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    Unit 2

    Large numbers

    100- one hundred


    1,000-one thousand
    1,000,000-one million
    1,000,000,000- one billion

    May, might, could

    Form:

    Followed by the infinitive without to.

    Examples: Pablo may meet Neizan in the park.


    Carolina might come to my village at the weekend.
    Claudia could change their plans.

    Uses:
    To speculate and to talk about possibility in the future.

    Going to, might


    Form:

    Affirmative: Subject + to be (in present) + going to + infinitive + complement


    Example: She is going to travel to London.
    They are going to dance in the party

    Negative: Subject + to be (in negative) + going to + infinitive + complement


    Example: She is not going to speak with my friends
    I am not going to dance in the party

    Interrogative: Verb to be (in present) + subject + going to + infinitive + complement?


    Example: Is she going to meet with my friends?
    Are they going to sing in the party?

    Uses:
    Going to: Definite future plans and intentions
    Example: I am going to buy a new computer on Saturday
    Might: Possible plans in the future
    Example: Vera might not leave soon.
    Must, mustn´t, have to, don´t have to

    Form:

    Followed by the infinitive without to.

    Examples: Daniela must do homework


    Delia mustn´t exceed the speed limits.
    Óscar has to wear his uniform
    They don´t have to get up early at the weekend.

    Uses:
    -Must and have to: Obligation. (You must/have to go to school)
    -Mustn´t: Prohibition. (You mustn´t touch the ball with your hands if you are playing football)
    -Don´t have to: Things that aren´t necessary or that you aren´t obliged to do. (You don´t have
    to chase tornadoes)

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