SUBJUNCTIVE - ____ I _____ you, I wouldn’t do this. If / were Whether / are Am / was If / am.
SUBJUNCTIVE - ___ that ______ found to be the case, you would be in trouble. If / were Whether / is Are / was If / is.
SUBJUNCTIVE - I ____ you _____ the letter I sent. wish / found am / are was / were wish / had.
SUBJUNCTIVE - _____ it _____ a little cheaper! If only / were If / was Whether / is If / would.
SUBJUNCTIVE - _____ that ____ an occasional incident, I was called by the school. As if / were If / was Whether / is If / would.
SUBJUNCTIVE - She looks happy _____ nothing ________. as if / had occurred if / has occurred whether / didn't occurred if / wouldn't occurred.
SUBJUNCTIVE - _____ he to say that again, there would be a consequence. Were If Whether Was.
SUBJUNCTIVE - ______ I to go to therapy, I would maybe be able to deal with my anxiety. Were Was Whether Should.
SUBJUNCTIVE - I recommend that _____ go on. she not she has not she is not she does not.
SUBJUNCTIVE - She insists that_____ so critical. I not be I am not be I was not be I should not be.
SUBJUNCTIVE - I wish _____ go on. she didn’t that she didn't she wasn't she hasn't.
SUBJUNCTIVE - “If only ________ so critical”, she cried. you weren’t you are not you should not you haven't been.
ADJECTIVE ORDER - She has bought him a _________________ pendant. beautiful, triangular, Chinese triangular, beautiful, Chinese Chinese, beautiful, triangular Chinese, triangular, beautiful.
ADJECTIVE ORDER - You are still the _________ fella I met years ago! fat, young, Texan young, fat, Texan Texan, fat, young Texan, young, fat.
ADJECTIVE ORDER - What ___________________________ utensils! amazing, little, old, brown, metal, cooking little, amazing, old, brown, metal, cooking old, amazing, little, brown, metal, cooking brown, amazing, little, old, metal, cooking.
FUTURE PERFECT - The deadline for this project is this coming August but we ______________ it by June. will have finished will had finished will finished will have been finishing.
FUTURE PERFECT - I’m sure everyone ____________ her awful behavior before the wedding. will have forgotten will had forgotten will forgotten will have been forgotting.
FUTURE PERFECT - The boys ___________ when you pick them up tomorrow afternoon. won’t have eaten won’t had eaten won’t has eaten won’t have been eating.
FUTURE PERFECT - ____ you _____ already ______ from Anna when I call you by then? Will / have / heard Will / had / heard Will / has / heard Will / have been / hearing.
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS - Next year, I ____________ here for 30 years. will have been working will have worked will worked will had worked.
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS - When the clock strikes 12 he ________________ for 10 hours straight. will have been sleeping will have slept will slept will had slept.
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS - Tennis fans ___________ at Wimbledon all day to buy tickets on Saturday. will have been lining up will have lined up will lined up will had lined up.
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS - He _____________ this book for long when I give them the spoilers. won’t have been reading will have not read won't read will had not read.
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS - I _________________ there that long when I finish my English course. will not have been living will have not lived won't lived will had not lived.
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS - How long ___________________ when you graduate? will you have been studying should you have studied will you had been studied will you studied.
ELLIPTICAL SENTENCES - Beatrice has always been more rebellious than Emory has been rebellious Beatrice has always been more rebellious than Emory. Beatrice is more rebellious than Emory. Beatrice is rebellious and also is Emory. Beatrice has been rebellious and Emory as well.
ELLIPTICAL SENTENCES - Joaquin has been to rehab five times and Heath has been to rehab five times as well Joaquin has been to rehab five times and so has Heath. Joaquin has to rehab five times and also Heath. Joaquin has been to rehab five so many times as Heath. Joaquin has been to rehab five times and Heath too.
ELLIPTICAL SENTENCES - Adrian has five dollars, and Sophia has three dollars. Adrian has five dollars, and Sophia, three. Adrian had five dollars, when Sophia had three. Adrian has have five dollars, and Sophia, less than him. Adrian has five dollars, and so Sophia.
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