Paraphrase the following sentences in as many ways as possible.

Example: Perhaps she has got a new job. → She may/might/could have got a new job.

1. I’m sure he isn’t a policeman.

2. I’m certain she made this case herself.

3. It’s possible he posted the letters yesterday.

4. Perhaps we have won a prize.

5. I’m sure they don’t eat meat.

6. I’m certain she lives with her parents.

7. It is likely that I will be late for work tomorrow.

8. Perhaps he has gone to the doctor.

9. I’m sure we haven’t missed the bus.

10. It’s possible they have been invited to the party.

Our second class was English and it (was) great. We (listened) to the song “Old MacDonalds had a farm” and then we all (sang) it. After that we (had) the game “Guess the Noise”. We (were having) a lot of fun when our headmaster Mr Loveday (walked) into the classroom. He (began) to play with us and (made) a very realistic elephant noise. While he (was making) that noise all the pupils (were laughing). They (laughed) for at least five minutes, I think. Mr Loveday is always so serious but he (was) so funny during the game.

Our second class was English and it was great. We listened to the song “Old MacDonalds had a farm” and then we all sang it. After that we had the game “Guess the Noise”. We were having a lot of fun when our headmaster Mr Loveday walked into the classroom. He began to play with us and made a very realistic elephant noise. While he was making that noise all the pupils were laughing. They laughed for at least five minutes, I think. Mr Loveday is always so serious but he was so funny during the game.