Rewrite as a rhetorical question with why:
People follow trends.

Choose the best modal (must / might / can’t):
He studies marketing and works for a major brand. He ______ understand advertising strategies well.

Complete the first conditional:
If you speak clearly, people ______ (understand) you better.

Complete: ______ pressure

A public statement from a satisfied customer is a:

Change into a negative rhetorical question:
It’s obvious that social media influences teenagers.

Choose the correct past modal:
They ignored all the warnings. They ______ (listen).

Complete the second conditional:
If I were more confident, I ______ (stand out) more.

Complete: brand ______

A short message encouraging the audience to take immediate action is called a:

Add a tag rhetorical question:
Everyone feels pressure to fit in, ______?

Choose gerund or infinitive:
People hesitate ______ (speak) up against peer pressure.

Complete the sentence correctly:
Support ______ is facing peer pressure. (whoever/whatever)

Complete: stand ______

A fake story designed to deceive people is a:

Rewrite using persuasive imperative and direct address:
Students should think independently.

Correct the mistake:
She suggested to change the venue.

Correct the mistake:
You can organize the event whoever you prefer.

Complete: face ______

A situation where both sides benefit is called a:

Rewrite using direct address and a rhetorical “what” question:
People often sacrifice their values to belong.

Rewrite expressing doubt in the past:
He was involved in the hoax. (less certain)

Rewrite using a free-choice word:
It doesn’t matter where the venue is; we will attend.

Complete: bow to ______

The place where an event is held is called a: