T/could • must / can't • perhaps 4 Rewrite the sentences using the words in brackets.
1 It's possible he'll give the money to charity. (might)
2 She could get an award next week. (perhaps)
3 It's possible to learn a lot from kind people. (can)
4 Jane's not answering her phone, so obviously
she's asleep. (must)
5 Jason is ill, so there's no way he'll be playing
football tomorrow. (can't)

1. What do you usually do at weekends?
I watch films and do my homework?
2. Does he go at work by foot?
Yes, he does.
3. You often visit her, don’t you?
Yes, I do.
4. How often do you visit your grandma?
I visit her twice a month.
5. Who does always say hello to you near the shop?
It is my friend Ben.

1. What are you doing now?
I’m listening to music.
2. He is playing computer at the moment, isn’t he?
3. Who is playing the guitar at that room?
It is my brother Tom.
4. Is she walking now?
Yes, she is.
5. Are they swimming there?
No, they aren’t

1. What do you usually do at weekends?
I watch films and do my homework?
2. Does he go at work by foot?
Yes, he does.
3. You often visit her, don’t you?
Yes, I do.
4. How often do you visit your grandma?
I visit her twice a month.
5. Who does always say hello to you near the shop?
It is my friend Ben.

1. What are you doing now?
I’m listening to music.
2. He is playing computer at the moment, isn’t he?
3. Who is playing the guitar at that room?
It is my brother Tom.
4. Is she walking now?
Yes, she is.
5. Are they swimming there?
No, they aren’t