2 May and might both mean 'probably' or 'possibly'. We use will when we are sure of a future event. Match statements 1-6 to the correct meanings a-d.
1 We may travel to Mars in the next ten years. c It's possible that this will happen.
2 Brazil might not win the World Cup. a It's possible that this won't happen.
3 I will be sixteen next month. b This will certainly happen.
4 Our team won't win the championships. d This certainly won't happen.
5 It'll be warm in the summer. b This will certainly happen.
6 They might go away this weekend. c It's possible that this will happen.
2 May and might both mean 'probably' or 'possibly'. We use will when we are sure of a future event. Match statements 1-6 to the correct meanings a-d.
1 We may travel to Mars in the next ten years. c It's possible that this will happen.
2 Brazil might not win the World Cup. a It's possible that this won't happen.
3 I will be sixteen next month. b This will certainly happen.
4 Our team won't win the championships. d This certainly won't happen.
5 It'll be warm in the summer. b This will certainly happen.
6 They might go away this weekend. c It's possible that this will happen.
Наve (иметь) - had (имел)
Dance (танцевать) - danced (танцевал)
Go (идти) - went (ходил)
Clean (чистить) - cleaned (почистил)
Meet (встречать) - met (встретил)
Watch (смотреть) - watched (смотрел)
Stay (оставаться) - stayed (остался)
Like (нравиться) - liked (нравился)
Play (играть) - played (играл)
See (видеть) - saw (видел)
Cook (готовить) - cooked (приготовил)
2.
1. Went
2 saw
3 met
4 liked
5 came
6 cleaned
7 didn’t go
8 didn’t have
9 Did Tom help...?
10 Did you see...?
3
1. had
2. Went
3 drank
4 got up
5 slept
6 swam
7 sang
8 forgot
9 drove
10 lost
2
1 He played football yesterday
2 Irina wore nice clothes day before yesterday
3 It was my pen
4 We had breakfast at 7 o’clock
5 I drank coffee this morning
6 We saw a spider yesterday
7 She ate apples this morning
8 They were in London last year
9 My sister called him yesterday
10 My mother was a doctor two years ago