Questões de Elementos gramaticais

If I had any problem with the supplier, I had asked your help.

If it doesn’t rain, we’re going to the beach.

If we’d chosen the other candidate, we might’ve had a better match.

If it works, please let me know.

“Hold your horses”: used to tell someone to wait before doing something.

“Close, but no cigar”: used for telling someone that they have failed, although their attempt or guess was almost successful.

“To pull someone’s leg”: to tell someone something that is not true, as a joke.

“Speak of the devil”: to say bad things about someone that has just arrived.

his – are – has.

their – were – is.

your – was – was.

yours – were – have.

didn’t – would – didn’t – don’t– did he.

hadn’t – wouldn’t – didn’t – will– have they.

wouldn’t – wouldn’t – did – won’t – has he.

weren’t – had – did – don’t – did they.

wouldn’t – had – isn’t.

would – would – didn’t.

hadn’t – wouldn’t – hasn’t.

had – hadn’t – doesn’t.