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Modals and adverbs

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  • You must be happy with your new TV (definitely)
    You are definitely happy with your new TV
  • Perhaps Sam wants to sleep more (might)
    Sam might want to sleep more
  • Your boots probably are in the bedroom (could)
    Your boots could be in your bedroom
  • He could be Sue's brother. (Probaby)
    He probably is Sue's brother
  • The group is definitely talking too much. (must)
    The group must be talking too much
  • Jack is at home because I heard him. (must)
    Jack must be at home because I heard him
  • Jack is possibly at home because the lights are on. (might)
    Jack might be at home because the lights are on
  • He is definitely Sue’s brother.(must)
    He must be Sue's brother.
  • I could be fired (probably)
    I am probably fired
  • We may go to the restaurant (Perhaps)
    Perhaps we go to the restaurant
  • Sophia is definitely watching TV in her room. (must)
    Sophia must be watching TV in her room
  • It may mean she wants to accep it (maybe)
    Maybe it means she wants to accept it
  • Sam may want to sleep more (Perhaps)
    Perhaps Sam wants to sleep more
  • Jack might be at home because the car is in the garage (Maybe)
    Maybe Jack is at home because the car is in the garage
  • It probably means she doesn't like it (could)
    It could mean she doesn't like it
  • That strange story is probably one more of her lies. (could)
    That strange story could be one more of her lies
  • She could be sick (probably)
    She probably is sick
  • Perhaps your umbrella is in the car. ((might)
    Your umbrella might be in the car
  • Maybe Sam wants to be alone (may)
    Sam may want to be alone
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