction site makes it impossible for me to sleep.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,His lack of experience makes it difficult for him to find a job.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,The language barrier makes it challenging for us to communicate effectively.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,The long distance makes it hard for them to maintain a relationship.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,The strict regulations make it impossible for us to operate freely.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,The constant rain makes it difficult for us to go outside and play.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Must rush now because I have to go out with Paul.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Sounds great.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Got to go now.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Can't wait to hear about your exam.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Hope you enjoyed the party.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Love your new haircut.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Need to finish this report by tonight.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Missed you at the meeting.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Want to grab lunch later?
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,Finished reading that book you recommended.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It feels like we've been waiting for hours.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It looks like it's going to rain soon.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It seems that the meeting has been postponed.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It appears that the train is delayed again.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It feels as though the temperature is dropping rapidly.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It seems like everyone is excited about the new project.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It looks like the party is going to be a huge success.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It appears that the problem has been resolved.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It feels like we're making good progress on this task.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It seems that the weather is improving for the weekend.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,One should always wear a helmet when riding a bicycle.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,One can find inspiration in the most unexpected places.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,One must be careful when crossing the street.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,One should always wash their hands before eating.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,One can learn a lot from reading books.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,One should never judge a book by its cover.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,One can make a difference in the world.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,One should always be kind to others.
B2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,One can achieve their goals with hard work and dedication.
C1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It is believed that the new policy will significantly reduce crime rates.
C1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It is expected that the construction will be completed by the end of the year.
C1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It was reported that the meeting had been rescheduled for next week.
C1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It is said that the new CEO will bring innovative changes to the company.
C1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It is anticipated that the weather will improve by the weekend.
C1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It was announced that the conference would be held online this year.
C1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It is predicted that the stock market will rebound in the coming months.
C1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It was suggested that the new regulations would benefit the environment.
C1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It is assumed that the project will be finished ahead of schedule.
C1,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It was confirmed that the flight had been delayed due to technical issues.
C2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It was the teacher who gave us the assignment.
C2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It was the dog that ate the homework.
C2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It was the sun that caused the flowers to bloom.
C2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It was the wind that blew the leaves away.
C2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It was the rain that made the ground wet.
C2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It was the book that inspired the movie.
C2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It was the music that made everyone dance.
C2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It was the car that broke down on the way.
C2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It was the meeting that lasted for hours.
C2,PRONOUNS/subject/ object,It was the phone call that changed everything.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is a very interesting place.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,I'm very happy about this.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This book is very informative.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Can you pass me this pen?
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This car is much faster than that one.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the best pizza I've ever had.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,I don't like this weather.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This movie is really scary.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the first time I've visited this city.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the most comfortable chair I've ever sat in.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the address of the new office: 123 Main Street.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the price of the book: $15.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the time of the meeting: 10:00 AM.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the name of the restaurant: The Green Garden.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the date of the event: October 15th.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the phone number to call for more information: 555-1234.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"This is the title of the book I'm reading: ""The Great Gatsby""."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the email address to contact the support team: support@example.com.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Thank you for this.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"I went shopping yesterday at Yalerias. I bought three green T-shirts, a pair of sneakers and some socks. You might ask, why did I buy all this?"
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the book I was telling you about.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"I saw a movie last night, and this was the best one I've seen in a long time."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"She gave me a gift, and I really like this."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"We went to the park, and this was the perfect place to relax."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"He bought a new car, and this is the one he always wanted."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"They invited us to their party, and this was a great opportunity to meet new people."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"I made a cake, and this is the recipe I used."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"She showed me her paintings, and this is my favorite one."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the most exciting moment of my life!
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the perfect time to start our project.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the first time I've seen such a beautiful sunset.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the best meal I've had in ages.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the right moment to tell you something important.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the most fun I've had in years.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the best day of my life!
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the perfect opportunity to make a change.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the most amazing view I've ever seen.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,This is the best time to relax and enjoy.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That was amazing.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"After that, we can go and drink a cup of coffee and eat a piece of cake."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,I like that book.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That is my favorite song.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,She showed me that picture.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That car is very fast.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That is the reason why I came.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,He told me that story.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That is the best pizza I've ever had.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That is the house where I grew up.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"You know that blue is my favourite colour, so we are going to use that."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"It has got a camera, and I like that."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"They look really nice on me, that's why I bought them."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Please try to come after 4.30 because I won't be there before that.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"I told you about the movie, and I really enjoyed that."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"She mentioned the party, but I can't attend that."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"He bought a new car, and I think that is very expensive."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"We talked about the project, and I believe that will be successful."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"They showed us the house, and I liked that very much."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"I saw the book you recommended, and I found that quite interesting."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That's wonderful!
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That's interesting!
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That's fantastic!
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That's helpful!
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That's impressive!
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That's annoying!
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That's surprising!
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That's exciting!
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That's disappointing!
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That's perfect!
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That's all for now.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"Well, I think that's all."
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That's all I have to say.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,I hope that's all clear.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That's all for today.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That's all from me.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That's all on this topic.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That's all for the letter.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,That's all I wanted to share.
A2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"That's all, thank you."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"To stay fit I'm eating lots of fruit and vegetables, but meat and fish, too. I think you should do this, too, if you haven't done it in the past."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"People usually don't care about the cost. Because of this, weddings are more amazing."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,My room seems to be very cold and very unfriendly. I think flowers and pictures change this.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"Our department currently has a lot of work to do, because there are so many conferences to arrange, and it needs a person to be in charge of this."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"I've been working on this project for months, and now it's finally complete. This is something I'm really proud of."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,The weather has been very unpredictable lately. This makes planning outdoor activities quite challenging.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"She mentioned that she was feeling unwell, so I suggested she take a day off. This seemed to be the best solution."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,The company has been facing financial difficulties for a while. This has led to several layoffs in the past few months.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"He always arrives late to meetings, which frustrates everyone. This behavior needs to be addressed immediately."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"The restaurant was packed, and the service was slow. This made the dining experience less enjoyable for everyone."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"These are the most important years for us as teenagers, and they have to be the best years!"
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,These are the main things that I can tell you.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,These are the books I borrowed from the library.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,These are the reasons why I decided to study abroad.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,These are the tools we need for the project.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,These are the photos from our last trip.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,These are the instructions for assembling the furniture.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,These are the best places to visit in the city.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,These are the documents you need to sign.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,These are the ingredients for the recipe.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"He is very clever and generous, and these are the things that I like most about him."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"There are a few interesting and funny programmes like The Simpsons, Password or José Mota's hour. These are the only programmes I like watching."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,I think that we have similar taste about things like these.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,These books are the ones I was telling you about.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,These are the shoes I was looking for.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,These are the reasons why I decided to quit my job.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,These are the documents you need to sign.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,These are the steps we need to follow.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,These are the rules we must adhere to.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,These are the ingredients for the recipe.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those are the books I was telling you about.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those are the people I met at the conference.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those are the recipes I want to try this weekend.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those are the songs that remind me of my childhood.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those are the paintings I was talking about earlier.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those are the movies I plan to watch this month.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those are the flowers I bought for the garden.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those are the places I want to visit on vacation.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those are the clothes I need to pack for the trip.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those are the projects I need to finish by Friday.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those are the books I was telling you about.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,I prefer the red ones; those are more vibrant.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,We need to buy some new chairs; those are too old.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,She loves the flowers in her garden; those are her pride and joy.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"The blue dress and the red dress, those are my favorites."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,He collects old coins; those are his most valuable possessions.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,They visited several museums; those were very informative.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"The green apples and the red apples, those are the ones I like."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,She has two cats; those are her constant companions.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"The black shoes and the white shoes, those are the ones I wear to work."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,All of these are important.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Some of these are not working.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,None of these are available.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Most of these are useful.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Few of these are interesting.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Many of these are expensive.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Half of these are broken.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Several of these are missing.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Both of these are correct.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Each of these is unique.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,I don't usually wear dresses but I had to buy this one because I am going to be in a singing competition.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"I have chosen that one because of my father and brother, they also like it."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,I saw a red shirt and a blue shirt; I think I prefer this one.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"She showed me two books, and I decided to borrow that one."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,There are two pens on the desk; I'll take this one.
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"He offered me two options, and I chose that one."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"I tried on several pairs of shoes, but I liked this one the best."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"She had two bags to choose from, and she picked that one."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"There were two cars available, but I rented this one."
B1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"He showed me two paintings, and I bought that one."
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"This is only the beginning; there are a lot of things that should be done, but let's just start with these ones."
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,I have got several of those ones.
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"I prefer the blue ones, but you can take these ones if you like."
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"She showed me the old ones, but I'm more interested in these ones."
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"We bought the red ones last time, so let's try those ones this time."
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"He gave me a list of the most important ones, and these ones are at the top."
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"I already have the small ones, so I think I'll get those ones instead."
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"They had a variety of options, but I chose these ones because they were cheaper."
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"The green ones are nice, but I think I prefer those ones over there."
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"We tried the new ones, but we found that these ones were better."
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those who are interested in history should visit the museum.
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those that are not properly maintained will be removed.
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,All those waiting can now enter the room.
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those who attended the event were given a free gift.
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those that are damaged will be replaced immediately.
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,"The survey results were positive, with 90% of those questioned satisfied."
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those who missed the meeting should read the minutes.
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those that are available can be found on the website.
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,All those interested in the project should sign up.
B2,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,Those who are late will not be allowed to enter.
C1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,The quality of the materials used in our new project is superior to that of the previous one.
C1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,The cultural values of the younger generation are often quite different from those of their parents.
C1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,The efficiency of the new software is significantly higher than that of the old system.
C1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,The preferences of the millennial generation are vastly different from those of the baby boomers.
C1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,The resilience of the indigenous communities is unparalleled to that of other groups in the region.
C1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,The diversity of opinions in the committee is greater than that of the board.
C1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,The commitment of the volunteers is far greater than those of the paid staff.
C1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,The complexity of the financial models used in this report is much higher than that of the previous analysis.
C1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,The satisfaction levels of our clients have consistently been higher than those of our competitors.
C1,PRONOUNS/demonstratives,The environmental impact of this project is less than that of similar developments in the past.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,There were some apples and some oranges on the table.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Do you have any pens? I need some to write with.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,"She asked for some water, but there wasn't any left."
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,"Some students were late, but most of them were on time."
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Can you buy some milk? We don't have any at home.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,"I found some old photos, but I couldn't find any of my childhood."
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,"Some people like coffee, while others prefer tea."
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,"He wanted to buy some books, but the store didn't have any in stock."
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,"I saw a lot of apples on the table, some were red and some were green."
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,"We have a lot of books in the library, some are fiction and some are non-fiction."
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,"I bought a lot of vegetables at the market, some are for today's salad and some are for tomorrow."
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,"There are many toys in the box, some are for boys and some are for girls."
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,"We have a lot of pasta in the pantry, some is spaghetti and some is penne."
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,"There are many flowers in the garden, some are roses and some are tulips."
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,"I saw a lot of cars on the road, some were parked and some were driving."
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,"We have a lot of bread in the kitchen, some is white and some is whole wheat."
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,"There are many pictures on the wall, some are old and some are new."
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,"I bought a lot of clothes yesterday, some are for summer and some are for winter."
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,I don't have any books to read.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,She didn't buy any bread.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,We don't need any help.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,He didn't drink any water.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,They didn't find any clues.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,I didn't eat any cookies.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,She didn't take any photos.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,We don't have any money left.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,He didn't see any birds.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,They didn't use any paper.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,All of them were excited about the trip.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Both of us are going to the concert.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,She gave all of them a present.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,We invited both of them to the party.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,He bought a ticket for both of us.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,They shared the cake between the two of them.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,She asked all of us to help.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Both of them are coming to the meeting.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,He gave all of them a high five.
A2,PRONOUNS/quantity,We bought a present for both of them.
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Both are going to keep you fit.
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Both are very good films.
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"About going to the city or to the countryside, I think you'll enjoy both."
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,I am happy to select a few.
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"Well, in my country there are lots of programmes but only a few are interesting."
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"Moving from an area to another is not very simple, but there isn't a problem without a solution."
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Both of them are excellent choices.
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,A few of the students were absent today.
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,She bought another book to add to her collection.
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Both the options are worth considering.
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"Some of them are really talented, but not all."
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,I asked a few of them to help with the project.
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"Any of them could be the winner, it's hard to predict."
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Each of them should bring their own lunch.
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,I need to talk to some of them about the new rules.
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,A few of them have already finished their homework.
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Any of them can join us if they want.
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Each of them needs to sign the form.
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Some of them are coming to the party tonight.
B1,PRONOUNS/quantity,I asked a few of them to stay after class.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Each has a very unique style.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Several are expected to attend the meeting.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Neither of them was willing to compromise.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Enough have been prepared for the event.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Several were impressed by the presentation.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Each of them has their own perspective.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Neither of the options is ideal.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Several were chosen for the project.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Enough have been invited to the party.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Each of those items is essential.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Neither of them could understand the complex financial report.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,None of us had ever experienced such extreme weather conditions.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Either of them might be able to help you with your project.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Neither of us was prepared for the sudden change in plans.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,None of them had any idea about the upcoming surprise party.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Either of them could provide the information you need.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Neither of us had ever been to a concert like that before.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,None of them had ever seen such a beautiful sunset.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Either of them might have the key to solving this puzzle.
B2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Neither of us could predict the outcome of the election.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"As for the challenges, I faced none."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,None of the students attended the meeting.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"The benefits far outweigh the drawbacks, of which there are none."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,None of the items on the list were relevant to our discussion.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"The project was completed without any issues, there were none."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,None of the candidates impressed the panel.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"The results were disappointing, but there were none that stood out."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,None of the options provided were satisfactory.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"The report contained no errors, there were none."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,None of the suggestions were implemented.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"Few participants acknowledged the complexity of the project, and few were prepared to take on additional responsibilities."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Many respondents indicated that they found the training sessions highly beneficial.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Most interviewees agreed that the new policy would have a positive impact on the organization.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Others suggested that the survey results might be skewed due to a lack of representation from certain demographic groups.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Many stakeholders have expressed concerns regarding the sustainability of the proposed initiatives.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Most attendees at the conference were impressed by the quality of the presentations.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Few executives were willing to discuss the potential risks associated with the merger.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Many employees have reported feeling overwhelmed by the increased workload.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"Most of the feedback received was positive, with few exceptions."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Others argued that the data presented did not fully capture the diversity of opinions within the community.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"There were very few people at the party, which made it quite intimate."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,The movie had so many plot twists that it was hard to keep track.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"Too many students failed the exam, leading to a call for retakes."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Very few animals were left in the forest after the fire.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,There were so many books on the shelf that I didn't know where to start.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Very few people understood the complexity of the new law.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"The restaurant was crowded with too many patrons, making it difficult to find a seat."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,There were very few options available for vegetarians at the buffet.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,The project had so many challenges that it seemed almost impossible to complete.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,Too many errors in the report made it difficult to understand the data.
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"The students who participated in the science fair, many of whom came from local schools, were exceptionally talented."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"The books on the shelf, some of which were written by famous authors, are available for borrowing."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"The guests at the party, many of whom were colleagues from work, enjoyed the lively atmosphere."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"The paintings in the gallery, some of which were created by emerging artists, received positive reviews."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"The volunteers who helped with the event, many of whom were students, did an excellent job."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"The recipes in the cookbook, some of which were family favorites, were easy to follow."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"The films screened at the festival, many of which were independent productions, were highly acclaimed."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"The articles in the magazine, some of which were written by experts, provided valuable insights."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"The projects presented at the conference, many of which were innovative, attracted significant attention."
C1,PRONOUNS/quantity,"The songs on the playlist, some of which were classics, were enjoyed by everyone."
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,A lot has been happening in the tech industry lately.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Much has been written about the impact of social media.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,A lot depends on the weather for outdoor events.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Much has been done to improve public transportation.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,A lot has been invested in renewable energy projects.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Much has been discussed about the future of work.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,A lot has been learned from past economic crises.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Much has been sacrificed for the sake of progress.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,A lot has been accomplished in the field of medicine.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Much has been debated about the ethics of artificial intelligence.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Many are the times when I wish I could turn back the clock.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Many are the opportunities that were missed due to lack of foresight.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Many are the stories of bravery that have been forgotten over time.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Many are the challenges that lie ahead in the journey of life.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Many are the reasons why people choose to live in the countryside.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Many are the innovations that have transformed our daily lives.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Many are the sacrifices made by those who serve in the military.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Many are the lessons learned from past mistakes that guide our future.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Many are the achievements that go unnoticed in the shadow of failure.
C2,PRONOUNS/quantity,Many are the dreams that remain unfulfilled due to circumstances beyond our control.
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",I prefer the red one over the blue one.
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","She has two cats, but I like the white one better."
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","I lost my favorite pen, so I bought a new one."
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The green one is cheaper than the blue one.
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","He has two cars, but he drives the old one more often."
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","I need a bigger bag, so I'm going to buy a new one."
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The yellow one is brighter than the pink one.
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",I don't like the striped one; I prefer the plain one.
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",I like the red one better than the blue one.
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",She prefers the small one over the big one.
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The green one is more expensive than the red one.
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",He bought the new one instead of the old one.
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","I need a bigger one, not the smaller one."
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The black one is cheaper than the white one.
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",She chose the modern one instead of the traditional one.
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",I prefer the simple one to the complicated one.
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The blue one is prettier than the green one.
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",He likes the shiny one more than the dull one.
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",My house is the one with the red door.  
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The book I want is the one on the top shelf.  
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The dress I liked is the one with the floral pattern.  
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The car I drive is the one with the black wheels.  
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The restaurant we went to is the one near the park.  
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The movie we watched is the one with the famous actor.  
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The shirt I bought is the one with long sleeves.  
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The toy my son loves is the one with the remote control.  
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The song she sang is the one from the latest album.  
A2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The bag I use is the one with the shoulder strap.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","If you ask me which one I would choose, I would first go camping and then to Disneyland in Paris."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","First of all, you should think of all the advantages and disadvantages of each option and if you want, you can write them on a piece of paper. This way you see which one is the best."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","I can't decide which one to buy, the red dress or the blue one."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","She asked me which one of the two books I liked more, and I told her the one with the blue cover."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","We have two options for dinner, pizza or sushi. Which one do you prefer?"
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","He couldn't decide which one to take, so he asked his friend for advice."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",There are three different routes to the beach. Which one do you think is the quickest?
