Epilogue
Think about it
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Workbook p. 126
Do the math.
1.
Eight hundred and forty‑two minus sixtythree point eight equals
2.
1/2 + 1/4 =
3.
619,000 + 2.3 =
4.
Twelve times ten minus fifteen divided by five equals
65.3 million sixty-five → point three million
33,972 → thirty-three thousand nine hundred and seventy-two
54% → fifty-four percent
+ plus
- minus
÷ divided by
× multiplied by/times
= equals
¼one fourth, one quarter,
⅓ one third,
½ half,
¾ three fourths, three quarters
Match the modal verb phrases with the sentence that shows the degree of certainty.
1.
can't be
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might be
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may be
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could be
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must be
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will be
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Can't be → 0% certainty
Might be → 25%
Could be → 75%
Must be → 95%
Make predictions for a better future.
1. wars → end
2. people → fight
3. the problem of homelessness → disappear
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb.
1.
If we
(talk) more about the problem, more people
(think) of a solution.
2.
If we
(can) erase borders, people
(live) where they wanted.
3.
If everyone
(have) access to safe water, people
(not become) so sick.
4.
If we
(stop) fighting, there
(be) no more wars.
If + past simple… would + BV
Choose between will and would to show probable vs. certain future.
1.
If we study more, we
have better results.
2.
If it rained less, we
ride our bikes to school.
3.
If the school closed, we
not be able to study
4.
If our teacher is off sick, we
have a free class period.
If + past + would → possible future
If + present + will → certain future
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