I. Express the same idea, using to be likely, to be unlikely, to be certain, to be sure.
1. I know that this action film will be superb.
2. I think the tickets will be sold out.
3. We all know that the Academy Award will take place in Hollywood.
4. I don’t think that this cast will star in a soap opera.
1. I know that this action film will be superb.
2. I think the tickets will be sold out.
3. We all know that the Academy Award will take place in Hollywood.
4. I don’t think that this cast will star in a soap opera.
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1. This action film is sure to be superb.
2. The tickets are likely to be sold out.
3. The Academy Award is certain to take place in Hollywood.
4. This cast is unlikely to star in a soap opera.