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",She showed me two paintings and asked which one I liked better.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",We have to choose between two hotels for our vacation. Which one has the better reviews?
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",He presented two business plans to the board and asked which one they thought was more feasible.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",I prefer this one because it has better features.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","That one is cheaper, so I think I'll go for it."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",This one is more comfortable than the other one.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",I don't like this one; I prefer that one instead.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","This one is easier to use, in my opinion."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",That one is too expensive for my budget.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","This one is more durable, so it should last longer."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",I think that one is more stylish than this one.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",This one is more suitable for my needs.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","That one is out of stock, so I'll take this one."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",My pillows are getting old and I need new ones.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","To tell the truth, I prefer large schools to small ones."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","We also need new armchairs, because a lot of the old ones are broken."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",She bought some red apples and some green ones.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",I like the blue shirts better than the red ones.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","The old books are interesting, but the new ones are more useful."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",He prefers the black shoes over the white ones.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The yellow flowers are prettier than the pink ones.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",She collected both small rocks and big ones.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The wooden chairs are more comfortable than the plastic ones.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","We should buy some new copiers and some new faxes because the old ones are very slow, and one copier is already broken."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","I have seen many programs recently, but the ones that I liked best are the funny ones, and the science-fiction ones, because I like things that are unreal."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","I also like watching films on Friday nights, there are some good ones on the first channel."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","I've bought five new t-shirts, because I don't like my old ones anymore."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","The new books are much better than the old ones, so I decided to donate the old ones to the library."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","She prefers the red dresses to the blue ones, so she only wears the red ones now."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","The new smartphones have better cameras than the old ones, which is why everyone wants to upgrade."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",He always chooses the chocolate ice cream over the vanilla ones because he likes the chocolate ones more.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","The new cars are more fuel-efficient than the old ones, so many people are trading in their old ones."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","She likes the long skirts better than the short ones, so she usually wears the long ones."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","Weddings in our country? Well, they're pretty different from the ones in England."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","Evil people, like the ones who did this, should die, or at least go to prison."
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The products we received were not exactly the ones we ordered.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The dresses she wore were the ones she bought last year.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The books on the shelf are not the ones I was looking for.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The cars in this showroom are the ones with the best fuel efficiency.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The movies we watched were the ones recommended by our friends.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The houses in this neighborhood are the ones with the most modern designs.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The toys in the store are the ones that have just arrived.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The songs on this playlist are the ones I listen to every morning.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The old ones are not as efficient as the new ones.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",He prefers the red ones over the blue ones.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",Smaller ones are easier to carry around.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The expensive ones are usually of higher quality.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",She likes the round ones better than the square ones.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The green ones are more environmentally friendly.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The wooden ones are more durable than the plastic ones.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The traditional ones are often more reliable.
B1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The digital ones are more convenient to use.
B2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","This is only the beginning; there are a lot of things that should be done, but let's just start with these ones."
B2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","Beside those ones, there's also an equal number of individuals who get crippled for life."
B2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","I prefer the red apples, but these ones are just as good."
B2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",Those ones over there are the ones we need to focus on.
B2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",We have two options: these ones or those ones.
B2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",I don't like these ones; can we try those ones instead?
B2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","These ones are cheaper, but those ones are of better quality."
B2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",Those ones on the shelf are the ones I was talking about.
B2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",I think these ones are more suitable for the project.
B2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","We can either use these ones or those ones, it doesn't really matter."
C1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","I looked everywhere for my keys, but I found none."
C1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","She asked for volunteers, but none came forward."
C1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","He checked all the drawers, but there were none of the documents he needed."
C1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","They promised free snacks, but when we arrived, there were none."
C1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","Despite our efforts, we achieved none of our goals."
C1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","The store claimed to have the latest gadgets, but they had none in stock."
C1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","We searched the entire house, but there were none of the missing items."
C1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","The event was supposed to have live music, but there was none."
C1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","He offered to help, but in the end, he did none of the work."
C1,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none","They advertised a special discount, but when I went to the store, there were none available."
C2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The one that caught my eye was the antique clock displayed in the corner.
C2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The ones that stood out to me were the paintings with vibrant colors.
C2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The one that truly amazed me was the ancient manuscript on display.
C2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The ones that intrigued me the most were the historical artifacts from the Roman era.
C2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The one that made the biggest impact was the speech given by the Nobel laureate.
C2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The ones that were most memorable were the stories shared by the survivors.
C2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The one that I found most challenging was the advanced calculus problem.
C2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The ones that fascinated me were the constellations visible from the observatory.
C2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The one that left a lasting impression was the documentary about climate change.
C2,"PRONOUNS/substitution, one, ones, none",The ones that were most enjoyable were the classic films shown at the festival.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I like to eat something.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I can find someone to help you.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","If you need anything, please tell me."
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I can clean your house and cook something for you.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I like to do everything at college.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I can find someone to talk to.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","If you need anything, please ask me."
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I can clean your house and cook something for you.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I like to do everything at college.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I can find someone to help you.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everything is ready for the party.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everything is going well.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everything is different now.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everything is new to me.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everything is expensive these days.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everything is perfect.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everything is clean and tidy.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everything is on sale.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everything is going according to plan.
A1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everything is better with friends.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I need it because I have to call someone.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I invited everyone in the school but some people didn't come.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I have borrowed it from somebody.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",She bought something for everyone.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",They are looking for anybody to help.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",He gave everything to someone in need.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",We found nothing interesting in the store.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Is there anyone who can assist me?
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",She asked somebody to pass the salt.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Do you know anyone who can fix this?
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Someone stole my luggage at the airport.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everyone likes the new movie.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Someone left their keys on the table.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everyone enjoys the party.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Someone broke the window.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everyone knows the answer.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Someone forgot their wallet.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everyone is excited for the trip.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Someone lost their phone.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everyone wants to go home.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",He didn't say anything about the meeting.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",She couldn't find anything to wear for the party.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",They didn't bring anything for the picnic.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I didn't see anything unusual in the park.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",We didn't buy anything at the store.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",He couldn't hear anything from the other room.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",She didn't tell anyone anything about her plans.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",They didn't leave anything behind when they moved.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I didn't notice anything strange in the room.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",He didn't want to talk about anything serious.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","Next weekend it's my mum's birthday party, so I needed something new to wear."
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",You need to wear something comfortable.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",But I didn't find anything wrong.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",You don't have to bring anything special.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I'm looking for something interesting to read.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Can you find something delicious for dinner?
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",She didn't bring anything important to the meeting.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",He needs something warm to wear tonight.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",They didn't find anything useful in the attic.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Do you have anything fun planned for the weekend?
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","Please, bring something to drink."
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Bring some sweets and something to wear if you get cold.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I had to buy them because I didn't have anything to wear on my holidays.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Do you need something to eat?
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",She brought a book to read and something to eat for the journey.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I couldn't find anything to wear for the party.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","Please, bring something to write with."
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",He didn't have anything to say during the meeting.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I need something to carry my groceries in.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",She packed something to eat and something to read for the trip.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Have you got something else to do on Saturday or can you come with me?
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","We have to bring some paints, but nothing else."
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","If you need anything else, you'll find it in the classroom."
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","I'm going to a rock concert on Saturday, but I have three tickets for two people and I am looking for someone else to go with me, so, would you like to go?"
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Is there anybody else who can help me with this project?
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Do you want to try something else for dinner tonight?
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","There's nothing else to see in this town, so we should leave soon."
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Can you think of anyone else who might be interested in this job?
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","I don't need anything else from the store, just the milk and bread."
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","If you find someone else who wants to join the trip, let me know."
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",After the concert we can have a pizza or something else.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","You do not have to bring any food, but I would be pleased if you could bring something to drink - wine, coke, or something."
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",You can bring a cake or something like that.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","I think I left something in the car, I'll go check."
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","She mentioned she needed something from the store, but didn't specify what."
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Let's grab something to eat before the movie starts.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","He said he would bring something for the party, but I'm not sure what."
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I heard there's something interesting happening downtown tonight.
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","She wanted to show me something, but I don't know what it is."
A2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","He suggested we do something fun this weekend, but didn't give any details."
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Something is wrong with the computer.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Nobody seems to be at home.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everyone is excited about the new project.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Somebody forgot to lock the door.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Anything can happen in this unpredictable weather.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Nobody knows the answer to that question.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Something has changed in the office routine.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everyone agrees that the meeting was productive.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Somebody left their keys on the table.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Anything is possible if you believe in yourself.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","I often watch TV, because my computer is broken and I have nothing to do."
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",There was nothing on the wall.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","It's a tennis club and the people there were all strangers for me, I didn't know anyone."
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",When I arrived at his house there wasn't anyone there.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",He went everywhere in the world!
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",I couldn't find anything to eat in the fridge.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",There was nobody at the party who I knew.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",She bought everything she needed for the trip.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",He didn't tell anyone about his plans.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",There is nothing wrong with asking for help.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Absolutely everything was covered in the presentation.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Nearly anyone can understand this concept.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Somewhere someone must know the answer.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Almost everything was sold out by the time I arrived.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everybody knows someone who has experienced this.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","Anywhere you go, you can find something interesting."
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Somehow everything will work out in the end.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Almost nobody expected such a result.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Somewhere someone is waiting for you.
B1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Anybody can learn this if they put in the effort.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everyone deserves a chance to prove themselves.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Someone left their keys on the table.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Nothing can stop us from achieving our goals.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Anyone can learn a new skill if they try hard enough.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Something smells delicious in the kitchen.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Nobody knows the answer to that question.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everything is going according to plan.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Anyone who wants to join can sign up.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","Something is bothering him, but he won't say what."
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everybody is excited about the upcoming event.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Something that I like very much is the idea of the classes.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","Something extra, which is not really pleasant, is their behavior."
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","Something really good about it is that it'd give us some work experience, which we don't have right now."
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","Everything that I believed changed and without any help I managed to write perfectly, according to my teacher."
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everyone who can use a computer can use the new products.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Something that surprised me the most was how quickly she adapted to the new environment.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Anything that can be done to improve the situation should be considered.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Someone who knows the area well could provide valuable insights.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everything that was discussed in the meeting needs to be documented.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Anyone who has ever faced a similar challenge can understand your frustration.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Something must be done about the rising crime rate in the city.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","Everybody has their own opinion on the matter, but nobody seems to agree."
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Anything could happen in this unpredictable world.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","Someone left their wallet on the table, but I don't know who."
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",There's nothing better than a quiet evening at home.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Everything was going well until something unexpected happened.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Anyone can learn a new skill if they put their mind to it.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Something about the way he spoke made me uneasy.
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","Nobody knows what the future holds, but we can hope for the best."
B2,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",There's something in the air tonight that feels different.
C1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Anything else that can be done to improve the situation should be considered.
C1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Anything to make the process smoother is worth trying.
C1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Anything that helps reduce stress is beneficial.
C1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Anything to ensure the safety of the passengers is a top priority.
C1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Anything that promotes creativity should be encouraged.
C1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Anything to enhance the learning experience is valuable.
C1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc",Anything that brings people together is worth celebrating.
C1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","If there is anything else you need, ask Sarah."
C1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","If there is anything you need in connection with my report, please don't hesitate to contact me."
C1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","If there is anything you want to ask me, feel free to do so."
C1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","If there is anything you need help with, let me know."
C1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","If there is anything you need to discuss, we can talk later."
C1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","If there is anything you need clarification on, just ask."
C1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","If there is anything you need to borrow, let me know."
C1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","If there is anything you need to add, feel free to do so."
C1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","If there is anything you need to know, I can explain."
C1,"PRONOUNS/indefinite - thing, -one, -body etc","If there is anything you need to share, go ahead."
A2,PRONOUNS/generic use,You can find a lot of interesting books at the library.
A2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"If you like spicy food, you should try this restaurant."
A2,PRONOUNS/generic use,You can buy fresh vegetables at the market every morning.
A2,PRONOUNS/generic use,You can learn a lot from reading good books.
A2,PRONOUNS/generic use,You can see beautiful flowers in the park during spring.
A2,PRONOUNS/generic use,You can listen to music on your phone anytime.
A2,PRONOUNS/generic use,You can watch movies online if you have a good internet connection.
A2,PRONOUNS/generic use,You can make new friends if you join a club.
A2,PRONOUNS/generic use,You can improve your English by talking to native speakers.
B1,PRONOUNS/generic use,One must always strive to maintain a high level of professionalism in formal settings.
B1,PRONOUNS/generic use,"In such a prestigious institution, one expects a certain level of decorum."
B1,PRONOUNS/generic use,One should take care to dress appropriately when attending a formal event.
B1,PRONOUNS/generic use,One can appreciate the beauty of nature when one takes the time to observe it.
B1,PRONOUNS/generic use,One must be prepared to face challenges when embarking on a new venture.
B1,PRONOUNS/generic use,"One should always respect the opinions of others, even if they differ from one's own."
B1,PRONOUNS/generic use,One can learn a great deal from those who have more experience than oneself.
B1,PRONOUNS/generic use,One must be cautious when dealing with sensitive information in a formal context.
B1,PRONOUNS/generic use,One should aim to contribute positively to society in one's own way.
B1,PRONOUNS/generic use,One can achieve great success if one is willing to put in the necessary effort.
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"We often forget that nature is all around us, even in the most urban areas."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,We all have different opinions on what makes a good leader.
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,We should all take responsibility for our actions and their consequences.
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"We can learn a lot from history, but we must also be careful not to repeat its mistakes."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,We all have our own unique talents and abilities that we can share with the world.
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"We must remember that education is a lifelong process, and we are always learning."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"We all have the power to make a difference in our communities, no matter how small."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"We can see the impact of climate change all around us, and it's up to us to address it."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"We all have the right to express our opinions, but we must also respect others' views."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"We can find inspiration in the stories of others, and we can also share our own stories."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"If someone is watching a film that they don't like, they can always choose another channel to watch."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"If anyone wishes to make any presentation, they can contact Mr. Hari, Events Department."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"If a student wants to make music, there is no point teaching them science, but to be a good musician, I think general knowledge is important as well."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"If someone is feeling unwell, they should go to the doctor immediately."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"If anyone needs help with their homework, they can ask their teacher for guidance."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"If a person wants to travel, they should plan their trip well in advance."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"If someone is interested in learning a new language, they can join a language course."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"If anyone has lost their keys, they should retrace their steps to find them."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"If a student needs more time to complete their project, they should inform their professor."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"If someone is looking for a job, they should update their resume and start applying."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"If a child had free time, he/she would play on his/her own and not with other children."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"Furthermore, if somebody wants to be a journalist, he or she has to have an enormous knowledge of the world and people, because sometimes they must act like psychologists in order to obtain pieces of information."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"When someone is new to a job, he/she often feels overwhelmed at first but eventually adapts."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"If a person is passionate about something, he or she will put in the extra effort to succeed."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"When a student is struggling with a subject, he/she should seek help from a teacher or tutor."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"If an individual is planning a trip, he or she should research the destination thoroughly."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"When a colleague is stressed, he/she might need some time to relax and recharge."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"If a person is interested in a hobby, he or she should explore it further to see if it’s a good fit."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"When someone is learning a new language, he/she will encounter many challenges along the way."
B2,PRONOUNS/generic use,"If an artist is working on a new project, he or she might need some inspiration to get started."
B1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,They often help each other with their homework.
B1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,The two friends spend a lot of time together and support each other.
B1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,"In the group, everyone encourages each other to do their best."
B1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,The siblings always share their toys and play with each other.
B1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,The students in the class work together and learn from each other.
B1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,The couple has been married for 20 years and still take care of each other.
B1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,The team members trust each other and work well together.
B1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,The roommates respect each other's privacy and share responsibilities.
B1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,The band members practice together and inspire each other.
B1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,The neighbors look out for each other and lend a hand when needed.
B2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,The board members often exchange ideas with one another during the meetings.
B2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,They have been known to support one another through difficult times.
B2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,The partners in the law firm frequently consult one another on complex cases.
B2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,The students were encouraged to collaborate and help one another with their projects.
B2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,The committee members have a responsibility to respect one another's opinions.
B2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,The colleagues in the office often celebrate one another's successes.
B2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,The members of the orchestra must listen to one another to achieve perfect harmony.
B2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,The participants in the workshop were asked to share their experiences with one another.
B2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,The team members rely on one another to complete the project on time.
B2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,The members of the club regularly invite one another to social events.
C1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each student can support the other in their studies.
C1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each team member can learn from the others' experiences.
C1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each candidate can challenge the others to improve.
C1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each idea can complement the others in a unique way.
C1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each participant can benefit from the others' insights.
C1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each option can be compared to the others for better understanding.
C1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each perspective can enrich the others with new viewpoints.
C1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each solution can be tested against the others for effectiveness.
C1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each approach can be refined by the others' feedback.
C1,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each product can be evaluated alongside the others for quality.
C2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each of them respects the other's opinion.
C2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each of the siblings supports the other's dreams.
C2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each of the friends values the other's friendship.
C2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each of the partners trusts the other's judgment.
C2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each of the colleagues appreciates the other's skills.
C2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each of the members relies on the other's expertise.
C2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each of the students learns from the other's experiences.
C2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each of the neighbors helps the other's garden.
C2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each of the team members encourages the other's efforts.
C2,PRONOUNS/reciprocal,Each of the artists admires the other's creativity.
A2,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Can you go shopping or cooking today?
A2,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is it hot or cold outside?
A2,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Should we take a bus or a train?
A2,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Do you prefer tea or coffee?
A2,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is it sunny or cloudy today?
A2,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Can we play cards or board games?
A2,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Would you like pizza or pasta for dinner?
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is this book fiction or non-fiction?  
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Do you prefer coffee or tea?  
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is the meeting on Monday or Tuesday?  
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Are you going by car or by train?  
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is the party inside or outside?  
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Do you like apples or oranges?  
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is the movie in English or in French?  
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Do you want to eat now or later?  
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is the dress blue or green?  
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Do you think it's better to study in the morning or in the evening?
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,"Shall we buy her a scarf, a hat or something else?"
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,"Do you want to watch a comedy, a drama or something else?"
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,"Would you prefer tea, coffee or something else?"
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,"Shall we go for a walk, a bike ride or something else?"
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,"Do you like classical music, rock music or something else?"
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,"Would you like to eat pasta, pizza or something else?"
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,"Shall we visit the museum, the park or something else?"
