Which three modal verbs are used for "possibility" in the future? eg: "Tomorrow it .... be very hot".
might / may / could
I started work at 10 and I'm still working now at 12: "I .... for two hours"
I HAVE BEEN WORKING for two hours
Is this sentence correct? "He can't be the teacher, he's only 8 years old!"
Correct
Make this sentence negative: "I might go to the park tomorrow"
I might not go to the park tomorrow
Is this sentence correct? "She got a ten in the exam. She must to be very intelligent"
Incorrect - never use "to" after "must".
Complete the sentence: "How long ... you ... (teach) English?"
How long HAVE you BEEN TEACHING English?
Which modal verb cannot be used to talk about "possibilities" in the future?
could
might
may
can
It's very cloudy today, so I think it .... rain in the afternoon. Which ONE answer is incorrect?
can
might
could
may
Anthony has been playing guitar for 20 years. He .... be a good musician.
can't
must
may
can
Ask to borrow a pencil using "could"
Could I borrow a pencil?
Is this sentence correct? "He cans swim very fast"
Incorrect - can (modal verbs never change form)
If Anthony is in Paris, you .... have seen him in Barcelona yesterday.
might
must
may
can't
Is this sentence correct? "Yesterday he mighted quit his job"
Incorrect - might (modal verbs never change form)
Ask to go to the toilet using "may"
May I go to the toilet?
Complete the sentence with present perfect continuous: "We ... (watch) TV since this morning"
We HAVE BEEN WATCHING TV since this morning
Anthony started piano lessons in January and is still doing them now: "Anthony ... piano lessons since January"
Anthony HAS BEEN DOING piano lessons since January
Make this sentence negative: "We have been studying enough English today"
We haven't (have not) been studying enough English today
Complete the sentence with present perfect continuous: "I ... (sing) Shakira songs all day"
I HAVE BEEN SINGING Shakira songs all day