Future Probability
Make a prediction about the climate using "might"
It might get warmer in the next 2 years.
What is the phrase that refers to the area with a lot of trees?
woodland
They were disappointed because few / a few people attended the talk.
few
Make a speculation: Your friend is crying
I suppose it's about her boyfriend
Make a sentence with "although":
Hungry/not eat
Although the dog was hungry, it didn't eat
Make a prediction about the weather
It is going to rain
What is another word for landscape?
scenery
There is a little / a lack of opportunities for young people in my town so they prefer to move into big cities for their large job market.
a lack of
Make a speculation about your neighbor using "I reckon"
I reckon he's in his thirties
Make a sentence with "despite":
Hungry/not eat
Despite being hungry, the dog didn't eat.
Despite the hunger, the dog didn't eat.
Despite the fact it was hungry, it didn't eat
Make a prediction about your job using "likely"
I am likely to get promoted
What adjective means there is no one else around?
deserted
We were in a majority / in a minority so we had to accept their decision.
in a minority
How else to say (using a speculative phrase): I would never do that!
There's no way I would ever do that!
What are other words for:
boring & tiring
tedious & exhausting
When do we use "due to"? Give an example
She is due to give birth next month
The bus is due to arrive soon
They are due to be expelled from school for all that misbehavior
What is the opposite of a small area?
open space
I’ve got little / a little time now if you want me to help you.
little
How else can you say "I think" (3 ways)
suppose, i'd have thought, I reckon
What can be described as "harsh" and "modest"
harsh environment, conditions
modest lifestyle, person, design
What's the strongest prediction form? Give an example
We are certain to win the next match
What word means "a rough path or road"
track
Most of our colleagues went home, but a handful of / a good deal of us stayed to finish the job.
a handful of
Use "bound to" in a sentence
They are bound to be tired from all that workout
She's bound to be broke after spending all that money on new clothes
Use "whereas" in a sentence about countries
Whereas Spain is full of tourists, Portugal is less crowded.