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,"Do you enjoy reading novels, comics or something else?"
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Are you going to the party or are you staying at home?  
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Should we order pizza or should we cook dinner ourselves?  
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Do you prefer coffee or do you like tea better?  
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is it going to rain or is it just cloudy today?  
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Will you study for the test or will you watch TV instead?  
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Should I call you later or should I text you now?  
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Do you want to go shopping or do you want to watch a movie?
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Do you want to come with us or not?
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Are you ready to leave or not?
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Will you help me with this or not?
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is the meeting today or not?
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Do you understand what I'm saying or not?
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Can you finish this task by tomorrow or not?
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Are you going to the party or not?
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Will you call me back or not?
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Do you need a ride or not?
B1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is the store open or not?
C1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is this new policy beneficial to the economy or detrimental to it?
C1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is this technology a breakthrough or a disaster waiting to happen?
C1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is this decision a step forward or a huge mistake?
C1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is this investment a wise choice or a reckless gamble?
C1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is this reform a positive change or a complete failure?
C1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is this discovery a boon or a curse?
C1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is this agreement a win-win or a lose-lose situation?
C1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is this innovation a game-changer or a flop?
C1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is this merger a success or a disaster?
C1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Maybe you could help with the decorations or prepare the food?
C1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Maybe she will be able to attend the meeting or join the conference call?
C1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Maybe they will be able to finish the project on time or extend the deadline?
C1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Maybe you could suggest a different approach or consider an alternative solution?
C1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Maybe he will be able to provide more details or clarify the information?
C1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Maybe we will be able to reschedule the appointment or find a new date?
C1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Maybe you could offer a discount or provide a special promotion?
C1,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Maybe they will be able to improve the service or enhance the experience?
C2,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is it better to study abroad or just stay at home?
C2,QUESTIONS/alternatives,"Do you prefer coffee, tea, or neither?"
C2,QUESTIONS/alternatives,"Should we go to the beach, stay in the city, or explore the mountains?"
C2,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is she coming to the party or staying home?
C2,QUESTIONS/alternatives,"Will you help me with the project, or should I ask someone else?"
C2,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Are we meeting at 6 PM or 7 PM?
C2,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is it more important to save money or to invest in experiences?
C2,QUESTIONS/alternatives,"Do you want to watch a movie, play a game, or go for a walk?"
C2,QUESTIONS/alternatives,Is he coming to the meeting or not?
C2,QUESTIONS/alternatives,"Should we take the bus, drive, or walk?"
A2,QUESTIONS/tags,"You don't like coffee, do you?"
A2,QUESTIONS/tags,"She went to the park yesterday, didn't she?"
A2,QUESTIONS/tags,"They are coming to the party, aren't they?"
A2,QUESTIONS/tags,"It's cold outside, isn't it?"
A2,QUESTIONS/tags,"You finished your homework, didn't you?"
A2,QUESTIONS/tags,"He can swim, can't he?"
A2,QUESTIONS/tags,"We are late, aren't we?"
A2,QUESTIONS/tags,"You have a cat, don't you?"
A2,QUESTIONS/tags,"It's raining, isn't it?"
A2,QUESTIONS/tags,"You live in London, don't you?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"You didn't finish your homework, did you?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"She isn't coming to the party, is she?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"They don't have any plans for the weekend, do they?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"We aren't late, are we?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"I'm not doing it wrong, am I?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"You haven't seen this movie, have you?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"He doesn't want to go, does he?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"It isn't raining, is it?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"They haven't arrived yet, have they?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"She isn't tired, is she?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"You're not coming to the party, are you?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"She doesn't like coffee, does she?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"We haven't met before, have we?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"He can't swim, can he?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"They won't be late, will they?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"I shouldn't worry about it, should I?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"You don't want to go, do you?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"We mustn't forget to call, must we?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"She isn't feeling well, is she?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"You wouldn't mind helping, would you?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"Your boyfriend is also 16, is he?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"You bought new black clothes, did you?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"She loves ice cream, doesn't she?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"They went to the park, didn't they?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"He finished his homework, didn't he?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"You live in London, don't you?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"She can speak French, can't she?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"They have a dog, haven't they?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"He is coming to the party, isn't he?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"You like pizza, don't you?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"You are 14 years old, right?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"I think you asked if I liked shopping for clothes, right?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"You asked me for some help, right?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"They're black, right?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"We're meeting at 7 PM, right?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"You went to the store, right?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"She said she'll be here soon, right?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"It's going to rain tomorrow, right?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"You finished your homework, right?"
B1,QUESTIONS/tags,"They're coming over for dinner, right?"
B2,QUESTIONS/tags,"Think about it, will you?"
B2,QUESTIONS/tags,"Go to the Lake Frene route, will you?"
B2,QUESTIONS/tags,"Let's check together, shall we?"
B2,QUESTIONS/tags,"Take a break, would you?"
B2,QUESTIONS/tags,"Help me with this, can you?"
B2,QUESTIONS/tags,"Stay calm, okay?"
B2,QUESTIONS/tags,"Wait a moment, will you?"
B2,QUESTIONS/tags,"Try this recipe, won't you?"
B2,QUESTIONS/tags,"Read the instructions carefully, will you?"
B2,QUESTIONS/tags,"Share your thoughts, would you?"
C1,QUESTIONS/tags,"There are plenty of options to choose from, aren't there?"
C1,QUESTIONS/tags,"There aren't any restrictions on this, are there?"
C1,QUESTIONS/tags,"There was a lot of traffic on the way here, wasn't there?"
C1,QUESTIONS/tags,"There weren't many people at the event, were there?"
C1,QUESTIONS/tags,"There has been a significant increase in sales, hasn't there?"
C1,QUESTIONS/tags,"There haven't been any complaints so far, have there?"
C1,QUESTIONS/tags,"There will be a meeting tomorrow, won't there?"
C1,QUESTIONS/tags,"There won't be any issues with the deadline, will there?"
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,What is your name?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Where are we going?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why is she crying?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,How is the weather today?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,When is your birthday?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Who are you talking to?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,How is your family?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Where is the nearest park?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why is he late?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,How is your new job?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,What do you like to eat?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Where did they go last weekend?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,How do you solve this problem?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why didn't you tell me?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Who do you want to invite?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,When did you start working here?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Which book do you prefer?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,How much did it cost?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why do you study English?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,What did you do last night?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Where have you been?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Who have they invited?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why have you left early?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,When have you last seen her?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,How have you solved the problem?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,What have you decided?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Which book have you read?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Who have you met?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,What is she doing now?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Who was he talking to?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Where were they going?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why are you studying?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,When was she born?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,How are you feeling?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,What were you thinking?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,What can I do for you?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Where can we go?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Who will help us?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why can't we go now?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,How can we solve this problem?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Which book should I read?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,What time can we start?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,How can you help me?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why can't you come?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Who can teach us?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why don't we go for a walk?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why don't you join us for dinner?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why don't we visit the museum?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why don't you try this recipe?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why don't we have a picnic?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why don't you ask for help?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why don't we take a break?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why don't you read this book?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why don't we go shopping?
A2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why don't you call your friend?
B1,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why can't we go together?
B1,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why couldn't they help us?
B1,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why shouldn't he try harder?
B1,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why wouldn't she listen to me?
B1,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why mustn't you leave now?
B1,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why shouldn't we believe them?
B1,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why couldn't it be simpler?
B1,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why wouldn't he understand?
B2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why don't you try a different approach?
B2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why didn't you inform me about the changes?
B2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why haven't you finished your homework yet?
B2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why don't you ask for help when you need it?
B2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why didn't you call me back yesterday?
B2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why haven't you responded to my email?
B2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why don't you take a break and relax?
B2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why didn't you bring your umbrella today?
B2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why haven't you visited your grandparents lately?
B2,QUESTIONS/wh-,Why don't you join us for dinner tonight?
C1,QUESTIONS/wh-,What makes a good present?
C1,QUESTIONS/wh-,What are the alternatives to cars?
C1,QUESTIONS/wh-,What else can I tell you about the airport?
C1,QUESTIONS/wh-,What factors contribute to a successful negotiation?
C1,QUESTIONS/wh-,What strategies can be employed to improve public speaking?
C1,QUESTIONS/wh-,What are the benefits of practicing mindfulness?
C1,QUESTIONS/wh-,What steps should be taken to ensure online security?
C1,QUESTIONS/wh-,What are the key elements of a compelling story?
C1,QUESTIONS/wh-,What challenges do entrepreneurs face when starting a business?
C1,QUESTIONS/wh-,What role does technology play in modern education?
A1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Can you help me with my homework?
A1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Can she play the piano?
A1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Can we go to the park today?
A1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Can he swim in the pool?
A1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Can they come to the party?
A1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Can it rain tomorrow?
A1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Can you cook dinner tonight?
A1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Can I borrow your pen?
A1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Can we watch a movie?
A1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Can you dance well?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Is he your friend?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Are they coming?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Is it raining?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Are we late?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Is she happy?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Is this your book?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Are you hungry?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Can you help me with my homework?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,"Could you pass the salt, please?"
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Would you like some coffee?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Will you join us for dinner?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Could you explain that again?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Would you mind closing the door?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Can you lend me some money?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Will you be at the party tonight?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Could you please be quiet?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Would you like to watch a movie?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Do you like pizza?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Do they speak English?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Does he play the guitar?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Do we have a meeting today?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Do you understand the instructions?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Do they live in the city?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Does she like chocolate?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Do we need to bring anything?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Do you know the answer?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Do they enjoy the movie?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Is he going to the party?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Are they playing football?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Is she studying for the exam?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Are we meeting at the café?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Is it raining outside?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Are you watching the movie?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Have you finished your homework?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Have they visited the museum?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Have we met before?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Have you seen the new movie?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Have they arrived yet?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Have you eaten lunch?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Have we booked the tickets?
A2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Have you spoken to the teacher?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Aren't you coming to the party?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Isn't she your sister?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Aren't we late?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Isn't it raining outside?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Aren't they friends?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Isn't he a doctor?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Aren't you hungry?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Isn't it cold today?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Aren't we going to the park?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Isn't it a beautiful day?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Don't you understand the instructions?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Haven't you finished your homework?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Don't they want to come with us?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Haven't you read the book yet?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Don't you enjoy the movie?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Haven't they arrived at the station?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Don't you believe in him?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Haven't you tried this recipe before?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Don't they support the decision?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Haven't you met her before?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Wouldn't he be able to help us?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Can't she come to the party?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Shouldn't we wait for them?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Won't you join us for dinner?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Couldn't they find a solution?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Mightn't he be right?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Isn't she coming with us?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Shouldn't you be studying?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Can't we try again?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Won't they be here soon?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Isn't it amazing how the weather suddenly changed?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Don't you think it's a bit too expensive?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Wouldn't it be better to go on a weekday?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Isn't it strange that they didn't show up?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Don't you think we should try a different restaurant?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Wouldn't it be fun to go on a road trip?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Isn't it nice to have a day off?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Don't you think he was a bit rude?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Wouldn't it be great to have a pet?
B1,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Isn't it frustrating when things don't go as planned?
C2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Do we not deserve to have our voices heard?
C2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Is it not true that we should prioritize mental health?
C2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Are they not capable of making their own decisions?
C2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Can it not be argued that technology has both positive and negative impacts?
C2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Is it not essential to consider the long-term consequences of our actions?
C2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Are we not responsible for the well-being of future generations?
C2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Can it not be said that education is the key to progress?
C2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Is it not important to address climate change now?
C2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Are they not obligated to provide accurate information?
C2,QUESTIONS/yes/no,Can it not be beneficial to seek alternative solutions?
A2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,I'm looking forward to the party.
A2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,I look forward to your reply.
A2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,I am looking forward to the concert.
A2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,I'm looking forward to the trip.
A2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,I look forward to your visit.
A2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,I am looking forward to the presentation.
A2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,I'm looking forward to the holidays.
A2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,I look forward to working with you.
A2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,I am looking forward to the dinner.
A2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,I'm looking forward to the weekend.
B1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,I could catch up with the work I missed after school from 3 to 4.
B1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,They interviewed and filmed pupils and teachers to find out how they get on with each other.
B1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,I'd better stop now and get on with my studying.
B1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,"I think that if you want to have a peaceful holiday, you should get away from the city and enjoy the countryside, enjoy nature."
B1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,"So you had better go walking or join a club, but don't forget to keep away from junk food."
B1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,She decided to put off until tomorrow the task she couldn't finish today.
B1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,He always looks forward to the weekend when he can relax and spend time with his family.
B1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,"They ran out of food at the picnic, so they had to go back to the store to buy more."
B1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,She tried to keep up with the latest fashion trends by reading magazines and watching shows.
B1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,He couldn't get over the fact that he had lost his favorite watch at the beach.
B2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,She looked down on him because of his lack of education.
B2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,He ran out of patience after waiting for hours.
B2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,They called off the meeting due to unforeseen circumstances.
B2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,She handed in her resignation letter yesterday.
B2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,He kept up with the latest trends in technology.
B2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,They put up with his bad behavior for too long.
B2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,She made up for her mistakes by working extra hours.
B2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,He took off his jacket as soon as he entered the room.
B2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,They brought up the issue during the meeting.
B2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,She looked forward to the weekend all week.
C1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,"Anyway, let me tell you what ideas I came up with."
C1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,Sometimes in order to feel confident and to be inspired we need a person to look up to.
C1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,This you will have to look out for.
C1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,"This shows her superficiality, which Kingshaw cannot put up with."
C1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,"Firstly, let me express that the situation you describe is certainly not something my client could easily put up with."
C1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,Let me tell you what I came up with.
C1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,We need someone to look up to in order to feel inspired.
C1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,You will have to look out for this.
C1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,Kingshaw cannot put up with her superficiality.
C1,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,My client could not easily put up with the situation you describe.
C2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,She handed me the book over the counter.
C2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,He put his coat on the chair beside the door.
C2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,They brought the cake to the table in the middle.
C2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,She showed her passport to the officer at the desk.
C2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,He handed the keys to his friend before leaving.
C2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,She passed the message to the teacher after class.
C2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,He threw the ball to the dog in the yard.
C2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,They handed out the flyers to everyone at the event.
C2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,She handed the letter to her mother before leaving.
C2,VERBS/phrasal-prepositional,He handed the money to the cashier at the register.
A1,VERBS/prepositional,I listen to music in the living room.
A1,VERBS/prepositional,I can look after her if she needs help.
A1,VERBS/prepositional,I like to walk in the woods.
A1,VERBS/prepositional,She takes care of her younger brother.
A1,VERBS/prepositional,He talks about his new job.
A1,VERBS/prepositional,They wait for the bus at the station.
A1,VERBS/prepositional,She thinks about her vacation plans.
A1,VERBS/prepositional,He looks for his keys everywhere.
A1,VERBS/prepositional,They play games in the park.
A1,VERBS/prepositional,She dreams about becoming a doctor.
B1,VERBS/prepositional,"If you need more information, please look at the information sheet at the entrance."
B1,VERBS/prepositional,"In fact, our company needs to train some staff on how to deal with the complaints of customers."
B1,VERBS/prepositional,She insisted on the importance of punctuality during the meeting.
B1,VERBS/prepositional,The teacher focused on the key points of the lesson.
B1,VERBS/prepositional,He always complains about the noise in the office.
B1,VERBS/prepositional,They decided to concentrate on improving customer service.
B1,VERBS/prepositional,She insisted on the accuracy of the data provided.
B1,VERBS/prepositional,The manager always insists on the quality of the products.
B1,VERBS/prepositional,He decided to focus on his studies to improve his grades.
B1,VERBS/prepositional,She always complains about the long hours at work.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,We need to find a solution to the problem of traffic congestion.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,They are looking for someone to collaborate with on the project.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,The committee will discuss the issue of funding in their next meeting.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,She asked her friend for advice on how to handle the situation.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,He is planning to apply for a job at the company.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,We should consider the possibility of expanding our business overseas.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,The teacher explained the concept of fractions to the students.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,They are organizing a charity event to raise money for the homeless.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,She is interested in learning more about the history of the city.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,He suggested that we should focus on improving our customer service.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,She ran quickly through the park.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,He walked slowly along the path.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,They drove carefully around the corner.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,She spoke softly to the baby.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,He jumped excitedly into the pool.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,They laughed loudly at the joke.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,She typed rapidly on the keyboard.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,He sang beautifully in the choir.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,They worked diligently on the project.
B2,VERBS/prepositional,She smiled warmly at her friend.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,I believe that she is coming tomorrow.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,He mentioned that the meeting is postponed.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,They told me that they will arrive late.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,She hopes that the weather will be nice.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,We think that the train leaves at 9 AM.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,He said that he has finished his homework.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,She suggested that we should go out for dinner.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,I heard that the movie is very interesting.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,They believe that the project will be successful.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,He told me that he needs some time to think.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,"I hope you can go, buddy."
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,"I think I left my phone there, maybe in your kitchen."
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,I think you should go visit the Kuala Lumpur Twin Towers.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,I know it's impossible for you to come during examination time.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,My mother said you can come to me at 6.30 pm.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,I believe you can finish the project by tomorrow.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,She told me you were really happy with the gift.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,I guess he forgot to bring his lunch today.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,I doubt they will agree to the terms.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,I feel you might enjoy the new restaurant downtown.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,I told you that she has a new car.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,You promised me that you will help me to paint my bedroom.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,Nisha told me you had an accident last week.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,He explained to us that the meeting was postponed.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,She asked him if he could pick up the kids from school.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,They informed us that the flight was delayed.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,He reminded me that the deadline was approaching.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,She told him that she was feeling unwell.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,They suggested to us that we should visit the museum.
A2,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,He assured me that everything would be fine.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,She admitted that she had made a mistake.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,He believes that the economy will improve soon.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,They suggested that we should have a meeting.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,"I know that you are busy, but can you help me?"
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,She thought that the movie was boring.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,He claimed that he was innocent.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,They reported that the accident was serious.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,I hope that you will come to the party.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,She explained that she had been late.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,He promised that he would finish the project on time.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,I believe that he told his colleagues that the project was on track.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,She insisted that we inform the teacher that we were running late.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,He suggested that they mention to the boss that the deadline was unrealistic.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,They reported that the police were notified that the suspect had fled.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,She claimed that her doctor told her that she needed to rest.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,He admitted that he forgot to tell his team that the meeting was canceled.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,She argued that the committee should consider that the budget was insufficient.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,He proposed that the company announce that they were hiring new staff.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,She warned that the weather forecast predicted that a storm was approaching.
