It will probably rain tomorrow
Enviado por mayito1202 • 4 de Diciembre de 2014 • 796 Palabras (4 Páginas) • 155 Visitas
It will probably rain tomorrow.
There definitely won´t be thunderstorms this afternoon. Use adverbs like definitely and probably to show the probability of a prediction.
Definitely = 100% certain
Probably = at least 50% certain
The temperature will definitely rise. Put the adverb between will and the verb in affirmative sentences
There probably won´t be a tornado today Put the adverb before won´t in negative sentences.
Possessive pronouns
Personal pronouns Possessives
Subject Object Adjectives Pronouns
I live in an apartment Two friends live with me. It´s my apartment. The apartment is mine.
He
She has a dryer.
It him.
The dryer belongs to her.
It.
His
It´s her dryer.
Its His.
The dryer is hers.
You
We are on the balcony.
They
You
The neighbors are with us.
Them. Your
It´s our balcony.
Their Yours.
The balcony is ours.
Theirs.
Should for advice
Affirmative sentences Negative sentences Questions Explanations
You should clean your bedroom. You should not/
Shouldn’t leave your clothes on the floor.
Should I throw
Away this comic
Book? We use should + verb
Ask for and gave advice.
Shouldn´t is the contraction of should + not.
I
You
He
She should go now
It
We
They
I
You
He
Shouldn´t stay
It
We
They I
You
He
Should she go now?
It
We
they Should + verb is always the same for all subjects
Could , have to, and must for advice
Examples Explanations
You could study at the library.
You could go there after school. We use could + verb for advice that isn’t strong and suggestions
You have to finish this project tonight We use have to + verb for strong advice.
You must pass you exams to receive a diploma. We use must + verb for very strong advice or commands
Past progressive
Examples Explanations
She was riding her mountain bike all day We form the past progressive with was or were + the – ing form of the verb.
We were diving when the accident happened. We use the past progressive to talk about an action that was happening when something else accurred.
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