It will probably rain tomorrow

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.

Be able to

Examples Explanations

I am able to see an image.

What is that computer able to do?

We are able to calculate large numbers with it. Use am/is/are able to + verb to talk about ability in the present.

She was able to connect the device.

They were able to find a solution. Use was/were/able to + verb to talk about ability in the past.

Will he be able to walk again?

Yes, he will be able to walk again. / No, he won´t be able to walk again. Use will + be + able to + verb to talk about ability in the future.

Present perfect

Examples Explanations

My grandfather had won the lottery

Three times !

I have not spent any money today Make the present perfect with have or has + the past participle or the verb.

Use the present perfect to talk about an action that began in the past and that continues into the present.

Has she ever borrowed money from you? Make questions in the present perfect by moving have or has in front of the subject.

I have saved $ 20 a week for three years.

He has been a millionaire since he found oil on his farm. Use for and since with the presents perfect to say how long something has been happening.

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