1. Laura's father said she could go abroad the following year when she finished high school. (Could est plus naturel que would be allowed.)

2. The father told Laura she had to find a job and gain some work experience.

3. Laura's father said she also had to master English.

4. The mother added she could travel and meet people from all over the world. It was a unique opportunity.

1. The batteries on her mobile were flat and she wasn't able to call anybody.

2. She left her car and had to walk miles before she arrived home.

3. Her parents had allowed her to go but now they don't want another incident.

4. She won't be allowed to take a car at night.

5. She won't be allowed / able to use her parents' car for some time.

1. Next year I'll have to go abroad for a year.

2. When I graduate I can find an internship abroad.

3. Next year I'll have to find suitable accommodation.

4. When I'm 18 I won't be able to spend a whole year, but I'll be able to stay six months.

5. When I'm 18 my parents said I could apply wherever I wanted.

1. He stays indoors and surfs the Net although he is overweight.

2. He knows he puts on weight because he doesn't move enough.

3. He won't lose weight since he's glued to his screen all day long.

4. He spends all his time on the Net although he knows it's bad for his health.

5. He won't be very fit until he changes his habits.

6. He is addicted to the Internet although it's harmful for his health.

7. His health will improve provided he exercises enough.

1. When Helen Keller was one and a half years old, she became very sick.

2. After she lost most of her sight and hearing (vue et ouïe) she realized she would be different.

3. As / Whenever she tried to communicate, she got frustrated.

4. Although / When she wanted to say things, she couldn't.

5. Although she was blind and deaf she learned to talk.

6. As she was bright, she learnt how to speak.

7. When she grew older she tried to help disabled people.

1. As slavery was illegal in the North, slaves wanted to escape there.

2. Harriet Tubman led slaves to freedom. She helped them hide until they reached the North.

3. The slaves moved from one shelter to another at night. Harriet risked her life although she knew she could be arrested.

4. Although it was dangerous she was never caught.

5. As she had helped 300 slaves to escape she was called Moses.

1. Where do you come from?

2. What was the film like?

3. What was it about? What was the film about?

4. Who did you go to the shopping centre with?

5. Who will you be going to the concert with?

6. Who are you waiting for?

7. What / Which bus are you waiting for?

8. What are you afraid of?

9. Who are you laughing at?

10. What is it for?

1. What's your name?

2. How old are you?

3. Are you married or single?

4. What's your job / What do you do?

5. Where do you work?

6. Were you related to the victim?

7. How long were you flatmates?

8. Where were you at 10 p.m.?

9. What were you doing at 10 p.m.?

10. When did you last see the victim?

11. When did you go back home?

12. Where is the cinema located?

13. How long was the film?

1. What's your name?

2. Where do you come from?

3. Why did you come here?

4. How much money do you have?

5. Where did you get it? Let me see it.

6. Do you have any friends here? Any relatives?

7. Did anybody sponsor you?

8. Will somebody come to take care of you?

9. Are you an anarchist?

10. Who paid for your passage?

11. Have you already found a job in America?