B1,VERBS/patterns_that clauses,He confirmed that the manager informed the staff that the event was postponed.
A2,VERBS/phrasal,I'm going to get up early tomorrow.
A2,VERBS/phrasal,We decided to go out for dinner.
A2,VERBS/phrasal,Can you help me clean up after the party?
A2,VERBS/phrasal,She always puts off her homework.
A2,VERBS/phrasal,They are planning to move out next month.
A2,VERBS/phrasal,He needs to catch up on his sleep.
A2,VERBS/phrasal,I usually wake up around 7 am.
A2,VERBS/phrasal,They decided to break up last week.
A2,VERBS/phrasal,She often comes over to visit.
A2,VERBS/phrasal,He always shows up late for meetings.
A2,VERBS/phrasal,I will pick you up and arrange everything.  
A2,VERBS/phrasal,Ring me up or send me an email if you have any questions.  
A2,VERBS/phrasal,"You may need to throw it away, it'll be too dirty after painting.  "
A2,VERBS/phrasal,Could you come here by nine o'clock to help me out?  
A2,VERBS/phrasal,She will bring them back after the meeting.  
A2,VERBS/phrasal,Can you turn it off before you leave?  
A2,VERBS/phrasal,We need to take them down from the shelf.  
A2,VERBS/phrasal,Please put it on the table when you finish.  
A2,VERBS/phrasal,He always hands them out at the beginning of class.  
A2,VERBS/phrasal,They will call us up if there are any changes.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,I needed to hang out because my life was too jam-packed and hectic.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,Its battery had run out.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,"She cried a lot. Her feelings, emotions were all scattered. But Lisa didn't give up."
B1,VERBS/phrasal,He decided to check in early to avoid the rush.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,They always wind down after a long day of work.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,She wanted to cheer up after a bad day.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,He forgot to lock up before leaving the house.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,They tried to calm down after the argument.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,She decided to drop off the package before heading home.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,He needed to catch up on his sleep after a long week.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,He picked up the keys from the table.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,She put on her coat and left the house.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,They called off the meeting due to bad weather.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,I took off my shoes before entering the room.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,He turned on the light to see better.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,She looked up the word in the dictionary.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,They brought up the topic during the discussion.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,I woke up early to catch the sunrise.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,He handed in his assignment on time.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,She set up the tent before it started raining.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,I heard about this club when I was watching T.V. and I wanted to check it out.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,"I really like shopping for clothes, but I hate trying them on because always when I finish, the shop assistant shows me more clothes."
B1,VERBS/phrasal,"So, think it over and tell me what you decide to do."
B1,VERBS/phrasal,She brought up the idea of moving to a new city during our conversation.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,I can't believe he gave away his favorite toy without even thinking about it.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,Please hand in your assignments before you leave the classroom.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,He picked up the phone and called his friend right away.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,We need to figure out how to deal with this situation before it gets out of hand.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,She turned down the offer because it didn't meet her expectations.
B1,VERBS/phrasal,They called off the meeting due to the unexpected snowstorm.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,The plane took off on time.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,She woke up early this morning.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,They broke down on the highway.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,He ran out of money.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,She checked in at the hotel.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,They carried on with the meeting.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,He looked up the definition.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,She gave up on the project.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,They handed in their assignments.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,He called off the trip.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,She picked up her phone and called her friend.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,He turned off the lights before leaving the room.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,They put on their jackets and headed outside.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,She handed in her assignment before the deadline.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,He looked up the definition of the word in the dictionary.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,They called off the meeting due to bad weather.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,She took off her shoes as soon as she entered the house.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,He set up the tent before starting the campfire.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,They worked out the solution together after hours of discussion.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,She checked out the new restaurant before recommending it to her friends.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,I need to put my shoes on before we leave.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,She decided to set her alarm clock up for 6 AM.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,Can you hand me that book over?
B2,VERBS/phrasal,He managed to break the window open.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,Please turn the music down.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,She threw her keys away after losing them.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,I need to pick my clothes up from the dry cleaners.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,He took his wallet out to pay for the meal.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,She turned the lights off before leaving the room.
B2,VERBS/phrasal,I accidentally dropped my phone down the stairs.
C1,VERBS/phrasal,She helped him pick it up from the store.
C1,VERBS/phrasal,They decided to turn it off before leaving.
C1,VERBS/phrasal,He managed to calm her down after the argument.
C1,VERBS/phrasal,We need to sort them out before the meeting.
C1,VERBS/phrasal,She tried to cheer him up when he was feeling down.
C1,VERBS/phrasal,They had to put it off until next week.
C1,VERBS/phrasal,He helped me carry it in from the car.
C1,VERBS/phrasal,She convinced him to give it up for health reasons.
C1,VERBS/phrasal,They decided to break it down into smaller tasks.
C1,VERBS/phrasal,He promised to look it up and get back to her.
A1,VERBS/types,"You know, I love your cooking!"
A1,VERBS/types,I have very good friends.
A1,VERBS/types,She comes from India.
A1,VERBS/types,"She has long, dark hair and brown eyes."
A1,VERBS/types,He gets up at 6 o'clock and goes to work.
A1,VERBS/types,I heard from our neighbours about you.
A1,VERBS/types,My grandmother lived in a village and I often went there.
A1,VERBS/types,We go to the park every weekend.
A1,VERBS/types,They played football yesterday.
A1,VERBS/types,The sun sets in the west.
A1,VERBS/types,I am a student.
A1,VERBS/types,She is my sister.
A1,VERBS/types,This is my book.
A1,VERBS/types,They are friends.
A1,VERBS/types,He was tired.
A1,VERBS/types,It is sunny today.
A1,VERBS/types,We are happy.
A1,VERBS/types,You are right.
A1,VERBS/types,The cake was delicious.
A1,VERBS/types,The weather is cold.
A1,VERBS/types,I am reading a book right now.
A1,VERBS/types,She is playing with her toys.
A1,VERBS/types,They are watching a movie.
A1,VERBS/types,He is cooking dinner.
A1,VERBS/types,We are studying for the test.
A1,VERBS/types,You are listening to music.
A1,VERBS/types,I am going to the store.
A1,VERBS/types,She is painting a picture.
A1,VERBS/types,They are singing a song.
A1,VERBS/types,He is walking the dog.
A1,VERBS/types,Can you help me with my homework?
A1,VERBS/types,I'll call you later today.
A1,VERBS/types,Would you like to go to the park?
A1,VERBS/types,Can I have a piece of cake?
A1,VERBS/types,I'll finish my work by 5 PM.
A1,VERBS/types,Would you like some tea?
A1,VERBS/types,Can we play a game together?
A1,VERBS/types,I'll bring my book tomorrow.
A1,VERBS/types,Would you like to join us?
A1,VERBS/types,"Can you close the door, please?"
A2,VERBS/types,It has been a long time since we last met.
A2,VERBS/types,I have forgotten my keys at home.
A2,VERBS/types,Have you finished your homework?
A2,VERBS/types,I haven't called my parents in weeks.
A2,VERBS/types,"Yes, I do. I love playing football."
A2,VERBS/types,Do you enjoy reading books?
A2,VERBS/types,Did you see the new movie?
A2,VERBS/types,"I didn't think I would pass the exam, but I did."
A2,VERBS/types,Why didn't you join us for dinner?
A2,VERBS/types,I have never been to that city before.
A2,VERBS/types,The weather is getting warmer.
A2,VERBS/types,She seems happy today.
A2,VERBS/types,The soup tastes delicious.
A2,VERBS/types,The book looks interesting.
A2,VERBS/types,The flowers smell sweet.
A2,VERBS/types,The movie feels exciting.
A2,VERBS/types,The cake looks tasty.
A2,VERBS/types,The park seems peaceful.
A2,VERBS/types,The music sounds beautiful.
A2,VERBS/types,The class feels challenging.
A2,VERBS/types,I can help you with your homework.
A2,VERBS/types,You should finish your homework before dinner.
A2,VERBS/types,She might come to the party later.
A2,VERBS/types,They must be at the park by now.
A2,VERBS/types,We could go to the movies tonight.
A2,VERBS/types,He should have studied more for the test.
A2,VERBS/types,"It might rain later, so bring an umbrella."
A2,VERBS/types,You can borrow my pen if you need it.
A2,VERBS/types,She must be tired after such a long day.
A2,VERBS/types,They should arrive at the airport soon.
A2,VERBS/types,You have to finish your homework before dinner.
A2,VERBS/types,You've got to be at the meeting by 9 AM tomorrow.
A2,VERBS/types,"We don't have to go to the store today, we can go tomorrow."
A2,VERBS/types,You have got to be careful when crossing the street.
A2,VERBS/types,"You don't have to worry about the presentation, I'll handle it."
A2,VERBS/types,"You've got to try this new restaurant, the food is amazing."
A2,VERBS/types,You have to call your sister and tell her the good news.
A2,VERBS/types,"You don't have to bring a gift, just come and enjoy the party."
B1,VERBS/types,I used to live in a small village.
B1,VERBS/types,You ought to be more careful with your belongings.
B1,VERBS/types,She used to play the piano every evening.
B1,VERBS/types,He ought to apologize for his rude behavior.
B1,VERBS/types,We used to go hiking every weekend.
B1,VERBS/types,You ought to finish your homework before watching TV.
B1,VERBS/types,They used to visit their grandparents every summer.
B1,VERBS/types,I think you ought to speak to your teacher about the issue.
B1,VERBS/types,She used to sing in the choir when she was younger.
B1,VERBS/types,He ought to take a break and rest for a while.
B2,VERBS/types,You needn't go to the store if you don't want to.
B2,VERBS/types,She daren't tell her parents about the accident.
B2,VERBS/types,"You needn't bring a gift, your presence is enough."
B2,VERBS/types,"He daren't speak up in the meeting, fearing criticism."
B2,VERBS/types,"You needn't worry about the details, I'll handle them."
B2,VERBS/types,"They daren't ask for a raise, even though they deserve it."
B2,VERBS/types,"You needn't hurry, we have plenty of time."
B2,VERBS/types,She daren't challenge the professor's opinion in class.
B2,VERBS/types,"You needn't apologize, it wasn't your fault."
B2,VERBS/types,"He daren't quit his job, despite the long hours."
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I need to finish my homework.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She wants to buy a new car.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They decided to go on a trip.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He likes to play soccer.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,We plan to visit the museum.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She hopes to see her friends.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I prefer to stay at home.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He needs to practice more.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They started to clean the house.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She promised to help me.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I like to work with my teacher.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I don't like to eat at College.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I like reading lots of magazines.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I don't like doing homework in college.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I like learning grammar.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I like travelling by car.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I like to play football.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I don't like cooking dinner.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I like to watch movies.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I don't like cleaning the house.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I would like to visit the museum this weekend.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She would like to try the new restaurant downtown.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They would like to go to the beach tomorrow.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He would like to buy a new car next month.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,We would like to see the movie tonight.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,You would like to join us for dinner later.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I would like to learn how to play the guitar.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She would like to ask you a few questions.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He would like to know your opinion on this matter.
A1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They would like to stay at the hotel for two nights.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I want to learn how to play the guitar.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She decided to study abroad next year.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He needs to finish his homework before dinner.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They plan to visit the museum tomorrow.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,Please remember to turn off the lights before you leave.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,Can you help me to carry these boxes?
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I hope to see you at the party tonight.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,We should try to be more organized.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She promised to call me when she arrives.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He asked me to wait for him at the station.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I prefer to read books.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I love to travel.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I hate to clean the house.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I enjoy to watch movies.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I prefer to study in the morning.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I love to swim in the ocean.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I hate to wake up early.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I enjoy to play video games.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I prefer to eat at home.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I love to dance at parties.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I'd love to visit Paris.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She would love to see the Eiffel Tower.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He'd love to try the new restaurant.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,We would love to go on a trip.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They'd love to learn a new language.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I'd love to read that book.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She would love to meet the author.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He'd love to play soccer.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,We would love to watch the movie.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They'd love to join the party.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She enjoys reading books in her free time.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They enjoy hiking in the mountains every weekend.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He enjoys cooking delicious meals for his family.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I enjoy watching movies with my friends.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,We enjoy traveling to new places and exploring different cultures.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,You enjoy swimming in the pool during the summer.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She enjoys painting landscapes in her art class.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They enjoy playing soccer in the park after school.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He enjoys gardening and taking care of his plants.
A2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I enjoy learning new languages and practicing them.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I want to learn a new language to improve my job prospects.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She decided to quit her job to spend more time with her family.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He needs to finish his homework before he can go out to play.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They plan to visit the museum to learn more about history.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,We hope to find a solution to the problem soon.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She promised to call me as soon as she arrives.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He started to run faster to catch up with his friends.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They asked me to help them with the project.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I need to buy some groceries before the store closes.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She decided to take a break to relax for a while.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I would prefer to have the report finished by tomorrow.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I would prefer to stay at home tonight.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I would prefer to order a vegetarian meal.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I would prefer to travel by train rather than by car.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I would prefer to discuss this matter in private.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I would prefer to start the project next week.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I would prefer to have a smaller wedding.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I would prefer to watch a comedy movie.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I would prefer to solve the problem on my own.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I would prefer to receive the package by Friday.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I enjoy swimming every morning.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She loves reading books in her free time.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They started talking about their plans for the weekend.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He hates waiting in long lines.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,We avoid driving during rush hour.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She can't stand listening to loud music.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He began studying for his exams last week.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They continued walking despite the rain.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She stopped crying and started laughing.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,We finished painting the house yesterday.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I wanted to help him make some friends. He's just like me.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I hope that it will help you keep fit.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I hope my advice can help you choose where to go.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,This house is terrible and I hope you can help me find something better.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She offered to help me clean the house.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,Can you help me carry these bags?
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I need someone to help me organize the event.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,The new software should help us improve efficiency.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They promised to help us move next weekend.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,Her experience will help her succeed in this role.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I would like you to help me with my homework tonight.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She asked him to bring her a glass of water.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,The teacher told the students to finish their assignments by Friday.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They want you to attend the meeting tomorrow.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He asked her to explain the project in detail.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,The boss ordered the employees to complete the report by the end of the day.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She requested him to pick up the kids from school.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They told us to wait for them at the park.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He asked me to remind him about the appointment.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,The coach instructed the team to practice their plays.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She makes me happy when I'm down.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,Let me help you with that.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He makes me feel special.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,Let him finish his story.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They make us wait too long.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,Let them decide what to do.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She makes me think differently.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,Let me try one more time.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He makes me feel confident.
B1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,Let us know your decision.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,We can't avoid using them because we are used to them.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I couldn't stand being there.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,"Moreover, we may consider offering bonus schemes, to increase the staff's loyalty to our company."
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She enjoys swimming every morning.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They finished building the house last week.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He avoided meeting his ex-wife at all costs.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,The children love playing in the park.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,We started planning the trip last month.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She suggested organizing a charity event.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He continued working despite feeling unwell.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,"If your boss doesn't mind you delaying, it could be a possible solution."
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,"I could not stand people shouting at me, or taking pictures of me all day. It would be horrible."
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,Oh just one more thing: would you mind me staying in your flat again?
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,"We imagine it being a frozen land, where the people are ""frozen"" too - both 'inside' and 'outside'."
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,Would you mind me using your laptop for a while?
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I can't believe him doing such a thing.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She suggested us taking a different route.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He insisted her helping with the dishes.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They don't mind you coming along.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I can't imagine them winning the competition.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He stopped to think about the consequences before making a decision.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She began to feel anxious as the deadline approached.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I enjoy going to the gym after work.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They started to argue when they realized they had different opinions.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He continued to work even though he was feeling unwell.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She tried to convince him to change his mind.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I regret not listening to her advice.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He avoided talking about the incident.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She decided to leave early to avoid the traffic.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They planned to meet at the cafe after work.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I love watching the birds flying in the sky.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She enjoys listening to the rain falling on the roof.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He hates smelling the food cooking in the kitchen.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They can't stand hearing the children playing loudly.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,We appreciate feeling the sand between our toes.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,The teacher encourages us to taste the food we are cooking.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,The artist loves seeing the colors blending on the canvas.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,The dog likes smelling the flowers in the garden.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,The musician enjoys listening to the music being played.
B2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,The photographer loves watching the sun setting over the horizon.
C1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I heard him sing beautifully at the concert last night.
C1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She watched the sunset slowly disappear behind the mountains.
C1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They felt the ground shake violently during the earthquake.
C1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He saw the thief run away with the stolen wallet.
C1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She tasted the soup and found it too salty to eat.
C1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I smelled the flowers bloom in the garden this morning.
C1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He felt the wind blow strongly against his face.
C1,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She watched the children play in the park all afternoon.
C2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I would hate to think that all our efforts were in vain.
C2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She would hate to miss the opportunity to travel abroad.
C2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He would hate to disappoint his parents again.
C2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They would hate to lose such a valuable team member.
C2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,We would hate to see the project fail due to lack of funding.
C2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I would hate to be the cause of any misunderstandings.
C2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,She would hate to pass up the chance to study at that prestigious university.
C2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,He would hate to see his hard work go unnoticed.
C2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,They would hate to abandon the plan at this late stage.
C2,VERBS/patterns_with to and -ing,I would hate to leave without saying goodbye.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There is a cat in the garden.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There is a big tree in the park.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There is a red car in the driveway.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There is a beautiful painting on the wall.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There is a new book on the shelf.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There is a small table in the corner.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There is a bird in the sky.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There is a big dog in the yard.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There is a tall building in the city.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There is a cup of coffee on the table.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There are three cars in the parking lot.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There are four chairs around the table.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,"In the garden, there are flowers and trees."
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There are seven days in a week.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There are many books on the shelf.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,"In the zoo, there are lions and tigers."
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There are five apples on the table.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There are two doors in this room.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There are six people sitting on the bench.
A1,VERBS/there is/are,There are lots of stars in the sky at night.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There is some milk in the fridge.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There is some news about the upcoming event.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There is some advice for improving your English.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There is some music playing in the background.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There is some progress in the project.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There is some coffee left in the pot.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There is some time before the meeting starts.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There is some interest in learning new skills.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There is some confusion about the instructions.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There is some evidence supporting the theory.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There's a lot of books on the shelf.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There are a lot of cars on the road.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There's a lot of food in the fridge.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There are a lot of flowers in the garden.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There's a lot of toys in the box.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There are a lot of trees in the park.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There's a lot of money in the bank.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There are a lot of students in the classroom.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There's a lot of furniture in the room.
