English Speaking Course Lesson 11 by Structures

Welcome back to our English Speaking Course Lesson 11 by Structures. In this Lesson, we are going to learn 3 Basic English Speaking Structures. The first one is ”Must be (adj)”, the second is ”Must be (noun) and the third last ”Must be (verb + ing)” We’ll start the English Speaking Course Lesson 11 by Structures

Use of must be (adj)

This structure is used when predicting that someone will be in a certain state or you are fairly certain that they will be in that state. For example, He must be in hotel.

Structure: [Subject] + must be + [adjective/noun/present participle]

• He must be tired.
• She must be sick.
• She must be late.
• He must be go out.
• She must be very uneasy about you.
• They must be starving.
• Your son must be quite tall by now.
• He must be don’t talk with me.
• Alishba must be in college.
• You must be ill.
• They must be home.
• They must be watch TV.
• They must be busy.
• He must be tall like you.
• Ali must be sick today.

Use of must be (noun)

This structure is used when you are guessing about a person or thing or you are fairly certain that a person or thing will happen. For example, She must be your cousin.

Structure: [Subject] + must be + [noun/adjective]

• He must be your brother.
• You must be American.
• This bike must be yours.
• He must be with you.
• She must be your friend.
• He must be a Cristian.
• Ahmad must be there.
• He must be in murre.
• This mobile must be yours.
• They must be cadets.
• Those shoes must be yours.
• They must be in the park.
• This pen must be her.
• They must be with their team.
• She must be from England.

Must be (verb + ing)

This structure is used when you are guessing or pretty sure what someone is going to do. For example, She must be waiting for me.

Structure: [Subject] + must be + ing + [present participle]

• You must be kidding.
• You must be joking.
• Ahmad must be driving the car.
• He must be coming to see you.
• Ahmad must be riding the bike.
• My mother must be cooking food.
• My parents must be waiting for me.
• Maria must be sleeping.
• The children must be playing cricket.
• The teacher must be explaining.
• Maria must be listening to music.
• My parents must be planning a trip.
• Ahmad must be enjoying the ride.
• You must be working hard.
• He must be bringing a gift.

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