Could
This sentence expresses what?
"We could go to dinner after the movie."
a-) doubt
b-) possibility
c-) ability
b-) Possibility
This sentence expresses what:
"You should see the new movie, it's great!"
a-) regret
b-) obligation
c-) giving advice
c-) giving advice
This sentence expresses what:
"Can you ride a bike?"
a-) ability
b-) obligation
c-) likelihood
a-) ability
This sentence expresses what:
"You mustn't talk during the movie."
a-) giving advice
b-) prohibition
c-) making a request
b-) prohibition
This sentence expresses what:
"Once I save enough money, I will be able to buy a car."
a-) ability to do something
b-) certainty that something is true
c-) prohibition
a-) ability to do something
This sentence expresses what?
"Could I have a coffee?"
a-) possibility
b-) polite request
c-) conditional statement
b-) polite request
This sentence expresses what:
"You should wear your seatbelt at all times while driving."
a-) probability
b-) obligation
c-) giving advice
b-) obligation
This sentence expresses what:
"They can leave early today."
a-) regret
b-) giving permission
c-) giving advice
b-) giving permission
This sentence expresses what:
"The sky is dark, it must be going to rain."
a-) giving advice
b-) certainty that something is true
c-) making a request
b-) certainty that something is true
This sentence expresses what:
"With practice, you will be able to speak perfect English."
a-) giving advice
b-) certainty that something is true
c-) future ability to do something
c-) future ability to do something
This sentence expresses what?
"If you have finished your homework, you can watch a movie."
a-) possibility
b-) polite request
c-) conditional statement
c-) conditional statement
This sentence expresses what:
"The train should arrive by 9AM."
a-) probability
b-) obligation
c-) giving advice
a-) probability
This sentence expresses what:
"Can they leave early today?"
a-) regret
b-) asking permission
c-) giving advice
b-) asking permission
This sentence expresses what:
"I must finish my homework before dinner."
a-) obligation
b-) certainty that something is true
c-) regret
a-) obligation
This sentence expresses what:
"I am able to swim."
a-) current ability to do something
b-) certainty that something is true
c-) prohibition
a-) current ability to do something
This sentence expresses what?
"I could swim when I was four."
a-) past ability
b-) polite request
c-) conditional statement
a-) past ability
This sentence expresses what:
"The traffic is very heavy; you should leave now."
a-) regret
b-) obligation
c-) making recommendations
c-) making recommendations
This sentence expresses what:
"Can you help me with this?"
a-) giving advice
b-) obligation
c-) making a request
c-) making a request
This sentence expresses what:
"You mustn't forget to lock the door when you leave."
a-) giving advice
b-) certainty that something is true
c-) prohibition
c-) prohibition
This sentence expresses what:
"I was able to swim as a child, but I am can't now."
a-) current ability to do something
b-) certainty that something is true
c-) past ability to do something
c-) past ability to do something
This sentence expresses what?
"They could be at the park right now."
a-) doubt
b-) possibility
c-) conditional statement
b-) possibility
This sentence expresses what:
"If you want to improve your English, you should practice every day."
a-) probability
b-) obligation
c-) giving advice
c-giving advice
This sentence expresses what:
"You know English, can you help Julia with her essay?"
a-) giving advice
b-) obligation
c-) making a request
c-) making a request
This sentence expresses what:
"You must attend the board meeting."
a-) obligation
b-) certainty that something is true
c-) prohibition
a-) obligation
This sentence expresses what:
"You all are able to do anything you set your minds to!"
a-) current ability to do something
b-) certainty that something is true
c-) future ability to do something
d-) all of the above!
d-) all of the above