Share 4A - Grammar (2)
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Perhaps Luke has got lost. He has no sense of direction. (might)
Luke might have got lost.
I don't think he'll have time to call in and see us. He has a very tight schedule. (probably)
He probably won't have time to call in and see us.
I'm not sure she'll ever get over the break-up. (may)
She may never get over the break-up.
They will probably have heard the news by now. (ought)
They ought to have heard the news by now.
I didn't leave my credit card in the restaurant. I remember putting it in my wallet. (can't)
I can't leave my credit card in the restaurant.
I'm sure your sister will like the scarf - it's just her style. (bound)
Your sister is bound to like the scarf.
The company director probably won't resign, despite the disastrous sales figures. (unlikely)
The company director is unlikely to resign.
I'm sure he was in love with her, otherwise he wouldn't have married her. (must)
He must have been in love with here, ...
Are you sure you locked the back door? (definitely)
Did you definitely lock back the door?
According to press reports, the couple will probably get divorced soon. (likely)
...., It's likely that the couple will get divorced soon.
