Jaxtina - TC - Flipped Book - Lesson 17

Jaxtina - TC - Flipped Book - Lesson 17

by Ngọc Nguyễn

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Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer.

1. This piece of furniture costs too much money to buy. I can’t rent / afford it.

• rent

• afford

Multiple Choice

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2. My room is just down the couch / hall and on the right.

• couch

• hall

Multiple Choice

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3. They live in a low-cost / high-cost home, but it still looks quite nice.

• low-cost

• high-cost

Multiple Choice

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4. I have the money to buy a house, but I would prefer to afford / rent one.

• afford

• rent

Multiple Choice

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5. We can go out on the hall / balcony, have some lemonade, and watch the sunset.

• hall

• balcony

Multiple Choice

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6. Jeff and Maria were sitting on the couch / hall and watching TV.

• couch

• hall

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer to make phrases.

1. share / rent the chores

• share

• rent

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer to make phrases.

2. live / share alone

• live

• share

Multiple Choice

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3. studio / apartment hunting

• studio

• apartment

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer to make phrases.

4. housemate / studio apartment

• housemate

• studio

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer to make phrases.

5. rent / share the bills

• rent

• share

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer to make phrases.

6. live with a studio / roommate

• studio

• roommate

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer to make phrases.

7. rent / live a room

• rent

• live

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer to make phrases.

8. have alone / housemates

• alone

• housemates

​could

​FUTURE POSSIBILITY AND CERTAINTY (MAY, MIGHT, COULD, WILL, WON’T, PROBABLY, DEFINITELY)

​Function

We use may, might, and could to talk about things that are possible in the future. We use "probably" when we are almost sure about the future. We use "definitely" when we are very sure about the future.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer.

1. A: Will you live alone when you’re at college?

B: I’m not sure I can afford it. I will definitely / might ask a friend to be my roommate.

• will definitely

• might

Multiple Choice

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2. A: Would you like to live in a house in the country, or an apartment in the city?

B: Well, I like the country, and I hate the city! So, I may / will definitely live in a country home, even if I have to drive far for work.

• may

• will definitely

Multiple Choice

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3. A: Will you do apartment hunting this weekend?

B: I guess I could / would, if you’re available to help me!

• could

• would

Multiple Choice

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4. A: Do you think you’ll work in another country after you graduate?

B: It sounds exciting, but I like where I live right now. I definitely / probably won’t get a job in another country.

• definitely

• probably

Multiple Choice

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5. A: Have you found a place to live yet?

B: We’re still deciding. We may / will rent a room near Julio’s work, if we can afford it.

• may

• will