Form a sentence using "excel at".
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Form a sentence using "incapable of"
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Read the description: To have the necessary skills, competence, and knowledge to do something.
To have what it takes.
Complete the sentence with the best modal verb: I tried to bake a cake for us, but I _____ get it right. (Shouldn't/Couldn't/Can/'t)
I tried to bake a cake for us, but I couldn't get it right.
We use _____, _____ and _____ to say something is possible, but we are not sure.
We use may, might and could to say something is possible, but we are not sure.
We use ____ to draw conclusions based on evidence.
We use must to draw conclusions based on evidence.
Tell us three sentences that express expectations (good and bad).
I have a bad feeling about this.../Something could easily go wrong.../That could be a problem.../I can hardly wait to...
Form a sentence using "neither...nor..."
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Form a sentence using "not only... but also..."
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Form a sentence using the Present Perfect
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Form a sentence using the Present Perfect Progressive
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Tell us five words related to possibility and impossibility.
Far-fetched, probable, phony, full of holes, questionable...
Ow mai goowd!! Teacher Gaby failed her driving test. Do you belive it??
This can't be true! She excels at everything she does!
She must have failed. She is incapable of driving!
She might have failed.
