Modal Verb

To make predictions, we use "will/ won't"

• True

• False

We can use phrases with "will/ won't" to make the predictions stronger or___.

Which one is grammatically correct?

• I don't think she will come to the party.

• I think she won't come to the party.

"may/ might/ could" are used to talk about future possibilities

• False

• True

Which one is followed by "may/ might/ could" ?

• gerund

• to infinitive

• bare infinitive

To say that it is possible that something will mot happen, we use___.

• may not

• might not

• could not

• will not

Rewrite (Use the given word in brackets)

I'm certain that you'll pass all your exams

-> You________all your exams. (definitely)

Rewrite (Use the given word in brackets)

I don't think it will rain tomorrow

-> I __________tomorrow (doubt)

Which adjective is suitable in this sentence?

"I am ____the teacher will give us lots of homework today."

• certain

• sure

• both

Rewrite (Use the given word in brackets)

You'll definitely enjoy the film.

-> I _______the film. (sure)