Lesson 316 - Julia Bressane Feller

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Circle the most suitable underlined option. lf more than one option is
possiblel{cle all that apply
a. They éa,!'tzi must / might wrong about their predictions. They have reviewed the
report several times before releasing the forecast.
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b. She can't / rÍrJrs.t/ might have been told about the new neighbors. She wouldn't have
sent them a "welcome" note otherwise.
c. He can't I nG I rnGrt be traveling, because we haven't seen him around lately.
d. ffit / Must / Miqht you be so clumsy?---._
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e. Jane hasn't arrived yet, she can't / lrP!ü / might be stuck in traffic, l'm sure.
^.f. We're not sure but we can't / must / nfiglr} go to Prague Íor Christmas this year.
Complete the senten€es with the correct form of the verbs given,
each verb is used twice. Listen to the definitions to help you.
to damage / to impair / to harm / to injure
a. For not being packed properly, the mixer *rt çby.Sd- before being
delivered.
b. - Iaplrgà- -- children will probably take longer to learn how to walk.
c. This new medicine will do *or. -*ie , '- than good for your pets.
d. Every year, thousands of people .r. ;nj'JreÔ in car accidents.
e. People whose vision is severely ir,llco,vqô -- aren't able to watch TV
without wearing glasses.
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f. Parents have a way of reducing the risk of :ho\")1a to their young
children.
g. He was seriously \HJtiteê when he fell off the tree.
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h. A ball fell off the roof and caused duv\Ggq to a parked vehicle,
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Bewrite the sentences beginning as shown so that the meaning stays
the same. Use can't, must and might: :
a. I suppose you are very tir.ed after such a long journey.
You
it s !rnpçs.qibie ri:at's 5u*i She s in the i:S,
!t s pcssiL":i* that it wili rain iat*r.
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l'i:"r :ui"e file n,Je i;n I rve i lhii"tv.
You r"ni?h\ 6e ]ckiry. ,,Jhu-', you o-'.ií L'{ ia ,rl :t d,viT
f. That's a réally stupid idea, l-don't think you're serious.
She
You
I think you're joking when you ask me {o go skydiving.
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A TV host interviewed an -* lJ\L! $u- !k- lady because she had just gotten married
forthe fourth time. The interviewer '"ri-, i. r- ,1 : . her questions about her Iife, about
what it rr, rr, , \,h q to be marrying again at the age of 8C, and
then about her new husband s r , ,' . "He's a funeral director," she ansvrered.
"lnteresting," the newsman thought. He then askecl her if she wouldn't - -ftr\\c
teliing him a little about her first three husbands ancl what they did for a rr .i iri -
She paused for a few momênts, and after a short time, a smile came to her face and she
ãnswereri : , . ", , expiaining thêt shÊ had first married a banker when she
was rr I ,thenaeircus,: vvhen
thelvar .r. I ,. ,thenaoreacherwhenshewas
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- a funeral director. The reporter looked at her, and asked why she had
married four men with such different !,t\.!.,.-r-i.- . She smiled and explained, "l married
one for the money, two for the show, three to get ready, and íour to go.l'
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