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infinitive anв modal verbs
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pipetochka
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infinitive anв modal verbs
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good nights!!! please if someone has a few free minutes. help me to make from the sentences the sentences with modal verbs:
1. I don �t advise you to wear this dress.
2. They are shouting. perhaps they are having an argument.
3. i �m sure it isn �t rock music. it sounds like country style.
a big very big thanks in advice!!!
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18 Feb 2009
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MissMelissa12
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1. You shouldn �t wear this dress.
2. They are shouting. They might be having an argument.
3. It can �t be rock music. It sounds like country style.
Miss Melissa.  |
18 Feb 2009
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Isabel L
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Hi,
I would say:
1. You shouldn �t wear this dress
2. They are shouting. They may be having an argument
3. It can �t be rock music. It sounds like country style.
I hope it helps. |
18 Feb 2009
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zoemorosini
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Hello! Some other alternatives...(ooh I love these linguistic puzzles!)
1. You ought not to wear this dress.(strong)/You might not want to wear this dress.(kind advice)/You mustn�t wear this dress. (strongest)
2. They�re shouting. They must be having an argument.(if you know them as argumentative)/They could be having an argument.(no assumption)
3. I�m sure it isn�t rock music. It might be country (music)./It could be country.
Best wishes!
P.S. By the way, you began your initial message "Good nights" so I was confused! Even if it�s very late, to say the equivalent of "hello" you�d need to use "Good evening" instead. "Good night" always means "goodbye". |
18 Feb 2009
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