- conjunctions

and but or so our

new house is yellow and white

he doesn't like baseball, basketball or tennis

she has a lot of books but no time to read them

i finished my homework so i'm going to the party

Mary and Paul went to the beach last weekend.

I was taking a shower while you called me.

I went to see you but you didn't want to see me.

- Either ... or and Neither ... nor

Juan likes either brownies or lemon pie.

Juan likes neither fish nor French fries.

Morella doesn't like either apple or pineapple.

- tag questions

She is an artist, isn’t she?

They are your school mates, aren’t they?

My wallet isn’t here, is it?

We don't drink wine, do we?

- Used to and To able to

i used to play guitar every sundays

I used to live in Paris.

He used to play football every Saturday.

They didn't use to prepare lunch.

We are able to swim.

carlos is able to play the guitar

you aren't to able to use a computer

- Present Perfect

I have done my homework.

I haven't completed the exercises.

She has worked in New York.

He hasn't gone to Europe.

- Present perfect continuous

I have been working here since morning.

I haven't been working here.

He has been playing hockey for years.

Has he been playing hockey?

- Conditionals

If you help me with the dishes, I will help you with your homework

If see Mary, I will tell her

I will tell her, if I see her

I will stay at home, if it rains tomorrow.