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Describe what happened to something in your home today. Use passive voice. For example: 'The dishes were washed this morning.'

Write 2–3 sentences about a historical event using passive voice. Include who performed the action where possible. For example: 'The Eiffel Tower was built by Gustave Eiffel in 1889.'

Write a short formal report (4–5 sentences) about a process in your workplace or school. Use passive voice throughout and include at least one present perfect passive and one future passive.

Give advice to a new student using 'should' or 'shouldn't'. Write at least 2 sentences.

Write 3 sentences about future possibilities using 'might', 'could', or 'would'. Think about your plans or predictions for the next year.

Think of a situation that went wrong. Write 3 sentences reflecting on what might have happened differently, using 'might have', 'could have', and 'should have'.

Describe a person you know well using a relative clause with 'who' or 'that'. Example: 'My teacher, who speaks five languages, is from Canada.'

Describe a place you have visited or would like to visit. Use 'which' in one sentence and 'where' in another.

Write a rich description of a city or country you know well. Include at least two different relative clauses (e.g. who, which, whose, where, in which).

Rewrite this sentence using a noun instead of a verb:

'They decided to expand the business.'

Begin with: 'Their decision…'

Transform this informal sentence into formal written English using nominalization:

'They looked into how the accident happened and then they made changes.'

Try to use: investigation, implementation.

Write a formal academic or business sentence on any topic of your choice. Use nominalization at least twice.

Write a sentence about something you have done this week using the present perfect. Begin with: 'This week, I have…'

Describe a past experience that changed how you think or feel. Use the past perfect to show the sequence of events clearly.

Write about a goal you hope to achieve. Use the future perfect to describe what you will have accomplished by a specific future time. Write 2–3 sentences.