grammar point

[steve24183309]

Help, please put me out of my misery. I'm not looking for answers to the below questions, as I still have to justify my answers, but how do I determine the answer. I am told that the practice of explaining the grammar point comes with teaching experience. But on reading the question, "the most likely," I find the grammar point mystifying, especially when I am advised that there are no rules for this point.





3 Determine what the most likely grammar point will be in each of the following and summarize or define it.


A. I would go if I had the time.


B. What have you done with your hair?


C. That sign was just painted.


D. He could have phoned but I doubt it.


E. She´ll have finished by the time we arrive.

[Abstract Idea]

----- I am not an English teacher -----

Help, please put me out of my misery. I'm not looking for answers to the below questions, as I still have to justify my answers, but how do I determine the answer. I am told that the practice of explaining the grammar point comes with teaching experience. But on reading the question, "the most likely," I find the grammar point mystifying, especially when I am advised that there are no rules for this point.





3 Determine what the most likely grammar point will be in each of the following and summarize or define it.


A. I would go if I had the time.


B. What have you done with your hair?


C. That sign was just painted.


D. He could have phoned but I doubt it.


E. She´ll have finished by the time we arrive.

What exactly do you mean? What is the context?
Maybe:
A - conditional
B - present perfect
C - just or passive voice
Is that what you mean? What is it for?

[tedtmc]

Determine what the most likely grammar point will be in each of the following and summarize or define it.

What is a grammar point?

Why 'will be' and not 'is'?

not a teacher