USE OF ENGLISH

Keep the meaning the same.

1. The phine's ringing. I think it's Tom.
The phone's ringing. It'll be Tom.

2. I'm ceratin that the Goverment will be defeated. (bound)

3. I rang Liam at home but there was no answer. There's no way that he's at home. (can't)


4. Do you think that Josh will arrive son? (likely)


5. I really don't expect Sam will fail his driving test. (shouldn't)
I think that Sam schouldn't fail his driving test.

6. Fran is propably lying. (chances)
It's chances that Fran's lying.

7. It's one o 'clock. I assume she's having lunch. (will)
It's one o'clock. She'll be having lunch.

mam problem z 2, 3 i 4.

2 to be bound to do sth
3 jaki problem?
4 to be likely to do sth

5 popraw blad ortograficzny
6 inny poczatek
7 ok

@mg
Sprawdz poczte tu na stronie, jesli mozesz :)

... i z 6. It's odnosi sie do l.poj, chances = l.mn. Zacznij od chances.

5 fails
2 I'm certain that the Gover....bound wll be defeated.
6 Chances are? (Chyba coś zgrzyta..)
4 Do you know when he is likely to coming?
3 Nie wiem gdzie uzyc can't

6 chances are that fran is lying.

4 Is it likely that Josh will arrive soon?

ja bym zgubil THAT, ale moze tez dobrze;)

2 i 4 wymagają konstrukcji z bezokolicznikiem
Twoja druga odpowiedź do 4 jest ok 'is it likely that...', ale można też zastosować konstrukcję z bezokolicznikiem.

3 nie moze byc w domu

@natalyn, przemysl 5.

w 5 mialas poprawic blad ortograficzny

3 He can't be at home.
2 Be bound that the Govermment will be defeated.

The Government is bound to be defeated.

@2 dostalas hint zeby uzyc bezokolicznik. Zacznij od innego slowa.

brilliant

jak 3?

Polyglot się włączył, ja sie wyłączam;)

3 ok