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VOCABULARY MODULE 2 DENNIS

Dennis Alvarez

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vocabulary and grammar

MAKING DEDUCTIONS

Dennis Alvarez
VOCABULARY

DEDUCTION The process of reaching a decision or answer by thinking about the known facts, or the decision that is reached

Genially

KEY LANGUAGE

"MIGHT" AND "COULD"

THE MODALS VERBS "MIGHT" AND "COULD" ARE USEFUL FOR SAYING THAT YOU'RE NOT SURE ABOUTH SOMETHING.

VOCABULARY

probability The level of possibility of something happening or being true.

Genially

GRAMMAR

USE "MIGHT" AND "COULD" WHEN SOMETHINH IS NOT CERTAIN.

Jhon has a sore ankle. It (might/could) be broken.

GRAMMAR

Use "might not" to describe a negative that is not certain. - It's not very swollen, so it might not be serious.

GRAMMAR

Use "could not" and "couldn't" to say that something was not possible in the past. - His ankle was so sore yesterday that he (could not/ couldn't) walk.

GRAMMAR

Use "cannot" and "can't" when you're certain something is impossible. - It (cannot/ can't) be broken because John walked to the doctor.

VOCABULARY

Necessity Something that you need, especially to live.

Genially

VOCABULARY

ability The power or skill needed to do something, or the fact that someone can do something.

VOCABULARY

advice An opinion that someone offers you about what you should do or how you should act in a particular situation

VOCABULARY

obligation The fact that you are obliged to do something.

VOCABULARY

choice An act or the possibility of choosing.