A2,VERBS/there is/are,There are a lot of birds in the sky.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There isn't any milk left in the fridge.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There weren't any chairs available at the meeting.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There isn't any sugar in this coffee.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There weren't any clouds in the sky today.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There isn't any bread left for breakfast.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There weren't any cars parked outside.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There isn't any salt in the shaker.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There weren't any flowers in the garden.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There isn't any water in the bottle.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There weren't any birds singing this morning.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There could be a big party at the park this weekend.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There should be more trees planted in the city.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There must be something wrong with the computer.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There might be a storm coming tonight.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There can be many benefits to exercising regularly.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There won't be any school tomorrow due to the holiday.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There should be a new restaurant opening next month.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There could be traffic on the way to the airport.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There might be a sale at the store this weekend.
B1,VERBS/there is/are,There must be a reason why she didn't show up.
B2,VERBS/there is/are,There should be a plan for emergencies.
B2,VERBS/there is/are,There might be an opportunity for promotion.
B2,VERBS/there is/are,There could be a solution to this problem.
B2,VERBS/there is/are,There has to be a reason for his behavior.
B2,VERBS/there is/are,There must be a mistake in the calculations.
B2,VERBS/there is/are,There ought to be more support for the homeless.
B2,VERBS/there is/are,There is going to be a change in management.
B2,VERBS/there is/are,There will be a need for volunteers.
B2,VERBS/there is/are,There can be no doubt about his intentions.
B2,VERBS/there is/are,There needs to be a discussion about the budget.
A1,VERBS/linking,Today is Sunday.
A1,VERBS/linking,She is a doctor.
A1,VERBS/linking,The weather is nice.
A1,VERBS/linking,The cake is delicious.
A1,VERBS/linking,This book is interesting.
A1,VERBS/linking,The park is beautiful.
A1,VERBS/linking,The movie is exciting.
A2,VERBS/linking,She seems happy today.
A2,VERBS/linking,The cake tastes delicious.
A2,VERBS/linking,He became a doctor last year.
A2,VERBS/linking,The weather turned cold overnight.
A2,VERBS/linking,They remained friends for many years.
A2,VERBS/linking,The book sounds fascinating.
A2,VERBS/linking,She felt tired after the long journey.
A2,VERBS/linking,The flowers smell wonderful.
A2,VERBS/linking,The movie looks exciting.
A2,VERBS/linking,He grew taller over the summer.
B2,VERBS/linking,The weather has been unusually cold this week.
B2,VERBS/linking,The movie turned out to be surprisingly entertaining.
B2,VERBS/linking,Her voice sounded tired after a long day at work.
B2,VERBS/linking,"The cake looked delicious, but it tasted too sweet."
B2,VERBS/linking,The old book smelled musty from years of neglect.
B2,VERBS/linking,"The meeting went smoothly, thanks to careful planning."
B2,VERBS/linking,His face turned pale when he heard the news.
B2,VERBS/linking,The new policy seems to be working well for the company.
B2,VERBS/linking,The sunset appeared breathtaking from the mountaintop.
B2,VERBS/linking,The project proved to be more challenging than expected.
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it rains, we will stay at home."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you need help, please ask me."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you are hungry, we can eat something."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you finish your homework, you can play video games."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you like ice cream, we can go to the store."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you want to watch a movie, we can choose one together."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you are tired, you should take a nap."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you have any questions, feel free to ask."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you want to go out, we can call some friends."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you need a ride, I can give you a lift."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you see her, tell her I miss her."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you need help, ask me."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you finish early, wait for me."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you feel cold, put on a jacket."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you change your mind, let me know."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you hear anything, call me immediately."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you want more, just ask."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you need directions, follow the signs."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If I have time, I usually watch TV."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you want to go out, call me."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you need help, I can assist you."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you are hungry, you can eat a sandwich."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you want to learn, you should study hard."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you need directions, ask a passerby."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you are thirsty, you can drink some water."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you want to relax, you can listen to music."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you need a ride, I can give you a lift."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you want to succeed, you must work hard."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,Bring some films if you want.
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,Call me if you like.
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Please, come here wearing a white T-shirt and a skirt, or shorts if you prefer."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,If you want I can help you with the music.
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you like, you could bring some drinks."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,We can go by bus or if you prefer we can go in my car.
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you want, we can have dinner at home."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,Take a break if you like.
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you prefer, we can watch a movie instead."
A2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you want, I can pick you up from the station."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you study hard, you will pass the exam."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it rains tomorrow, we will stay indoors."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you help me, I will finish the project faster."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you eat too much, you will feel sick."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you call her, she will be very happy."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you practice every day, you will improve your skills."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you save your money, you will be able to buy a new car."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you listen carefully, you will understand the instructions."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you take care of your health, you will live longer."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you follow the recipe, you will make a delicious meal."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you start working out regularly, you might feel much healthier."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you study hard, you could pass the exam with flying colors."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you visit Paris, you should try the local cuisine."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you practice more, you may improve your skills."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you come to the party, you can meet new friends."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you save money now, you might be able to buy a car later."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you take the job, you could gain valuable experience."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you help me with this project, you can learn new things."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you travel to Japan, you should visit Mount Fuji."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you invest wisely, you may see a good return on your money."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you are planning to move, you should consider all the options carefully."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you are going to study abroad, make sure to research the best universities."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"But if you are looking for a quiet life, a small town might be the right choice."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you are going to start a new job, you should prepare yourself well."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"However, if you are going to travel, it's important to pack light."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you are planning to buy a house, you should check the neighborhood first."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"But if you are going to invest, you should consult a financial advisor."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you are going to attend a party, you should dress appropriately."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"However, if you are going to cook, make sure to follow the recipe carefully."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you are planning to go on a hike, you should wear comfortable shoes."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you studied harder, you would get better grades."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If I had more time, I would travel around the world."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If she knew how to cook, she would make dinner every night."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If they were more organized, they would finish the project on time."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If he had a car, he would drive to work every day."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If we had more money, we would buy a bigger house."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you were more patient, you would enjoy the movie more."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If I knew the answer, I would tell you right away."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If they practiced more, they would win the competition."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you listened to your teacher, you would understand the lesson better."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If I were you, I would take the job offer right away."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If I were you, I would study harder for the final exams."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If I were you, I would apologize to her and try to make things right."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If I were you, I would save more money for the future."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If I were you, I would ask for a raise at work."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If I were you, I would travel more and explore new places."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If I were you, I would invest in a good quality mattress."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If I were you, I would join a gym to get fit."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If I were you, I would start a new hobby to keep busy."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If I were you, I would reconsider that decision."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,I won't be able to attend the meeting unless you send me the details beforehand.
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,You can't expect to pass the exam unless you study hard.
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,She won't be able to come to the party unless she finishes her work early.
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,He won't be able to finish the project unless he gets more help.
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,We won't be able to reach the deadline unless we work overtime.
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,You won't be able to buy that car unless you save more money.
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,They won't be able to travel unless they get their visas approved.
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,I won't be able to help you unless you explain the problem clearly.
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,You won't be able to learn a new language unless you practice regularly.
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,We won't be able to complete the task unless we divide the work equally.
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you had more free time, we could go hiking in the mountains."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you were interested in learning a new language, we could start with Spanish."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you needed a break from work, we could take a short trip to the beach."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you had any questions about the project, we could discuss them over lunch."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you were feeling stressed, we could go for a relaxing walk in the park."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you wanted to improve your cooking skills, we could take a class together."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you were planning a vacation, we could help you choose the best destination."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you needed any help with your homework, we could sit down and work on it together."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you were looking for a new hobby, we could try painting or photography."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If she had studied harder, she would have passed the exam."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If he had listened to his doctor, he wouldn't have had that surgery."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If we had left earlier, we would have avoided the traffic jam."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If they had told me the truth, I wouldn't have been so upset."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If I hadn't forgotten my keys, I wouldn't have had to wait outside."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If she hadn't been late, she would have caught the train."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If he had practiced more, he would have won the competition."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If we had known about the party, we would have gone."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If they had checked the weather, they wouldn't have gone hiking."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If I hadn't lost my phone, I would have called you earlier."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Is the Sheraton Hotel ok for you? If not, call me as soon as possible."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Do you work on Sundays? If not, you could do exercise on Sundays."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"I hope it's ok for you. If not, call me on my mobile phone."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Would you like to come to the party? If not, we can arrange a different activity."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Is the meeting at 10 am suitable? If not, we can reschedule it."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Do you need any help with your project? If not, I'll leave you to it."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Is this dress the right size for you? If not, we can find another one."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Can you attend the conference tomorrow? If not, we'll have to find a replacement."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Is the price of the ticket acceptable? If not, we can look for a cheaper option."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Do you prefer coffee or tea? If not, we can offer you something else."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Do you think we can finish the project by Friday? If so, we should start early tomorrow."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Have you seen the new movie? If so, how was it?"
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Can you help me move this weekend? If so, I'll make sure to clear my schedule."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Is there a discount for group bookings? If so, how much is it?"
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Do you think the weather will be nice tomorrow? If so, we should plan a picnic."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Can we reschedule the meeting? If so, what times work for you?"
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Have you tried the new restaurant downtown? If so, is it any good?"
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Is it possible to get a refund? If so, what's the process?"
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Do you know if the store is open late today? If so, we can go shopping after dinner."
B1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Can we add an extra guest to the reservation? If so, how much will it cost?"
B2,CLAUSES/conditional,"As long as you keep practicing, you will improve your skills."
B2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Provided you arrive on time, we can start the meeting immediately."
B2,CLAUSES/conditional,I will attend the event as long as it doesn't clash with my other commitments.
B2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you're willing to cooperate, we can resolve this issue quickly."
B2,CLAUSES/conditional,My offer is valid provided you sign the contract by the end of the week.
B2,CLAUSES/conditional,"As long as you maintain a positive attitude, you will succeed in this project."
B2,CLAUSES/conditional,I will help you with the project provided you give me clear instructions.
B2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you're available, we can meet for lunch tomorrow."
B2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Provided we receive the necessary approvals, the project will commence next month."
B2,CLAUSES/conditional,"As long as you are committed, we can achieve our goals together."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If I had known the truth, I could have handled the situation better."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If she had listened to my advice, she might have avoided that mistake."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If we had left earlier, we could have avoided the traffic jam."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If he had been more careful, he wouldn't have lost his job."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If they had communicated better, the project might have been completed on time."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If I had studied harder, I could have passed the exam."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If she had taken the other job offer, her life might have been different."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If we had booked the tickets earlier, we could have gotten better seats."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If he had been more patient, he might have found a solution."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If they had followed the safety guidelines, the accident could have been prevented."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If needed, an employee could take a short nap in the little rooms."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Meals are served, if requested, three times a day."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Women who want to start a career often decide to be single or, if married, don't devote much time to the family."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If interested, you can join the workshop tomorrow."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"The project will be completed, if delayed, by the end of the month."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If necessary, we can reschedule the meeting."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"The report will be submitted, if revised, by Friday."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If required, additional resources can be allocated."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"The event will proceed, if canceled, with an alternative plan."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If applicable, the discount will be automatically applied."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you should require any additional information, please do not hesitate to reach out."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you should encounter any difficulties, do not hesitate to seek assistance."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you should need any clarification, feel free to ask."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you should have any doubts, please consult the manual."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you should require any special arrangements, kindly inform us in advance."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you should have any issues, please report them immediately."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you should need any assistance, please contact the front desk."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you should have any queries, please refer to the FAQ section."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you should require any modifications, please submit a request."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"If you should have any concerns, please voice them promptly."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should you encounter any difficulties, do not hesitate to contact us."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should the weather turn bad, the event will be postponed."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should anyone wish to join the club, they can sign up online."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should the project fail, we will need to reassess our strategies."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should the need arise, additional resources will be allocated."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should the situation worsen, we may have to take drastic measures."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should the proposal be accepted, we will proceed with the next phase."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should the train be delayed, we will find alternative transportation."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should the company merge, there will be significant changes in the structure."
C1,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should the results be unsatisfactory, we will conduct further research."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should the project be approved, we would commence with the construction immediately."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should the weather permit, we would host the event outdoors."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should you require any assistance, we would be happy to help."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should the proposal be accepted, we would implement the changes next quarter."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should the funding be secured, we would expand our operations globally."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should the negotiations succeed, we would finalize the agreement by next month."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should the results be positive, we would proceed with the clinical trials."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Should the contract be signed, we would initiate the project on the first of next month."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Had she been more careful, she would have avoided the accident."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Had they understood the consequences, they would have acted differently."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Had the weather been better, we would have had a picnic."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Had you told me earlier, I would have helped you."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Had the project been completed on time, we would have met the deadline."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Had he studied harder, he would have passed the exam."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Had the team practiced more, they would have won the game."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Had the meeting started on time, we would have finished earlier."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Had the company invested in new technology, it would have increased productivity."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Had the situation been different, we would have made other choices."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were he to be elected president, the nation's policies would undergo significant changes."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were she to accept the job offer, her career would take a new and exciting direction."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were it to rain tomorrow, the outdoor event would have to be rescheduled."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were they to invest in renewable energy, the company's carbon footprint would be significantly reduced."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were we to implement this strategy, the project's success would be almost guaranteed."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were you to study harder, your grades would undoubtedly improve."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were he to lose his job, his financial stability would be severely impacted."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were she to write a book, it would likely become a bestseller."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were the government to increase taxes, the economy would face a potential downturn."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were the team to win the championship, their fans would celebrate for weeks."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,I will receive the promotion so long as I meet all the performance targets by the end of the year.
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,She agreed to sign the contract on condition that the payment terms were revised to her satisfaction.
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"In the event that the weather turns bad, the outdoor event will be postponed to a later date."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,You can borrow my car so long as you promise to return it with a full tank of gas.
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,He was granted a visa on condition that he provided proof of financial stability.
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"In the event that the train is delayed, we will arrange for alternative transportation."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,You can stay at the hotel so long as you abide by their rules and regulations.
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,She will accept the job offer on condition that she gets a two-week notice for any required travel.
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"In the event that the project is completed ahead of schedule, we will be eligible for a bonus."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were it not for the financial aid, I would have had to drop out of college."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were it not for the timely intervention, the situation could have escalated."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were it not for her dedication, the project would have failed."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were it not for the rain, we would have had a picnic."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were it not for the scholarship, I wouldn't have been able to attend this prestigious university."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were it not for the warning, we would have been caught off guard."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were it not for the training, the team wouldn't have performed so well."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were it not for the delay, we would have reached on time."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were it not for the regulations, the company would have taken more risks."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Were it not for the support, I wouldn't have achieved this milestone."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it weren't for the funding, the research project would have been abandoned long ago."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it weren't for the timely intervention, the accident would have been much more severe."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it weren't for her support, I would have never completed the dissertation."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it weren't for the advanced technology, the surgery would not have been successful."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it weren't for the scholarship, I would have had to drop out of university."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it weren't for the diligent staff, the event would have been a complete disaster."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it weren't for the generous donation, the orphanage would have closed down."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it weren't for the warning, we would have been unaware of the impending danger."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it weren't for the meticulous planning, the project would have faced numerous delays."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it weren't for the mentor's guidance, I would have taken a different career path."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it were to rain tomorrow, the outdoor event would have to be postponed."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it were to become law, the new regulations would significantly impact small businesses."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it were to fail, the consequences for the company would be severe."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it were to happen again, we would need to reassess our security measures."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it were to be implemented, the new policy would require extensive training for staff."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it were to occur, the economic impact would be difficult to predict."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it were to be approved, the project would commence immediately."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it were to be discovered, the truth would change everything."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it were to be successful, the initiative would receive additional funding."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"If it were to be completed, the results would be presented at the next conference."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,Whether or not the project will be successful largely depends on the team's ability to adapt to unforeseen challenges.
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,Whether or not the proposed legislation will pass hinges on the support of a majority in both houses.
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,Whether or not the company decides to invest in renewable energy will have significant implications for its future sustainability.
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,"Whether or not the new policy will reduce crime rates remains to be seen, as there are many variables at play."
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,Whether or not the patient will recover fully is contingent upon their adherence to the prescribed treatment regimen.
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,Whether or not the climate summit will achieve its goals depends on the commitment of all participating nations.
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,Whether or not the merger will be finalized is subject to approval by the regulatory authorities.
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,Whether or not the research findings will be published in a prestigious journal is up to the editorial board's discretion.
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,Whether or not the proposed changes to the curriculum will be implemented is still under review by the academic council.
C2,CLAUSES/conditional,Whether or not the company will continue to thrive in the market depends on its ability to innovate and stay competitive.
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"As you know, I have a big presentation tomorrow."
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"As you know, the school trip is scheduled for next week."
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"As you know, we have a test in history on Friday."
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"As you know, the new restaurant opened last weekend."
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"As you know, my sister is getting married next month."
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"As you know, the deadline for the project is next Friday."
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"As you know, we are going on a vacation next summer."
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"As you know, the concert is this Saturday night."
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"As you know, I have to work late tonight."
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"So, what's the plan for tonight?"
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"I went shopping and bought a new dress. So, I'm really excited to wear it."
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"We had a great time at the park. So, we should do it again soon."
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"I'm really tired from work. So, I think I'll just stay home tonight."
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"He forgot his homework again. So, he got in trouble with the teacher."
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"The movie was really boring. So, we left halfway through."
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"She didn't study for the test. So, she didn't do very well."
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"I'm running late for the meeting. So, I need to hurry up."
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"They had a big argument. So, they decided to take a break from each other."
