SHOULD
1. You should study for your exams to achieve good grades.
2. She should apologize for her behavior yesterday.
3. We should save money for our future.
4. He should exercise regularly to stay healthy.
5. They should listen to their parents' advice.
6. You should call your friend to check on them.
7. Jane should be more careful when crossing the street.
8. It should rain later today, so don't forget your umbrella.
9. The company should invest in new technology to improve efficiency.
10. Students should respect their teachers.
WAS Y WERE
1. She was dancing at the party last night.
2. He was studying when the phone rang.
3. They were cooking dinner when the power went out.
4. The kids were playing in the garden all afternoon.
5. I was sleeping when the storm started.
6. She was reading a book while waiting for the train.
7. We were watching a movie when you called.
8. The dog was barking loudly during the thunderstorm.
9. They were walking in the park when it began to rain.
10. He was talking on the phone when he tripped and fell.
HAVE
1. I have a cat.
2. They have a big house.
3. She has a beautiful garden.
4. We have three children.
5. You have an interesting book.
6. He has a fast car.
7. They have a lot of homework.
8. I have a headache.
9. She has a new job.
10. We have tickets to the concert.
SHOULD
1. You should eat more vegetables for better health.
2. He should apologize for his rude behavior.
3. We should finish our homework before going out to play.
4. They should arrive at the airport by 6 PM
5. She should study harder to pass the exam.
6. You should call your parents to let them know you're safe.
7. He should wear a coat because it's cold outside.
8. We should save money for our future expenses.
9. They should listen to the teacher during class.
10. She should take a break to relax and recharge
WAS Y WERE
1. She was running late for the meeting yesterday.
2. They were cooking dinner when the power went out.
3. He was studying at the library all afternoon.
4. I was watching TV while you were sleeping.
5. The kids were playing in the garden when it started raining.
6. She was listening to music while she was cleaning her room.
7. We were hiking in the mountains during the storm.
8. He was talking on the phone while driving to work.
9. They were waiting for the bus when it suddenly arrived.
10. I was writing an email to my friend as you walked into the room.
TOO MUCH ,TOO MANY , NOT ENOUGH .
1.There is too much noise in this room.
2.I have too many books on my shelf.
3.She talks too much during class.
4.There are too many cars on the road.
5.He eats too much junk food.
6.We have too much homework tonight.
7.They spend too much time on social media.
8.She has too many clothes in her closet.
