ESCUELA SUPERIOR POLITÉCNICA DE CHIMBORAZO

SEDE ORELLANA
INGENIERÍA AMBIENTAL
ENGLISH II

• Work in group
• Nayeli Lisette Cedeño Echeverria
Members • Mishell Estefania Bautista Torres
• Michelle Elisa Zurita Ordoñez
• Jairo Carlos Alvarado Salazar
• Diana Mirley UrriagoGarzon
• Cristina Yajaira Zurita Quishpe
• Bryghan Iver Zambrano Mera
• Ana Gabriela Correa Jimenez

Career Environmental engineering Level Second ¨A¨

Date June 02, 2020 Teacher Andrés Ordoñez

EXERCISE 1. Complete the sentences use will or won’t if you’re sure. Use
may/might if you’re not sure.
1. I may be in class next Monday.
2. I will be in class tomorrow.
3. I won't get a letter from a friend of mine tomorrow.
4. I might watch TV for a little while after dinner tonight.
5. I may have a grammar test in class tomorrow.
6. We won't eat dinner at a restaurant tonight.
7. It might be cloudy tomorrow.
8. The sun may rise tomorrow morning.
9. I will choose a career in music after I finish school.
10. I will be in class tomorrow.
11. There might be another earthquake in Japan in the next few months.
12. The population of earth will continue to grow.
13. Cities will become more and more crowded
14. I may communicate with beings from outer space before the end of 21st
century.
15. Do you think we might communicate with other beings through music?
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SEDE ORELLANA
INGENIERÍA AMBIENTAL
ENGLISH II

EXERCISE 2: Write a paragraph about what you’re going to do tomorrow. Using

simple future and May or might

Tomorrow I will get up early, I can have a video conference at 7 in the morning,
then I will take a partial English exam, then I can start finishing my homework that
I have pending, in the afternoon I may go out to play for a while, it may start to do a
little exercise, at the end of the day I can end up very tired and go to bed.

MAYBE (ONE WORD) MAY BE (TWO WORDS)

The word maybe means “possibly”
Maybe comes in front of a subject and verb
May be is used as the verb of a sentence
EXERCISE 3: Find the sentences where maybe is used as an adverb and where
may is used as a part of the verb.
1. Maybe it will rain tomorrow. Adverb
2. It may rain tomorrow. Verb
3. We may go to the museum tomorrow. Verb
4. Maybe Ann would like to go to the museum with us. Adverb
5. She may like to go to art museum. Verb
6. It’s cold and cloudy today. It may (verb) be cold and cloudy tomorrow.
Maybe (Adverb) the weather will be warm and sunny this weekend.
 ESCUELA SUPERIOR POLITÉCNICA DE CHIMBORAZO
SEDE ORELLANA
INGENIERÍA AMBIENTAL
ENGLISH II

EXERCISE 4: Use maybe or may/might

1. A: Is David going to come to the party?

B: I don’t know. Maybe

2. A: What are you going to do tomorrow?

B: I don’t know. I might go swimming.

3. A: What are you going to do tomorrow?

B: I don’t have any plans. Maybe I’ll go swimming

4. A: Where’s Robert?

B: I don’t know. He may be at the office.

5. A: Where’s Robert?

B: I don’t know. Maybe he’s at the office.

6. A: Is Amanda married?

B: Hmmmm. I’m not sure. Maybe she is, and might she isn’t.