A2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"The weather is really nice today. So, let's go for a walk."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Firstly, we need to gather all the necessary materials."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Secondly, we should discuss the budget for the project."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Thirdly, we can start assigning tasks to team members."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Fourthly, we need to set a deadline for each task."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Fifthly, we should regularly check the progress of the project."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Sixthly, we need to address any issues that arise promptly."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Seventhly, we should hold a final review before the project is completed."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Eighthly, we need to ensure all documentation is up to date."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Ninthly, we should celebrate the successful completion of the project."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Lastly, we need to plan for any future projects based on this experience."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"On the one hand, traveling by plane is faster, but on the other hand, it can be more stressful."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"While some people prefer living in the city, others, however, enjoy the peace of the countryside."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Although she loves her job, in contrast, he finds it very tiring."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"On the one hand, technology has made our lives easier, but on the other hand, it has made us more dependent."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"While some students prefer group work, others, in contrast, prefer working alone."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Although he is very talented, on the contrary, she struggles with the same task."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"On the one hand, online shopping is convenient, but on the other hand, it lacks the experience of trying things on."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"While some people enjoy spicy food, others, however, prefer milder flavors."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Although the weather is nice today, in contrast, it was raining heavily yesterday."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"On the one hand, having a pet can be a great responsibility, but on the other hand, it brings a lot of joy."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Moreover, the health of our staff and customers is essential."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"In addition, it is wonderful to see the prize that the winner gets at the end, sometimes it is money or a nice holiday."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Besides, you're 18 years old and you aren't a baby."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"What is more, you could go to Estadio Centerano to watch football matches and to Maroias to go horseriding."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Furthermore, I think that you should do some small exercises during your break, for example you could go running in the morning and evening."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Additionally, the new policy will help reduce waste in our office."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Moreover, the company is planning to expand its operations into new markets."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Besides, the training sessions are very informative and helpful."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"What is more, the team is working hard to meet the deadline."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Furthermore, the new software has improved our efficiency significantly."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"You see, the weather today is really nice."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"The thing is, I forgot my keys at home."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"You see, I've never tried sushi before."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"The thing is, I don't have enough money for the trip."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"You see, I think we should leave early tomorrow."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"The thing is, I can't find my phone anywhere."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"You see, the movie was actually quite good."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"The thing is, I don't know how to swim."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"You see, I prefer coffee over tea."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"The thing is, I'm not sure if I can make it to the party."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Unfortunately, the event was cancelled due to bad weather."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Actually, I think you might be mistaken about that."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Surprisingly, she managed to finish the race in record time."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Frankly, I don't see the point in arguing about it."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Interestingly, the results of the study were quite unexpected."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Fortunately, we were able to find a solution to the problem."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Obviously, he didn't read the instructions carefully."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Strangely, the car started working perfectly after we checked the battery."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Honestly, I didn't expect the movie to be so good."
B1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Hopefully, the rain will stop before the outdoor event begins."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"In contrast to the traditional methods, this new approach offers a more efficient solution."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Similarly, the advancements in technology have revolutionized the way we communicate."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Just as plants need sunlight to grow, students need encouragement to excel."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"By comparison, the older model was much slower and less reliable."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Likewise, the economic policies of the 1990s had a profound impact on global markets."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"On the other hand, the younger generation tends to prefer digital platforms over traditional media."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"In the same way, regular exercise can improve both physical and mental health."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Compared to previous years, this year's sales figures have shown a significant increase."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Similarly, the rise in remote work has led to a shift in workplace dynamics."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Just as a well-balanced diet is essential for physical health, a diverse reading list is crucial for intellectual growth."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"To begin with, I want to ensure that you are going to have a great time with us."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"For a start, we have lived with books for thousands of years while television is only half a century old."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"In conclusion, if people in zoos look after the animals, it isn't cruel to keep an animal in zoo."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"To sum up, I think that whether you use a car or a bicycle depends on several aspects: where you live, when you work, the weather, and also the kind of job you do."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"In summary, I would like to say that the majority of students is willing to help with cleaning, collecting the rubbish or even giving up their cars."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Firstly, it is important to acknowledge the significant contributions made by our predecessors."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"In the first place, let us consider the historical context of this issue."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"To conclude, the evidence overwhelmingly supports the adoption of this new policy."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"In summation, the benefits of this initiative far outweigh any potential drawbacks."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"To round off, I believe that we have effectively addressed all the key points in this discussion."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"In summary, the project has been successful in achieving its primary objectives."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"To conclude, the evidence strongly suggests that the new policy is effective."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Thus, it is evident that the company's strategy has been effective."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Therefore, the data indicates a clear trend towards increased productivity."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Hence, the findings support the hypothesis that the intervention was beneficial."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Consequently, the results of the study highlight the importance of early intervention."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"In brief, the analysis demonstrates that the new system is more efficient."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"To sum up, the research confirms the effectiveness of the training program."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Thus, the report concludes that the proposed changes are necessary."
B2,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"Therefore, it is clear that the initiative has had a positive impact on the community."
C1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"As mentioned above, it might be possible to negotiate better contracts for your company."
C1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"I hope this brief note has convinced you to start this club. As mentioned earlier, I have already asked for information."
C1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"So as shown above, I recommend TELECARS to be our car services supplier because it offers all we need."
C1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"As discussed previously, the new software update will significantly improve our workflow."
C1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"In the section above, we highlighted the key points that need further investigation."
C1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"As stated earlier, the deadline for submissions has been extended to the end of the month."
C1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"As shown in the previous paragraph, the data supports our hypothesis."
C1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"As mentioned before, we will be conducting a survey to gather more information."
C1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"In the earlier part of the report, we outlined the steps we need to take to achieve our goals."
C1,DISCOURSE MARKERS/discourse markers in writing,"As indicated above, the results of the study are quite promising."
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,My friend said that she likes the new movie.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The doctor said that he will call me tomorrow.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The manager said that they are hiring new staff.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The student said that she needs help with her homework.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The neighbor said that he saw a cat in the garden.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The coach said that we should practice more.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The customer said that she wants to return the item.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The boss said that they are planning a meeting.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The artist said that he is working on a new project.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The parent said that they will pick us up after school.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,My brother told me that he is coming home soon.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She told me that they are going on vacation next month.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He told me that it is important to study hard.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They told me that we should meet at the park.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The teacher told me that he will give us a test tomorrow.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,My friend told me that she likes my new dress.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The doctor told me that he will see me next week.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,My boss told me that he needs the report by Friday.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,My mother told me that she made my favorite cake.
A2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,My cousin told me that he is moving to a new city.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She told me that she had just finished her homework.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He said that they were planning a surprise party for her.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They told us that the meeting had been postponed until next week.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She said that he had already left for the airport.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He told me that it was his first time visiting the city.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They said that the project was almost complete.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She told me that she had lost her keys.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He said that they were expecting a big storm.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They told us that the concert had been canceled.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She said that he had never been to that restaurant before.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She asked me if I had finished my homework.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They asked us if we were coming to the party.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He asked her if she wanted to go for a walk.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,I asked him if he had seen the new movie.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She asked me if I was ready to leave.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They asked us if we had any questions.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He asked her if she liked the gift.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,I asked him if he was coming to the meeting.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She asked me if I had eaten lunch.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They asked us if we were enjoying the trip.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She inquired why he had left early.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They wanted to know what time the meeting would start.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He asked where the nearest restaurant was located.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,I questioned how long the project would take to complete.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She wondered why the train was delayed.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They asked where the restroom was situated.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He inquired what the weather would be like tomorrow.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,I wanted to know when the concert would begin.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She asked how much the ticket cost.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They wondered why the lights were turned off.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,I wondered what she was thinking when she said that.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He wondered where they had gone after leaving the party.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She wondered why he had been so quiet lately.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They wondered how long it would take to finish the project.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,I wondered if they had received my message.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She wondered who had left the door open.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He wondered when they would arrive at the destination.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They wondered what the weather would be like tomorrow.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,I wondered if she had remembered to bring her keys.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He said: I'm really sorry for what happened.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She asked: Can you help me with this?
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He thought: What should I do now?
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,I said: Let's go to the park.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"She answered: No, I don't think so."
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He asked: Are you coming with us?
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,I thought: I need to make a decision soon.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She said: I will be there in five minutes.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"He answered: Yes, I can do that."
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,I asked: How was your day?
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"Excuse me Sir, but you forgot your mobile phone, she said."
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"I must take it to the police station, she thought."
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"Yes of course, she answered."
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,What have I done? I thought.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,What should I do? she asked herself.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,But where is everybody? Am I alone? I asked.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,What's your name? he asked.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"I can't believe this is happening, she thought."
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,Do you need any help? he asked.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,Why did you do that? she asked.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She asked me to come back as soon as possible because my father is seriously ill.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"As the concert finished, I heard someone call my name, I turned and there were two men from security who asked me to go up on the stage."
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,Dad asked me to help him at work.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He told me to go outside the concert hall and wait for him to come.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,I have caught a cold and my doctors told me to rest in bed for a few days.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They told me to stay in the car and watch them and try to remember their faces.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The teacher asked the students to complete their homework by Friday.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,My boss told me to finish the report by the end of the day.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She asked her friend to pass the salt during dinner.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The police officer told the driver to pull over to the side of the road.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,At the airport they told him to come the next morning.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"The trainer was impressed and said that if I play next time as well as this time, I'll be the 'pointing guard' in the team."
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The letter said that he is coming home next month.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,Her husband told me that the following day they would return to Germany so that was the last time I saw Sara.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She mentioned that she will visit her grandparents next weekend.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He assured me that he would finish the project by the end of the month.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They informed us that the meeting would be rescheduled for the following week.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She promised that she would call me as soon as she arrives at the hotel.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He mentioned that he would start his new job the next Monday.
B1,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She told me that she would be attending the conference in two weeks.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"No problem, I thought, there is only one person."
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"We have come together, this man said, to celebrate our annual meeting and to call our master's ghost tonight!?"
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"Forgive me, sweetheart, he said, I will never leave you alone again.?"
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"Take care of yourself, she said, you need to rest."
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"I can't believe it, he exclaimed, we actually won the game!"
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"I am so proud of you, she said, you did an amazing job."
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"Don't worry about it, he said, everything will work out fine."
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"I will be there for you, she said, no matter what happens."
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"Let's go for a walk, he suggested, the weather is perfect."
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"I am so sorry, she said, I didn't mean to hurt you."
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,John said I was astonished when I saw them standing there.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,Peter asked who are you?
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,A whispering voice said would you mind lending me a part of your newspaper?
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The Inspector said to the policeman what do you think about this?
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,Mary told me she had never seen such a beautiful sunset.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The teacher asked the students if they had finished their homework.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The manager said to the employee that the meeting was postponed.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,Sarah asked John if he could help her carry the boxes.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The doctor told the patient to take the medicine three times a day.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The customer asked the waiter if the restaurant had any vegetarian options.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"So this is a real cow, mom? she asked doubtfully."
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,A hundred dollars for one day. Is that a deal? her husband said forcefully.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"Come on, what's wrong? Bella asked curiously."
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,Put that light out! I shouted calmly.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,Are you sure about this plan? he questioned skeptically.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,Why did you do that? she inquired curiously.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,You can't be serious! he exclaimed incredulously.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"Let's try it again, she suggested optimistically."
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,Are you ready to go? he asked impatiently.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,Do you think we should wait? she pondered thoughtfully.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,"She told him not to touch the hot stove, but he did it anyway."
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He asked me not to mention the surprise party to anyone.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The teacher told the students not to talk during the exam.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She asked her friend not to bring up the topic of her ex.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The doctor told him not to eat anything for at least 12 hours.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,I told my sister not to forget to lock the door when she leaves.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The boss asked the employees not to use their phones during meetings.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She told her son not to play with the sharp scissors.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He asked his roommate not to leave the lights on when he goes out.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The coach told the team not to lose focus during the final match.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The advertisement says that they offer two nights in a luxurious hotel.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The brochure says that the museum is open every day from 10 AM to 6 PM.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The report says that the company's profits have increased by 15% this year.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The website says that registration for the event closes on Friday.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The manual says that you should turn off the device before cleaning.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The flyer says that the concert starts at 8 PM sharp.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The letter says that they will send the package within three business days.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The sign says that the park is closed on Mondays.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The document says that the meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,The notice says that the library will be closed for renovations next week.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,I was wondering why she didn't show up.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He was thinking what to do next when the phone rang.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They were wondering where the keys were all morning.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She was wondering how to solve the problem when inspiration struck.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He was thinking which option was the best when the decision was made for him.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,I was wondering why the meeting was delayed.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She was thinking what to wear when the doorbell rang.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They were wondering how to explain the situation when the truth came out.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He was thinking which route to take when the traffic light turned green.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,I was wondering why the project was taking so long.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She had told me the previous day that she had something important to tell me.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,We met Daisy at school on the following day and we told her that the previous day we had been at her house; her grandfather had told us that unluckily she wasn't at home.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,My boss had told me the previous day that an important customer was going to visit the company in the morning.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,I had told my friends the day before that I expected to get an A!
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He had mentioned the previous week that he was planning a surprise party for her.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They had informed us the day before that the meeting had been postponed until the following week.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She had said the previous month that she was thinking of moving to a new city.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,He had told me the day before that he had already finished the project.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,They had warned us the previous night that the weather was going to be very bad.
B2,REPORTED SPEECH/reported speech,She had told her colleagues the day before that she had received an offer from another company.
A2,FOCUS/focus,"In the morning, I go to the beach."
A2,FOCUS/focus,"In my country, the most popular food is Paella, which is a kind of rice with seafood, really tasty."
A2,FOCUS/focus,"From your house, take the first turning on your left after the roundabout."
A2,FOCUS/focus,"In the park, we often play football."
A2,FOCUS/focus,"On weekends, I like to visit my grandparents."
A2,FOCUS/focus,"Under the tree, we found a hidden treasure."
A2,FOCUS/focus,"At the market, you can buy fresh fruits and vegetables."
A2,FOCUS/focus,"Near the river, there is a beautiful garden."
A2,FOCUS/focus,"In the library, you can find many interesting books."
A2,FOCUS/focus,"On the table, there are some delicious cookies."
B1,FOCUS/focus,"Quickly, I opened the envelope."
B1,FOCUS/focus,"Suddenly, the door opened."
B1,FOCUS/focus,"Outside, it was raining a lot."
B1,FOCUS/focus,"Happily, she greeted her friend."
B1,FOCUS/focus,"Finally, we reached the summit."
B1,FOCUS/focus,"Always, he arrives early."
B1,FOCUS/focus,"Never, have I seen such beauty."
B1,FOCUS/focus,"Carefully, she placed the vase on the table."
B1,FOCUS/focus,"Honestly, I didn't know the answer."
B1,FOCUS/focus,"Silently, they walked through the park."
B1,FOCUS/focus,It's amazing that you finished the project on time.
B1,FOCUS/focus,It's surprising that he didn't know the answer.
B1,FOCUS/focus,It's wonderful that we can spend the weekend together.
B1,FOCUS/focus,It's frustrating that the bus was late again.
B1,FOCUS/focus,It's clear that she has a lot of experience.
B1,FOCUS/focus,It's unfortunate that the weather is so bad today.
B1,FOCUS/focus,It's impressive that you managed to learn so much in such a short time.
B1,FOCUS/focus,It's concerning that the company is losing money.
B1,FOCUS/focus,It's nice that you remembered my birthday.
B1,FOCUS/focus,It's interesting that they chose a different approach.
B2,FOCUS/focus,The reason I am writing is to suggest a few things about our holidays.
B2,FOCUS/focus,The reason that I never continued taking lessons is that my school-work became too heavy and the costs of lessons were too expensive for me as a student.
B2,FOCUS/focus,The place you need is called Academiuta.
B2,FOCUS/focus,"The place we appreciated the most was the Cap Frehel, where nature is still wild and the birds feel at home."
B2,FOCUS/focus,The place which has impressed me most of all in my life is Abastumani.
B2,FOCUS/focus,The reason that she was late was because of the traffic jam.
B2,FOCUS/focus,The place which we visited last summer was truly magical.
B2,FOCUS/focus,The reason that he didn't attend the meeting was due to a family emergency.
B2,FOCUS/focus,The place which I always wanted to go is the Grand Canyon.
B2,FOCUS/focus,The reason that they decided to move was for better job opportunities.
B2,FOCUS/focus,"The thing is, I'm not sure if I can make it to the meeting tomorrow."
B2,FOCUS/focus,The fact is that climate change is affecting our planet more than we realize.
B2,FOCUS/focus,"The point is, we need to find a solution to this issue as soon as possible."
B2,FOCUS/focus,The problem is that the budget doesn't cover all the necessary expenses.
B2,FOCUS/focus,The reason is that I didn't have enough time to prepare for the presentation.
B2,FOCUS/focus,"The thing is, we can't rely on old methods to solve modern problems."
B2,FOCUS/focus,The fact is that technology is advancing faster than we can keep up with.
B2,FOCUS/focus,"The point is, we should focus on improving our communication skills."
B2,FOCUS/focus,The problem is that the software keeps crashing during critical moments.
B2,FOCUS/focus,The reason is that I haven't been able to find a suitable replacement yet.
C1,FOCUS/focus,"At the end of the day, it's your decision."
C1,FOCUS/focus,"All in all, the conference was a success."
C1,FOCUS/focus,"All things considered, the project was well-executed."
C1,FOCUS/focus,"When it comes down to it, we need more resources."
C1,FOCUS/focus,"When you think about it, the cost is too high."
C1,FOCUS/focus,"In the final analysis, the results were disappointing."
C1,FOCUS/focus,"At the end of the day, we achieved our goal."
C1,FOCUS/focus,"All in all, the trip was enjoyable."
C1,FOCUS/focus,"All things considered, the plan is feasible."
C1,FOCUS/focus,"When it comes down to it, we must prioritize safety."
C1,FOCUS/focus,Consider the potential risks before proceeding.
C1,FOCUS/focus,Observe the changes in the market trends.
C1,FOCUS/focus,Read the terms and conditions carefully.
C1,FOCUS/focus,Look at the impact of the new policy.
C1,FOCUS/focus,Check the accuracy of the data provided.
C1,FOCUS/focus,Review the performance metrics regularly.
C1,FOCUS/focus,Pay attention to the feedback from customers.
C1,FOCUS/focus,"What we need is a strong publicity campaign, directed at young people."
C1,FOCUS/focus,What everyone loved were the special effects and we were very impressed by the use of advanced technological innovations.
C1,FOCUS/focus,What companies care about is money and football players help them to earn it.
C1,FOCUS/focus,"What tourists want is to see the most typical things in England, not a hamburger restaurant or a London musical from the back row in the gallery."
C1,FOCUS/focus,What students learn are mostly facts and theories.
C1,FOCUS/focus,"What I found particularly fascinating about this story is that it is still exciting and thrilling, despite the plot being rather easy to follow."
C1,FOCUS/focus,What the committee decided was to postpone the meeting until further notice.
C1,FOCUS/focus,What the audience appreciated most was the actor's ability to convey raw emotion.
