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Hypothesis

Hypothesizing, predicting and talking about conditions offers a rich bank of language resources for the CLIL learner. Here, Keith Kelly explores language related to this practice, which frequently incorporates modal verbs for talking about conditions and expressing certainty, probability and possibility.

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  • Hypothesis: Geography

    Author: Keith Kelly Type: Word list

    Keith Kelly looks at examples of the language of hypothesis, prediction and conditions from the area of geography, covering common structures and lexical phrases.

  • Hypothesis: Science

    Author: Keith Kelly Type: Word list

    Keith Kelly looks at examples of the language of hypothesis, prediction and conditions from the area of science, covering common structures and lexical phrases.

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