Nombre: MENECES MONTAÑO ERICKA Nota:

Fecha: 28/01/2022
Carrera: Licenciatura en Ingeniería Financiera
Materia: Intermediate English (Financial)
Docente: Lic. Karina Pereira Sarvia, MBA.

EXERCISE 1.3. MODAL OF POSSIBILITY

A. WRITE 10 SENTENCES WITH WILL

1. He will be pleased.
2. I will lead you to it.
3. She will go to the country.
4. I will see you soon.
5. Will they follow us?
6. He will save Bolivia
7. It will cost you to cook.
8. Yes, Erika will be worried.
9. She will only use it to do homework.
10. This will be amazing.

B. WRITE 10 SENTENCES WITH MAY

1. May I go at nine?
2. You may do as you wish.
3. They may be too busy running.
4. I may have gotten you into something.
5. I may not have a choice, though.
6. May I hold you?
7. May as well get this over with.
8. I may jar us loose.
9. We may stay there a night or two.
10. It may be awhile by earth standards.

C. WRITE 10 SENTENCES WITH MIGHT

1. She might as well get some rest.
2. This might be a good time to ask.
3. You might as well give up.
4. He might leave again.
5. Don't you think he might get ideas?
6. That's not as far out as you might think.
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 Nombre: MENECES MONTAÑO ERICKA Nota:
Fecha: 28/01/2022
Carrera: Licenciatura en Ingeniería Financiera
Materia: Intermediate English (Financial)
Docente: Lic. Karina Pereira Sarvia, MBA.

7. You might need to replicate everything.

8. We don't know what he might have dug up.
9. Might be something else.
10. She thought you might be upset.

D. WRITE 10 SENTENCES WITH COULD

1. I could not help it.
2. I could not understand, and was vexed.
3. I wish you could stay.
4. No, so I could get over it.
5. She could feel the blood drain from her face.
6. How could you know?
7. She could barely breath.
8. I could hardly wait to get back to Cochabamba.
9. I could tell it was shod.
10. I could use a day cleaning up the barn.

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