C1,FOCUS/focus,What the researchers discovered was a new species of marine life in the deep ocean.
C1,FOCUS/focus,What the government aims to achieve is a reduction in carbon emissions by 2030.
C1,FOCUS/focus,What the students enjoyed were the interactive workshops and hands-on activities.
C1,FOCUS/focus,What makes this product unique
C1,FOCUS/focus,It has a special formula that helps with muscle recovery.
C1,FOCUS/focus,Where the idea came from
C1,FOCUS/focus,The founder was inspired by his own experience with injuries.
C1,FOCUS/focus,When to use this tool
C1,FOCUS/focus,It is most effective when used in the morning before any physical activity.
C1,FOCUS/focus,Who should consider this option
C1,FOCUS/focus,Anyone looking to improve their overall health and well-being.
C1,FOCUS/focus,Why this approach works
C1,FOCUS/focus,It addresses the root cause of the problem rather than just treating symptoms.
C1,FOCUS/focus,How this technology can change the industry
C1,FOCUS/focus,"By reducing costs and increasing efficiency, it can revolutionize production processes."
C1,FOCUS/focus,What sets this company apart
C1,FOCUS/focus,Their commitment to sustainability and ethical practices.
C1,FOCUS/focus,When you should start using this product
C1,FOCUS/focus,As soon as you notice the first signs of wear and tear.
C1,FOCUS/focus,Who benefits the most from this service
C1,FOCUS/focus,Small businesses that need affordable and reliable support.
C1,FOCUS/focus,Why this strategy is effective
C1,FOCUS/focus,It leverages data-driven insights to make informed decisions.
C1,FOCUS/focus,How this initiative can impact the community
C1,FOCUS/focus,By creating jobs and stimulating local economic growth.
C1,FOCUS/focus,"Compared to other European capitals, there has been a lot done to make riding a bike less dangerous and more comfortable in Berlin."
C1,FOCUS/focus,Outlined below are some essential reasons which justify my choice and should be seriously considered.
C1,FOCUS/focus,"Sought after by many international investors, the company's recent performance has been nothing short of remarkable."
C1,FOCUS/focus,"Known for its innovative approach, the firm's latest product launch has garnered significant attention from industry experts."
C1,FOCUS/focus,"Given the current economic climate, it is imperative that we reassess our investment strategies."
C1,FOCUS/focus,"Considering the evidence presented, it is clear that the new policy will have a positive impact on employee morale."
C1,FOCUS/focus,"Noted for its historical significance, the museum's recent renovation has made it more accessible to the public."
C1,FOCUS/focus,"Expected to exceed all previous records, the upcoming event is set to be the most successful yet."
C1,FOCUS/focus,"Highlighted in the report, the findings suggest that a more sustainable approach is necessary for future growth."
C1,FOCUS/focus,"Recognized for its high standards, the institution's commitment to excellence has been widely acknowledged."
C2,FOCUS/focus,Not a single error was found in the entire report.
C2,FOCUS/focus,Not a moment was wasted during the entire presentation.
C2,FOCUS/focus,Not a trace of evidence do they leave behind.
C2,FOCUS/focus,Not a hint of doubt crossed her mind.
C2,FOCUS/focus,Not a leaf moved in the still forest.
C2,FOCUS/focus,Not a sound was heard from the other room.
C2,FOCUS/focus,Not a speck of dust was visible on the clean surface.
C2,FOCUS/focus,Not a drop of rain fell during the drought.
C2,FOCUS/focus,Where the treasure was hidden was a closely guarded secret.
C2,FOCUS/focus,Why she left the party early is still unclear.
C2,FOCUS/focus,How the accident happened remains a mystery.
C2,FOCUS/focus,Where they first met is a story they often recount.
C2,FOCUS/focus,Why he didn't show up is a question on everyone's mind.
C2,FOCUS/focus,How the team managed to win is beyond comprehension.
C2,FOCUS/focus,Where the lost keys were found was a stroke of luck.
C2,FOCUS/focus,Why the project failed is a topic of much discussion.
C2,FOCUS/focus,How the painting was created is a fascinating process.
C2,FOCUS/focus,Where the meeting will be held is yet to be decided.
C2,FOCUS/focus,The crucial thing is that we need to address this issue immediately.
C2,FOCUS/focus,The unfortunate fact is that many people still don't have access to clean water.
C2,FOCUS/focus,The main point is that technology is constantly evolving.
C2,FOCUS/focus,The real problem is that the solution is not as simple as it seems.
C2,FOCUS/focus,The significant reason is that this decision impacts a lot of people.
C2,FOCUS/focus,The interesting thing is that the results were completely unexpected.
C2,FOCUS/focus,The critical fact is that the data doesn't support our hypothesis.
C2,FOCUS/focus,The essential point is that communication is key in any relationship.
C2,FOCUS/focus,The challenging problem is that the resources are limited.
C2,FOCUS/focus,The obvious reason is that the cost is too high for most people.
C2,FOCUS/focus,It is the teacher who gave us the assignment.
C2,FOCUS/focus,It was the storm that caused the power outage.
C2,FOCUS/focus,It is the CEO who makes the final decision.
C2,FOCUS/focus,It is the detective who solved the mystery.
C2,FOCUS/focus,It is the chef who prepared the delicious meal.
C2,FOCUS/focus,It is the coach who motivates the team.
C2,FOCUS/focus,It is the doctor who diagnosed the illness.
C2,FOCUS/focus,It is the artist who created the masterpiece.
C2,FOCUS/focus,It is the engineer who designed the bridge.
C2,FOCUS/focus,It is the scientist who discovered the new element.
C2,FOCUS/focus,"All in all, taking everything into account, the project was a resounding success."
C2,FOCUS/focus,"What is more, from my point of view, the new policy is a step in the right direction."
C2,FOCUS/focus,"To begin with, first and foremost, the team needs to address the initial issues."
C2,FOCUS/focus,"In conclusion, after careful consideration, the proposal seems to be the best option."
C2,FOCUS/focus,"On the whole, by and large, the event was well-organized and enjoyable."
C2,FOCUS/focus,"Furthermore, more importantly, the data indicates a significant trend."
C2,FOCUS/focus,"In the first place, above all, the safety measures must be prioritized."
C2,FOCUS/focus,"In addition, moreover, the new software has improved efficiency."
C2,FOCUS/focus,"On the contrary, quite the opposite, the situation is not as dire as it seems."
C2,FOCUS/focus,"Most importantly, above everything else, the welfare of the employees is paramount."
A1,NEGATION/negation,My college is not very big.
A1,NEGATION/negation,I know you are not well.
A1,NEGATION/negation,I'm not a good swimmer.
A1,NEGATION/negation,This place isn't big.
A1,NEGATION/negation,She isn't at home.
A1,NEGATION/negation,They are not ready.
A1,NEGATION/negation,The weather isn't nice today.
A1,NEGATION/negation,He is not coming.
A1,NEGATION/negation,We're not going to the park.
A1,NEGATION/negation,It isn't cold outside.
A1,NEGATION/negation,I don't play football on Sundays.
A1,NEGATION/negation,She doesn't live in the city center.
A1,NEGATION/negation,They don't go to the gym every day.
A1,NEGATION/negation,He doesn't watch TV in the morning.
A1,NEGATION/negation,We don't eat meat on Fridays.
A1,NEGATION/negation,You don't need to bring a jacket.
A1,NEGATION/negation,It doesn't rain a lot in the summer.
A1,NEGATION/negation,The cat doesn't like water.
A1,NEGATION/negation,The children don't go to school on Saturdays.
A1,NEGATION/negation,She can't swim.
A1,NEGATION/negation,They can't come to the party.
A1,NEGATION/negation,He can't speak French.
A1,NEGATION/negation,We can't go to the park today.
A1,NEGATION/negation,The cat can't climb the tree.
A1,NEGATION/negation,You can't eat that food.
A1,NEGATION/negation,I can't see very well.
A1,NEGATION/negation,The car can't start.
A2,NEGATION/negation,The car is not starting.
A2,NEGATION/negation,She is not coming to the party.
A2,NEGATION/negation,They have not finished their homework.
A2,NEGATION/negation,He is not wearing his glasses.
A2,NEGATION/negation,The cake is not ready yet.
A2,NEGATION/negation,I have not seen my friend today.
A2,NEGATION/negation,The flowers are not blooming.
A2,NEGATION/negation,The movie is not playing tonight.
A2,NEGATION/negation,We have not decided where to go.
A2,NEGATION/negation,The door is not locking properly.
A2,NEGATION/negation,I didn't finish my homework last night.
A2,NEGATION/negation,She didn't go to the store after work.
A2,NEGATION/negation,They didn't watch a movie yesterday.
A2,NEGATION/negation,He didn't eat breakfast this morning.
A2,NEGATION/negation,We didn't visit the museum on Saturday.
A2,NEGATION/negation,You didn't call me back last night.
A2,NEGATION/negation,The cat didn't catch the mouse.
A2,NEGATION/negation,It didn't rain yesterday.
A2,NEGATION/negation,They didn't play soccer on Sunday.
A2,NEGATION/negation,The bus didn't arrive on time.
A2,NEGATION/negation,Don't touch the hot stove.
A2,NEGATION/negation,Don't eat too much candy.
A2,NEGATION/negation,Don't run in the hallway.
A2,NEGATION/negation,Don't forget to lock the door.
A2,NEGATION/negation,Don't talk during the movie.
A2,NEGATION/negation,Don't swim in the pool alone.
A2,NEGATION/negation,Don't walk on the grass.
A2,NEGATION/negation,Don't shout in the library.
A2,NEGATION/negation,I can't go to the party tonight because I have to work late.
A2,NEGATION/negation,She shouldn't eat too much junk food.
A2,NEGATION/negation,We won't be able to attend the meeting tomorrow.
A2,NEGATION/negation,They shouldn't drive fast in the rain.
A2,NEGATION/negation,He can't help you with your homework tonight.
A2,NEGATION/negation,I won't be home for dinner tonight.
A2,NEGATION/negation,You shouldn't drink coffee before bed.
A2,NEGATION/negation,We can't go to the beach this weekend.
A2,NEGATION/negation,She won't be able to join us for lunch.
A2,NEGATION/negation,They shouldn't stay out too late.
A2,NEGATION/negation,I didn't buy any apples today.
A2,NEGATION/negation,She didn't find any keys in her bag.
A2,NEGATION/negation,We don't have any milk left for breakfast.
A2,NEGATION/negation,He didn't bring any books to the class.
A2,NEGATION/negation,They didn't find any solutions to the problem.
A2,NEGATION/negation,There aren't any chairs available in the room.
A2,NEGATION/negation,She didn't receive any letters this week.
A2,NEGATION/negation,We don't need any more help with this task.
A2,NEGATION/negation,He didn't see any signs of danger on the road.
A2,NEGATION/negation,They didn't have any time to spare for the meeting.
A2,NEGATION/negation,I have no time to watch TV today.
A2,NEGATION/negation,She has no friends in this city.
A2,NEGATION/negation,There are no cars in the parking lot.
A2,NEGATION/negation,He has no homework tonight.
A2,NEGATION/negation,We have no water in the bottle.
A2,NEGATION/negation,There were no apples left in the basket.
A2,NEGATION/negation,They have no money for the trip.
A2,NEGATION/negation,I have no books to read this weekend.
A2,NEGATION/negation,There are no chairs in the room.
A2,NEGATION/negation,She has no toys to play with.
A2,NEGATION/negation,I didn't have any apples left.
A2,NEGATION/negation,She didn't eat much food at the party.
A2,NEGATION/negation,He didn't bring many friends with him.
A2,NEGATION/negation,We didn't find any books on the shelf.
A2,NEGATION/negation,They didn't drink much coffee today.
A2,NEGATION/negation,I didn't see many birds in the park.
A2,NEGATION/negation,She didn't buy many clothes last month.
A2,NEGATION/negation,He didn't have much time for lunch.
A2,NEGATION/negation,We didn't use many materials for the project.
A2,NEGATION/negation,They didn't take many photos during the trip.
B1,NEGATION/negation,He wasn't playing the guitar when I called.
B1,NEGATION/negation,They hadn't finished their homework by the time the teacher arrived.
B1,NEGATION/negation,She wasn't reading the book that I recommended.
B1,NEGATION/negation,We hadn't seen each other for years before we met at the reunion.
B1,NEGATION/negation,The car wasn't working properly when we tried to start it.
B1,NEGATION/negation,I hadn't realized how late it was until I looked at the clock.
B1,NEGATION/negation,They weren't planning to go to the party until they received the invitation.
B1,NEGATION/negation,She hadn't spoken to her sister in months before they had a big argument.
B1,NEGATION/negation,I don't think the weather will improve tomorrow.
B1,NEGATION/negation,I don't believe she has finished her homework.
B1,NEGATION/negation,I don't think he will attend the meeting.
B1,NEGATION/negation,I don't believe they will win the competition.
B1,NEGATION/negation,I don't think the movie is worth watching.
B1,NEGATION/negation,I don't believe the rumor about the company.
B1,NEGATION/negation,I don't think we will find a solution today.
B1,NEGATION/negation,I don't believe the train will be on time.
B1,NEGATION/negation,I don't think the project will be completed on schedule.
B1,NEGATION/negation,I don't believe the report is accurate.
B1,NEGATION/negation,Can't you help me with this project?
B1,NEGATION/negation,Don't you agree with me?
B1,NEGATION/negation,Isn't she coming to the party?
B1,NEGATION/negation,"You haven't seen the new movie, have you?"
B1,NEGATION/negation,"I'm not late, am I?"
B1,NEGATION/negation,"You didn't forget our meeting, did you?"
B1,NEGATION/negation,Aren't we supposed to meet at 3 PM?
B1,NEGATION/negation,"You don't like spicy food, do you?"
B1,NEGATION/negation,"You're not going to the concert, are you?"
B1,NEGATION/negation,"I think it's a great idea, isn't it?"
B1,NEGATION/negation,Isn't this movie amazing?
B1,NEGATION/negation,Don't you agree with me?
B1,NEGATION/negation,"You're coming to the party, aren't you?"
B1,NEGATION/negation,"You didn't like the food, did you?"
B1,NEGATION/negation,Isn't the weather lovely today?
B1,NEGATION/negation,"You can help me, can't you?"
B1,NEGATION/negation,"You don't mind waiting, do you?"
B1,NEGATION/negation,"You've finished your homework, haven't you?"
B1,NEGATION/negation,Don't you think it's time to go?
B1,NEGATION/negation,"You wouldn't forget your keys, would you?"
B1,NEGATION/negation,I haven't met anyone interesting lately.
B1,NEGATION/negation,There is nothing wrong with trying again.
B1,NEGATION/negation,Nobody told me about the meeting.
B1,NEGATION/negation,I didn't find anything useful in the book.
B1,NEGATION/negation,She didn't say anything about the party.
B1,NEGATION/negation,There wasn't anyone at the office when I arrived.
B1,NEGATION/negation,I haven't heard anything from him since last week.
B1,NEGATION/negation,Nobody will ever understand why he left.
B1,NEGATION/negation,She never listens to my advice.
B1,NEGATION/negation,I haven't finished my homework yet.
B1,NEGATION/negation,He still hasn't called me back.
B1,NEGATION/negation,We never expected such a result.
B1,NEGATION/negation,She hasn't arrived yet.
B1,NEGATION/negation,I still can't find my keys.
B1,NEGATION/negation,He never apologizes for his mistakes.
B1,NEGATION/negation,I haven't seen her yet today.
B1,NEGATION/negation,They still haven't fixed the problem.
B1,NEGATION/negation,"I didn't expect him to show up, but he did. Not this time."
B1,NEGATION/negation,"She usually enjoys hiking, but not this weekend."
B1,NEGATION/negation,"They often go out for dinner, but not tonight."
B1,NEGATION/negation,"He promised to help, but he didn't. Not this time."
B1,NEGATION/negation,"She always finishes her work on time, but not this week."
B1,NEGATION/negation,"They usually take the bus, but not today."
B1,NEGATION/negation,"He rarely misses a meeting, but he did. Not this time."
B1,NEGATION/negation,"She often cooks dinner, but not tonight."
B1,NEGATION/negation,"They usually go to the beach, but not this summer."
B1,NEGATION/negation,"He always arrives early, but he didn't. Not this time."
B2,NEGATION/negation,Do not underestimate the power of teamwork.
B2,NEGATION/negation,I cannot believe you would say such a thing.
B2,NEGATION/negation,She will not attend the meeting tomorrow.
B2,NEGATION/negation,We cannot afford to make any mistakes.
B2,NEGATION/negation,He did not finish his homework on time.
B2,NEGATION/negation,They cannot understand the importance of this issue.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Do not forget to bring your ID with you.
B2,NEGATION/negation,I cannot stand the noise any longer.
B2,NEGATION/negation,She will not accept the job offer.
B2,NEGATION/negation,We cannot ignore the consequences of our actions.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Never have I felt so inspired by a piece of art.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Never had I imagined that I would travel to such a remote place.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Never have I tasted food as delicious as this.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Never had I experienced such a thrilling adventure.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Never have I met someone as kind-hearted as you.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Never had I believed that dreams could come true.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Never have I read a book that moved me so deeply.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Never had I expected to find love in such an unexpected place.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Neither the students nor the teacher was satisfied with the result.
B2,NEGATION/negation,She neither likes nor dislikes the idea; she's indifferent.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Neither the weather nor the traffic made it easy to get there on time.
B2,NEGATION/negation,"He neither plays the guitar nor sings, but he enjoys listening to music."
B2,NEGATION/negation,Neither the cat nor the dog seems interested in the new toy.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Neither the price nor the quality of the product is satisfactory.
B2,NEGATION/negation,"Neither the plan nor the execution was perfect, but it was a good effort."
B2,NEGATION/negation,Neither the manager nor the employees were aware of the new policy.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Neither the book nor the movie did justice to the original story.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Neither the time nor the place was ideal for the meeting.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Neither of us is ready for the presentation.
B2,NEGATION/negation,None of the students have completed their assignments.
B2,NEGATION/negation,None of the guests brought a gift to the party.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Neither of them is aware of the consequences.
B2,NEGATION/negation,None of our team members are available for the meeting.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Neither of the candidates is suitable for the job.
B2,NEGATION/negation,None of the books on the shelf are interesting to me.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Neither of the options is acceptable to the committee.
B2,NEGATION/negation,None of the appliances in the kitchen are working properly.
