Learn Spoken English Through Dialogues. For High School Students.

1. TO EXPRESS PROBABILITY
For Senior
Students.
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2. Do you hear the noise outside?
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3. Why not? It must be the voice of
a child. The child is crying.
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4. I think probably it is hungry and
needs some milk.
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5. Let us expect her mother will
listen to her and come to her
need.
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6. See that woman; she must have
been her mother.
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7. How would you say so?
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8. Her face shows clearly that
motherly affection.
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9. O.k. Leave
the matter. It
is going to
rain. Shall we
have a bet?
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10. Don’t try to play stale tricks on
me. Can’t I see the clouds?
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11. Yes, you ought to have such
type of presence of mind.
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12. Must; should; ought to, going to,
will, would, probably etc. express
probability.
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13. “Must” indicates a very strong sense of
present or future probability. It adds the
additional sense of speaker’s opinion.
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14. “Should or ought to” may be used if
there are sufficient reasons.
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15. “Will” also can express assumptions,
but “would” is a bit less certain. We can
also use probably, likely etc.
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