Which modal verb generally expresses the highest degree of certainty about the future?, will, might, may, What form of the verb comes after “will”, “may” and “might”?, the -ing form, the infinitive with “to”, the base form without “to”, Which structure is correctly used to express that something is probable?, likely to + verb-ing, be likely to + base verb, be likely + base verb, Where does “probably” usually go in a positive sentence with “will”?, after the main verb, after “will”, before the subject, Which sentence correctly expresses a negative prediction with “probably”?, They probably won’t arrive on time., They won’t probably arrive on time., They probably don’t will arrive on time., Which structure expresses that something is not probable?, be unlikely + verb-ing, unlikely + base verb, be unlikely to + base verb, Which sentence is grammatically correct?, Temperatures may rise in the future., Temperatures may to rise in the future., Temperatures may rising in the future., What is the main difference between “will” and “may/might” in predictions?, “Might” is only used for past events., “May” always shows complete certainty., “Will” generally shows more certainty than “may” or “might”., Which negative form is correct with “might”?, mightn’t to + base verb, might not + base verb, don’t might + base verb, Which expression shows that the speaker is almost completely certain something will not happen?, is likely to, definitely won’t, may not, Which question correctly uses “likely”?, Are people likely to live longer in the future?, Are people likely living longer in the future?, Do people likely to live longer in the future?, Where does “definitely” usually go in a positive sentence with “will”?, after the main verb, between “to” and the verb, after “will”, Which sentence correctly follows the pattern used after “I don’t think”?, I don’t think people will stop using smartphones., I think people won’t stop using smartphones., I don’t think people may to stop using smartphones., Which expression describes something that is possible but not certain?, definitely won’t + base verb, may + base verb, will definitely + base verb, Which sentence has the correct word order?, Humans will spend possibly more time indoors., Humans possibly will to spend more time indoors., Humans will possibly spend more time indoors.
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[ THEORY ] PROBABILITY
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