B2,NEGATION/negation,Neither of the children are interested in playing outside.
C1,NEGATION/negation,"In fact, there are none, but the hills that do exist can be dubbed mountains - just because there are none..."
C1,NEGATION/negation,Concerning your question about any special requirements of some students - I am glad that I am able to tell you that there are none this year.
C1,NEGATION/negation,Problems when using English? None.
C1,NEGATION/negation,None of the candidates were suitable for the position.
C1,NEGATION/negation,None of the books on the shelf were interesting to me.
C1,NEGATION/negation,None of the attendees had any complaints about the event.
C1,NEGATION/negation,None of the data provided was accurate.
C1,NEGATION/negation,None of the students completed the assignment on time.
C1,NEGATION/negation,None of the options seemed appealing to her.
C1,NEGATION/negation,None of the guests arrived on time for the party.
C1,NEGATION/negation,Not everyone enjoys going to the cinema.
C1,NEGATION/negation,Not everything in the garden was blooming.
C1,NEGATION/negation,Not all teachers are strict with their students.
C1,NEGATION/negation,Not every book on the shelf is worth reading.
C1,NEGATION/negation,Not all employees are happy with the new policy.
C1,NEGATION/negation,Not everyone agrees with the proposed changes.
C1,NEGATION/negation,Not everything on the menu is vegetarian.
C1,NEGATION/negation,Not all countries have the same climate.
C1,NEGATION/negation,Not every child likes to play outdoors.
C1,NEGATION/negation,Not all decisions are easy to make.
C1,NEGATION/negation,"Not only did he win the race, but he also set a new record."
C1,NEGATION/negation,"Not only do we need to finish the project, but we also need to present it by tomorrow."
C1,NEGATION/negation,"Not only does she speak three languages, but she also plays multiple instruments."
C1,NEGATION/negation,"Not only did the movie receive rave reviews, but it also broke box office records."
C1,NEGATION/negation,"Not only do they offer free shipping, but they also provide a money-back guarantee."
C1,NEGATION/negation,"Not only did the team win the championship, but they also did it undefeated."
C1,NEGATION/negation,"Not only does the restaurant have great food, but it also has a fantastic atmosphere."
C1,NEGATION/negation,"Not only did the book become a bestseller, but it also won several awards."
C1,NEGATION/negation,"Not only do the students excel academically, but they also participate in various extracurricular activities."
C1,NEGATION/negation,"Not only did the company exceed its sales targets, but it also expanded its market share."
C1,NEGATION/negation,This is not necessarily the best solution to the problem.
C1,NEGATION/negation,I'm not entirely convinced that this approach will work.
C1,NEGATION/negation,She did not actually mean to hurt your feelings.
C1,NEGATION/negation,This information is not entirely accurate.
C1,NEGATION/negation,I do not necessarily agree with your point of view.
C1,NEGATION/negation,He is not really interested in politics.
C1,NEGATION/negation,They did not actually finish the project on time.
C1,NEGATION/negation,This is not necessarily the most efficient method.
C1,NEGATION/negation,I'm not entirely sure if this will solve the issue.
C1,NEGATION/negation,She did not actually understand the instructions.
C1,NEGATION/negation,Few attendees expressed satisfaction with the new policy during the formal survey conducted last week.
C1,NEGATION/negation,"In the recent report, it was noted that very few employees had completed the mandatory training sessions."
C1,NEGATION/negation,"Despite the extensive advertising campaign, few potential customers showed interest in the new product line."
C1,NEGATION/negation,"According to the annual survey, few students were able to meet the stringent academic requirements set by the university."
C1,NEGATION/negation,The committee found that very few community members had participated in the public consultations regarding the new development plan.
C1,NEGATION/negation,"In the formal audit, it was revealed that few departments had adhered to the updated financial regulations."
C1,NEGATION/negation,The research study indicated that very few participants had experienced the side effects of the experimental medication.
C1,NEGATION/negation,Few stakeholders were present at the formal meeting to discuss the future of the project.
C1,NEGATION/negation,The formal assessment concluded that very few candidates had met the criteria for the prestigious scholarship.
C1,NEGATION/negation,Few respondents to the formal questionnaire reported being fully aware of the company's new environmental initiatives.
C1,NEGATION/negation,There is no doubt whatsoever about his innocence.
C1,NEGATION/negation,She has no interest whatsoever in joining the club.
C1,NEGATION/negation,There is no evidence whatsoever to support his claim.
C1,NEGATION/negation,I have no intention whatsoever of leaving this job.
C1,NEGATION/negation,There is no reason whatsoever to doubt her honesty.
C1,NEGATION/negation,He has no experience whatsoever in this field.
C1,NEGATION/negation,There is no truth whatsoever in the rumors spreading.
C1,NEGATION/negation,She has no concern whatsoever for the consequences.
C1,NEGATION/negation,There is no advantage whatsoever to doing it this way.
C1,NEGATION/negation,I have no knowledge whatsoever about the new project.
C2,NEGATION/negation,Not a single leaf stirred in the calm autumn air.
C2,NEGATION/negation,Not a moment goes by without her thinking of him.
C2,NEGATION/negation,Not a single drop of rain fell during the entire drought.
C2,NEGATION/negation,Not a single error was found in the meticulous report.
C2,NEGATION/negation,Not a single word was exchanged between them during the tense meeting.
C2,NEGATION/negation,Not a single star was visible in the overcast sky.
C2,NEGATION/negation,Not a single person in the audience could believe what they were witnessing.
C2,NEGATION/negation,Not a single clue was left behind at the crime scene.
C2,NEGATION/negation,Not a single detail was overlooked in the comprehensive plan.
C2,NEGATION/negation,Not a single doubt crossed her mind as she made her decision.
C2,NEGATION/negation,Don't you ever lie to me again!
C2,NEGATION/negation,Don't you dare touch that!
C2,NEGATION/negation,Don't you dare speak to me like that!
C2,NEGATION/negation,Don't you ever think about betraying me!
C2,NEGATION/negation,Don't you dare ignore my warnings!
C2,NEGATION/negation,Don't you ever come near my house again!
C2,NEGATION/negation,Don't you dare leave without saying goodbye!
C2,NEGATION/negation,Don't you ever underestimate my abilities!
C2,NEGATION/negation,Don't you dare take advantage of my kindness!
C2,NEGATION/negation,Don't you ever forget what I told you!
C2,NEGATION/negation,He didn't enjoy the movie. Neither did she.
C2,NEGATION/negation,She wasn't able to attend the meeting. Nor was he.
C2,NEGATION/negation,They didn't solve the problem. Neither did we.
C2,NEGATION/negation,I didn't find the book interesting. Neither did my friend.
C2,NEGATION/negation,She didn't want to go to the party. Nor did he.
C2,NEGATION/negation,He wasn't prepared for the exam. Neither was she.
C2,NEGATION/negation,They didn't finish the project on time. Neither did we.
C2,NEGATION/negation,She didn't like the food at the restaurant. Nor did he.
C2,NEGATION/negation,He didn't understand the instructions. Neither did she.
C2,NEGATION/negation,They didn't agree with the decision. Neither did we.
C2,NEGATION/negation,She was not in the least surprised by the sudden change in plans.
C2,NEGATION/negation,He did not feel in the least bit guilty about his actions.
C2,NEGATION/negation,The criticism did not bother her in the least.
C2,NEGATION/negation,I am not in the least worried about the outcome.
C2,NEGATION/negation,She was not in the least interested in the gossip.
C2,NEGATION/negation,The delay did not inconvenience him in the least.
C2,NEGATION/negation,He was not in the least impressed by their performance.
C2,NEGATION/negation,The news did not upset her in the least.
C2,NEGATION/negation,She did not mind the rain in the least.
C2,NEGATION/negation,The failure did not discourage him in the least.
A2,MODALITY/could,You could visit the zoo on Sunday.
A2,MODALITY/could,They could help us with the project.
A2,MODALITY/could,She could bring her guitar to the party.
A2,MODALITY/could,He could study at the library after work.
A2,MODALITY/could,We could watch a movie at home tonight.
A2,MODALITY/could,I could call you when I get there.
A2,MODALITY/could,You could take a break and relax.
A2,MODALITY/could,They could meet us at the restaurant.
A2,MODALITY/could,She couldn't find her keys.
A2,MODALITY/could,We couldn't finish the project on time.
A2,MODALITY/could,He couldn't attend the meeting.
A2,MODALITY/could,They couldn't agree on a solution.
A2,MODALITY/could,I couldn't understand the instructions.
A2,MODALITY/could,You couldn't see the stars last night.
A2,MODALITY/could,She couldn't reach the top shelf.
A2,MODALITY/could,We couldn't afford the vacation.
A2,MODALITY/could,Could you please explain that again?
A2,MODALITY/could,Could we reschedule the meeting?
A2,MODALITY/could,Could you pass me the salt?
A2,MODALITY/could,Could I borrow your pen?
A2,MODALITY/could,Could we go for a walk later?
A2,MODALITY/could,Could you tell me the time?
A2,MODALITY/could,"Could I have the bill, please?"
A2,MODALITY/could,Could you open the window?
A2,MODALITY/could,Could we discuss this tomorrow?
A2,MODALITY/could,Could you lend me some money?
A2,MODALITY/could,He couldn't swim when he was young.
A2,MODALITY/could,She couldn't understand the instructions.
A2,MODALITY/could,We couldn't go to the park because it was raining.
A2,MODALITY/could,They couldn't finish the project on time.
A2,MODALITY/could,I couldn't find my keys this morning.
A2,MODALITY/could,You couldn't come to the party last night.
A2,MODALITY/could,He couldn't speak English when he first moved here.
A2,MODALITY/could,She couldn't reach the top shelf.
A2,MODALITY/could,We couldn't decide where to eat.
A2,MODALITY/could,Could you please pass me the salt?
A2,MODALITY/could,Could you tell me the way to the nearest train station?
A2,MODALITY/could,Could you lend me your pen for a moment?
A2,MODALITY/could,Could you check if my homework is correct?
A2,MODALITY/could,Could you open the window for me?
A2,MODALITY/could,Could you give me a hand with this box?
A2,MODALITY/could,Could you explain this math problem to me?
A2,MODALITY/could,Could you reserve a table for two at the restaurant?
A2,MODALITY/could,Could you remind me to call my mom later?
A2,MODALITY/could,"Could you play the song again, please?"
A2,MODALITY/could,We could go to the park later if you're not tired.
A2,MODALITY/could,You could try this new restaurant downtown.
A2,MODALITY/could,We could watch a movie at home tonight.
A2,MODALITY/could,"If you're hungry, we could order some pizza."
A2,MODALITY/could,You could ask your teacher for help with the homework.
A2,MODALITY/could,We could meet at the coffee shop around 3 PM.
A2,MODALITY/could,You could bring a jacket in case it gets cold.
A2,MODALITY/could,We could take a walk after lunch to get some fresh air.
A2,MODALITY/could,You could read that book if you want to learn more about it.
A2,MODALITY/could,We could play a game together after dinner.
B1,MODALITY/could,"She could hear a man talking, he was giving her orders."
B1,MODALITY/could,He could speak three languages fluently.
B1,MODALITY/could,They could solve the problem quickly.
B1,MODALITY/could,We could see the stars clearly that night.
B1,MODALITY/could,She could run faster than anyone in her class.
B1,MODALITY/could,He could play the guitar beautifully.
B1,MODALITY/could,They could finish the project on time.
B1,MODALITY/could,We could understand the instructions easily.
B1,MODALITY/could,She could draw very realistic pictures.
B1,MODALITY/could,He could swim like a fish in the water.
B1,MODALITY/could,"Could I borrow your pen for a moment, please?"
B1,MODALITY/could,"Could I leave the room for a minute, please?"
B1,MODALITY/could,"Could I use your phone to make a quick call, please?"
B1,MODALITY/could,"Could I have a piece of cake, please?"
B1,MODALITY/could,"Could I sit here, please?"
B1,MODALITY/could,"Could I go to the restroom, please?"
B1,MODALITY/could,"Could I ask you a question, please?"
B1,MODALITY/could,"Could I take a day off tomorrow, please?"
B1,MODALITY/could,"Could I have the recipe, please?"
B1,MODALITY/could,"Could I park here for a few minutes, please?"
B1,MODALITY/could,"But believe me, it could be really fun to have a talkative person as your friend, he or she will give you good laugh at anytime!"
B1,MODALITY/could,"Could this really happen? Could he really be there, in that dark café??"
B1,MODALITY/could,"If we leave now, we could catch the last train."
B1,MODALITY/could,"It could rain later, so bring an umbrella."
B1,MODALITY/could,She could be the one to solve this problem.
B1,MODALITY/could,Could you help me with this project?
B1,MODALITY/could,It could be a good idea to start early.
B1,MODALITY/could,Could they have forgotten about the meeting?
B1,MODALITY/could,It could take longer than expected to finish.
B1,MODALITY/could,Could it be possible that he's already left?
B1,MODALITY/could,You could try a different approach to solve the problem.
B1,MODALITY/could,We could go for a walk in the park after dinner.
B1,MODALITY/could,Could you please help me with this project?
B1,MODALITY/could,They could visit the museum on Sunday afternoon.
B1,MODALITY/could,I think we could order pizza for dinner tonight.
B1,MODALITY/could,Could you suggest a good movie to watch?
B1,MODALITY/could,We could organize a picnic next weekend.
B1,MODALITY/could,Could we reschedule the meeting for tomorrow?
B2,MODALITY/could,I could have finished my homework earlier if I hadn't watched TV.
B2,MODALITY/could,She could have been more careful with her words.
B2,MODALITY/could,We could have gone to the beach if the weather was better.
B2,MODALITY/could,He could have called to let us know he was running late.
B2,MODALITY/could,They could have been more prepared for the meeting.
B2,MODALITY/could,It could have been a mistake to trust him.
B2,MODALITY/could,You could have asked for help when you were struggling.
B2,MODALITY/could,I could have saved more money if I had been more frugal.
B2,MODALITY/could,She could have been more supportive during the project.
B2,MODALITY/could,They could have avoided the argument if they had communicated better.
B2,MODALITY/could,Alice was disappointed that her mother could have phoned her but she did not.
B2,MODALITY/could,I think that all these problems could have been avoided and that asking my money back is the best way of forgetting that evening.
B2,MODALITY/could,I was grateful to them because the ticket was so expensive that I couldn't have bought it.
B2,MODALITY/could,"If we had left earlier, we could have avoided the traffic jam."
B2,MODALITY/could,"She could have told me the truth, but she chose to lie instead."
B2,MODALITY/could,The outcome would have been different if he could have attended the meeting.
B2,MODALITY/could,They could have finished the project on time if they had better coordination.
B2,MODALITY/could,He could have won the race if he hadn't stumbled at the start.
B2,MODALITY/could,The accident could have been prevented if the road had been better maintained.
B2,MODALITY/could,She could have achieved her goals if she had received more support.
B2,MODALITY/could,She could have forgotten our anniversary.
B2,MODALITY/could,They could have left early to avoid the traffic.
B2,MODALITY/could,He could have been lying when he said he didn't know.
B2,MODALITY/could,I could have missed the train if I hadn't run.
B2,MODALITY/could,They could have won the game if they had played better.
B2,MODALITY/could,She could have been hurt if she had fallen.
B2,MODALITY/could,He could have finished the project on time if he had worked harder.
B2,MODALITY/could,They could have been more prepared for the presentation.
B2,MODALITY/could,I could have told her the truth if I had the courage.
B2,MODALITY/could,She could have avoided the accident if she had been more careful.
B2,MODALITY/could,I could have studied harder for the exam.
B2,MODALITY/could,She could have apologized for her mistake.
B2,MODALITY/could,We could have taken a different route to avoid the traffic.
B2,MODALITY/could,He could have called to let us know he was running late.
B2,MODALITY/could,They could have prepared better for the presentation.
B2,MODALITY/could,I could have saved more money for the trip.
B2,MODALITY/could,She could have asked for help when she was struggling.
B2,MODALITY/could,We could have chosen a different restaurant for dinner.
B2,MODALITY/could,I told him I couldn't attend the party because I had a prior commitment.
B2,MODALITY/could,She mentioned that she could help me with my project if I needed it.
B2,MODALITY/could,He said he couldn't believe how much the city had changed since he last visited.
B2,MODALITY/could,They told me they couldn't come to the meeting due to a family emergency.
B2,MODALITY/could,She explained that she couldn't lend me the money because she was saving for a trip.
B2,MODALITY/could,He mentioned that he couldn't remember the exact date of the event.
B2,MODALITY/could,They said they couldn't join us for dinner because they had already eaten.
B2,MODALITY/could,She told me she couldn't understand why he was acting so strangely.
B2,MODALITY/could,"He said he couldn't find the keys to the car, so we had to wait."
B2,MODALITY/could,They mentioned that they couldn't decide between the two options.
C1,MODALITY/could,You could have been more considerate when you interrupted her during the presentation.
C1,MODALITY/could,The restaurant could have offered a wider variety of vegetarian options.
C1,MODALITY/could,You could have been more punctual for the meeting; it caused a lot of delays.
C1,MODALITY/could,The contractor could have communicated better about the delays in the project.
C1,MODALITY/could,You could have been more supportive when I was going through a tough time.
C1,MODALITY/could,The teacher could have provided more detailed feedback on the assignment.
C1,MODALITY/could,You could have been more careful with the budget; now we're overspending.
C1,MODALITY/could,The company could have handled the customer complaints more effectively.
C1,MODALITY/could,You could have been more prepared for the interview; it showed.
C1,MODALITY/could,The team could have coordinated better during the competition; we lost because of it.
C2,MODALITY/could,He couldn't have missed the meeting; he was always punctual.
C2,MODALITY/could,They couldn't have finished the project so quickly without proper planning.
C2,MODALITY/could,She couldn't have said that; she's always so polite.
C2,MODALITY/could,I couldn't have left the door unlocked; I always double-check.
C2,MODALITY/could,He couldn't have taken the last piece of cake; he knows I love it.
C2,MODALITY/could,They couldn't have left without saying goodbye; it's not their style.
C2,MODALITY/could,She couldn't have forgotten our anniversary; she's very thoughtful.
C2,MODALITY/could,I couldn't have parked the car there; I always follow the rules.
C2,MODALITY/could,He couldn't have lied about his age; his ID looked genuine.
