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LS (adverbs and modals of probability)
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Choose the correct option: We use could, may, might, possibly and perhaps when we are sure something is true / think something is possible.
We use could, may, might, possibly and perhaps when we think something is possible.
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Put the word 'probably' in the sentence: There won’t be any other big changes.
There probably won’t be any other big changes.
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Choose the correct option: We use Probably / Perhaps at the beginning of a sentence
We use 'Perhaps' at the beginning of a sentence
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Choose the correct option: He thinks that in the future there may be buses without drivers / mechanics.
He thinks that in the future there may be buses without drivers.
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Choose the correct option: Mechanics usually repair/explore things.
Mechanics usually repair things.
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Choose the correct option: Babysitters don't usually earn/look for that much money.
Babysitters don't usually earn that much money.
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Put the words in the correct order: will / there / be / possibly / robot fast-food servers
There will possibly be robot fast-food servers.
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Put the words in the correct order: study / I’ll / a plumber / perhaps / to be
Perhaps I'll study to be a plumber
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Choose the correct option: Engineers are good at designing / managing.
Engineers are good at designing.
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Correct the mistake: Other people think that robots possibly will take all the jobs.
Other people think that robots will possibly take all the jobs.
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Make a question: great managers/ robots / can / become / ?
Can robots become great managers?
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