Are mee er te Puta tick next to each word that is an adverb of probability and a cross next to each ‘word that isn’t. probably ‘once undoubtedly it definitely unexpectedly suddenty_ first perhaps: @® Does the sentence use an adverb of probability? Tick Yes or No for each. Yes No | would realy lke to go to Wales. You will probably get very muddy in the field. Perhaps he went out. Lett doubtful. ® Write these adverbs in order from the least probable to the most probable. possibly definitely unlikely probably Write these words in the correct order to make a sentence. Remember to punctuate the sentence correctly. a) Kerry perhaps tea come to can } b) probably Joe lost got ©) was Molly definitely late ® Choose an appropriate adverb of probability to complete each of these sentences. Use a different adverb each time. a) The sun will rise in the morning. b) Rio is _going to football tomorrow. ©) tam the last to arrive, @) Andy, ran the last kilometre. @) Ellais the smartest gil | know. iS a aaS We use adverbials of probability to show how certain we are about something. Here are some adverbials of probability: eons Qo Read each statement and choose an adverbial of possibility to match it. For example: | will grow a tail tomorrow. never a) It will rain next week b) You will watch TV today. ——___ c) You will eat today. d) You wil play football tomorrow. e) You will brush your teeth today. f) You will go to school today. g) You will build a snowman this winter. GETTING 2 ‘Some adverbials mean the opposite of another ad ‘opposites. a) always possible b) often never impossible seldomBURN IT U Rewrite each sentence putting the adverbial of probability in the correct place. He listens to the radio. (often) He often listens to the radio. a) Judith ic very friondly. (ueually) b) They watch TV in the evening. (never) c) The weather is bad in December. (always) ) Ihave homework. (sometimes) e) Is he angry? (often) f) She doesn't travel by taxi. (often) ) The children go to the country in the summer. (always) \