Must be, May be, Might be, Could be, and Can't be

In this class we will learn to use:


Must                       Almost 100% sure it true.

May (not)
Might (not)             Not sure if ut is true (But it is possible)
Could

Must not
Couldn't                   Almost 100% sure it is not true
Can't

For example:

• Must

In fact, she had made a different decision about it so many times that his head must be spinning.
Alondra offered a timid handshake, but Dulce must be have thought it was an invitation to a wrestling match.
I must be apologize for the incident yesterday

• Can't

It can't be any more dangerous than driving around in Tulsa.
Surely it can't be that personal, and you're in no condition to be going to town.

• Might

I might be home early if I feel tired.
It crossed her mind that Alex might be more than uncomfortable in these surroundings
At this point, abandoning the two fertilized eggs might be a worse sin

Class 1 Earthquake

                                             Vocabulary 

Earthquake

This vocabulary is important for in understanding of this first class, and learn the new vocabulary about earthquake. For example:

• Avalanche                                                                     

                                 

• Dust Storm                                                                    

                                   

• Earthquake                                                                      

                                 

• Flood                                                                                    

                                   

• Hurricane                                                                                

                                   

• Tornado

• Tsunami

• Volcanic Eruption

•  Seaquake

• Cyclone

•  Landslide

•  Drought

•  Wildfire

I wait help is of great. Use this vocabulary to practise daily.