Choose the correct phrasal verb:
If I 'found out / set up' that my boss was reading my e-mails, I would be angry.

In zero conditional we use 'If + present verb, ___________'

Choose the correct word:
I wouldn't be able to drive a car ' if / when' I broke my hand.

Adjectives generally go 'before / after ' the noun.

What is the opposite of short?

Choose the correct phrasal verb:
I would love to 'set up / get on with' my own make-up company.

What conditional is this:
If we go by bus, we'll get there in time.

Choose the correct word:
I will call you 'when / unless' I get home.

Correct this sentence: (order)
She is wearing a white beautiful dress.

What is the opposite of straight hair?

Replace the expression with a phrasal verb:
If I had to choose a new sport, I would 'start playing' tennis

What conditional is this:
If I had a lot of money, I'd buy a new computer

We use unless and if for things that will possibly happen, but ______ generally has the meaning of 'execpt if.'

Fill in the blanks with 'opinion' and 'fact':
When there are two adjectives together we generally put the ______ adjective before the ____ adjective.

How would you describe someone who is usually very happy and positive?

Fill in with the correct phrasal verb:
I was ______ __ in the countryside, but now I live in a city

Change this sentence to make a second condtional sentence.
- She can't study in America because she doesn't speak English.

We use ___ for things we are sure will happen at a particular time in the future

When there are two fact adjectives together, we generally put those that desribe ____ or _____ before those describing colour.

What are the opposites of these adjectives?
stupid - ?
lazy - ?

Fill in these sentences with the correct phrasal verbs:
1) Sorry, my phone 'doesn't have any more' battery, I will call you back later.
2) When we were kids, I hated my brother but now I 'have a good relationship' with him, we talk all the time.
3) On the exam, I didn't know the answer to a question, so I 'invented' one.

Match these condtionals with their rules:
Zero, First and Second conditional
a) This is used when the speaker is not thinking about a real possibility but is imagining a situation that will probably not happen.
b) This expresses things which are always or generally true.
c) This expresses a real possibility in the future

Fill in the sentences using 'if, when, and unless'
1) I will wait for you at a cafe ___ you are late.
2) I usually don't use my credit car ____ it is an emergency.
3) Matt usually always checks his phone ____ he wakes up.

Describe these three people.

Add - un, -im, or -dis to make these adjectives negative
1) friendly
2) honest
3) patient
4) pleasant