9. There is not enough food for everyone at the party.
10. She does not have enough time to finish her homework.
HAVE
1. I have a dog named Max.
2. She has two brothers and one sister.
3. They have a big house with a garden
4. We have tickets to the concert tomorrow.
5. He has a lot of homework to do tonight.
6. She has a headache, so she's taking medicine.
7. They have a meeting at 9 AM tomorrow.
8. I have a job interview next week.
9. She has a new car, and she loves it.
10. We have plans to go hiking this weekend.
TOO MUCH,,TOO MANY, NOT ENOUGH
1. There is too much traffic on the highway this morning.
2. She ate too much pizza at the party and felt sick afterward.
3. He has too many books on his shelf and needs to organize them.
4. They spent too much money on clothes during the sale.
5. There are too many assignments to finish by tomorrow.
6. She drank too much coffee and couldn't sleep all night.
7. He has too much work to do and feels overwhelmed.
8. They have too many responsibilities to handle on their own.
9. There was not enough milk for my cereal this morning.
10. She didn't have enough time to finish her homework.
USED TO
1. I used to play soccer every weekend when I was younger.
2. She used to live in Paris before moving to London.
3. They used to go to the beach every summer when they were kids.
4. He used to have long hair, but he cut it short last month.
5. We used to eat dinner at Grandma's house every Sunday.
6. She used to be afraid of heights, but she overcame her fear.
7. They used to own a bakery downtown, but they sold it last year.
8. I used to hate broccoli, but now it's one of my favorite vegetables.
9. He used to smoke, but he quit three years ago.
10. We used to take family road trips every summer vacation.
USED TO
1. He used to play the piano when he was younger.
2. We used to go camping every summer.
3. She used to live in New York City before moving to Los Angeles.
4. They used to visit their grandparents every holiday.
5. I used to ride my bike to school when I was a child.
6. He used to be a vegetarian, but now he eats meat.
7. We used to have a cat, but now we have a dog.
8. She used to wear glasses, but now she wears contact lenses.
9. They used to be best friends, but they drifted apart.
10. I used to watch cartoons every Saturday morning.
ZERO CONDITIONAL
1. If it rains tomorrow, we will stay indoors.
2. If you study hard, you will pass the exam.
3. If she arrives late, we will start without her.
4. If you don't water the plants, they will die.
5. If he misses the bus, he will be late for work.
6. If I have enough money, I will buy a new car.
7. If they finish their homework early, they can go to the movies.
8. If you eat too much, you will feel sick.
9. If she calls me, I will answer the phone.
10. If it snows tonight, school will be canceled tomorrow.
ZERO CONDITIONAL
1. If you heat ice, it melts.
2. If it rains, the ground gets wet.
3. If you mix red and yellow, you get orange.
4. If the sun shines, it feels warm outside.
5. If you press the button, the light turns on.
6. If you add salt to water, it dissolves.
7. If you drop a ball, it falls to the ground.
8. If you eat too much, you might feel sick.
9. If you study regularly, you understand the material better.
10. If you water plants, they grow.
SECOND CONDITIONAL
1. If I won the lottery, I would travel around the world.
2. If she studied harder, she would get better grades
3. If they visited Paris, they would see the Eiffel Tower.
4. If it rained tomorrow, we would stay indoors and watch movies.
5. If I had more time, I would learn to play the guitar.
6. If he spoke Spanish fluently, he would travel to South America.
7. If she had a car, she would drive to work instead of taking the bus.
8. If we had enough money, we would buy a beach house.
9. If you were taller, you could reach the top shelf.
10. If they lived closer, we would see them more often.
SECOND CONDITIONAL
1. If I had more money, I would travel around the world.
2. If she spoke Spanish fluently, she would apply for that job.
3. If they studied harder, they would get better grades.
4. If it were warmer, we would go to the beach.
5. If he had more free time, he would learn how to play the guitar.
6. If she had a car, she would drive to work instead of taking the bus.
7. If they won the lottery, they would buy a big house.
8. If it rained tomorrow, we would stay indoors and watch movies
9. If he were taller, he would join the basketball team.
10. If you didn't have to work tomorrow, what would you do?
BEFORE, AFTER Y WEN
1. She finished her homework before dinner.
2. After the movie, we went out for ice cream.
3. When the bell rang, class was over.
4. Before the party, we need to buy some snacks.
5. After the rain stopped, they went for a walk.
6. When the sun sets, the sky turns orange.
7. Before going to bed, I always brush my teeth.
8. After the meeting, they discussed the agenda.
9. When she arrived, everyone clapped.
10. Before the concert, they practiced their songs.
BEFORE, AFTER Y WEN
1. Before the party, I need to buy some snacks.
2. After finishing my homework, I'll go for a walk.
3. When the sun sets, it's time to light the campfire.
4. Before going to bed, I brush my teeth.
5. After the rain stops, we can go outside to play.
6. When the alarm rings, it's time to wake up.
7. Before starting the movie, let's make some popcorn.
8. After the meeting, we'll grab lunch together.
9. When the bell rings, it's time for class to begin.
10. Before cooking dinner, I need to go grocery shopping.
WHO, WHICH Y THAT
1. The person who called left a message.
2. The book that I borrowed from the library was very interesting.
3. She has a dog which loves to play fetch.
4. The car that I bought last week is red.
5. The movie that we watched last night was fantastic.
6. The computer which I use for work is very fast.
7. The restaurant that serves Italian food is my favorite.
8. The cat that lives next door is very friendly.
9. The house that we visited last week had a beautiful garden.
10. The friend who helped me move was very kind.
WHO, WHICH Y THAT
1. She is the one who won the race.
2. The book that I borrowed from the library was fascinating.
3. The car which he bought last week is blue.
4. He is the one who helped me when I was in trouble.
5. The restaurant that we went to last night had delicious food.
6. The cat which lives next door is very friendly.
7. I need to return the tools that I borrowed from my neighbor.
8. The movie that we watched yesterday was amazing.
9. She is the one who always arrives early for class.
10. The house which is for sale has a beautiful garden.
MUST BE, MIGTH BE Y CAN’T BE
1. The cake must be delicious because everyone is enjoying it.
2. He might be late because he usually gets stuck in traffic.
3. The noise outside can't be thunder; it's probably just construction work.
4. She must be tired because she worked late last night.
5. It might be cold outside, so bring a jacket just in case.
6. The package can't be here yet; the delivery usually takes two days.
7. He must be the new employee; I haven't seen him before.
8. It might be too late to catch the last train; we should hurry.
9. The answer can't be wrong; she's always thorough in her work.
10. She must be upset because she's not her usual cheerful self today.
MUST BE, MIGTH BE Y CAN’T BE
1. The keys must be in the living room.
2. It might be raining outside; I hear thunder.
3. She can't be at home; her car is not in the driveway.
4. The concert must be starting soon; the crowd is getting larger.
5. He might be late because of traffic; he usually arrives on time.
6. The cat can't be hungry; I just fed it an hour ago.
7. It must be his birthday; there are balloons and decorations everywhere.
8. She might be at the gym; she goes there every afternoon.
9. The store can't be closed yet; it's only 7 PM.
10. He must be studying hard; I see him with books all the time.

HAVE TO
1. I have to finish my homework before bedtime.
2. She has to wake up early for work tomorrow.
3. They have to clean the house before guests arrive.
4. We have to buy groceries for the week.
5. He has to attend a meeting this afternoon.
6. She has to visit the doctor for her check-up.
7. They have to study for the upcoming exam.
8. I have to call my parents to check on them.
9. He has to pay the bills by the end of the month.
10. We have to return the library books before they're overdue.

HAVE TO
1. I have to finish my homework before dinner.
2. She has to wake up early for work tomorrow.
3. We have to buy groceries for the week.
4. He has to attend a meeting at 10 a.m.
5. They have to clean the house before the guests arrive.
6. I have to call my parents to wish them a happy anniversary.
7. She has to study for her upcoming exams.
8. We have to pay the bills by the end of the month.
9. He has to take his dog for a walk every evening.
10. They have to prepare a presentation for the conference next week.