Choose the correct word/s.

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 905.

Complete the gaps using the information in brackets.

SIR JONATHAN TRAVIS, the Managing Director of Nightingale said' I (100% Certainty) ¹_____ our workers will receive a big pay rise this year and I (100% Certainty) ²_____ Nightingale will be the most profitable retailer in the country very soon.' City analysts were not as certain as Sir Jonathan. Roger Klein of Euro Bank said 'Pay (50% Possibility) ³_____ increase but I (100% Certainty) ⁴_____ the rise will not be very big.' Lucy-Anne LaForge, of NY was less hopeful. ‘I (0% Impossibility) ⁵_____ Nightingale won't be profitable by the end of this year. I think (75%) Probability) ⁶_____ Sir Jonathan Travis will not be MD of the company next year and that Nightingale will have a new strategy.'

1. That looks like Carlos over there, but it can't/mustn't be. He's in Germany. 2. Marie isn't at her office, so she can/must be on her way here. 3. I think you need to/have necessity to get some advice from your colleagues. 4. Is your car door damaged? Someone must tried/have tried to break in. 5. It's getting very late. I think we'd better/we would pay the bill and leave. 6. I might/can be able to help you, but I'm not sure. 7. Yes, it's a good idea, we should/must consult more closely with the unions. 8. It's absolutely necessary, we should/must consult more closely with the unions. 9. Lucy can't have/must have heard the bad news. She looks so happy. 10. Sorry, I must to/have to go now. I don't want to be late. 11. You might not/don't need to come to the meeting if you're busy. 12. This invoice can't/mustn't be right. It says £550 to repair the photocopier.