7. How could galleries and museums attract more visitors?
Well, I guess that first of all art galleries should be free, or very cheap. I also think
that we should find a way to make museums more interesting, I mean less boring
．
Usually
these places are very quiet and sometimes even run-down. It’s not a good place for young
people to learn something practical
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Art and history should be considered as practical
subjects, so tour guides should interact with the public. They should tell some anecdotes
short stories) to make the visitors think. You know, sightseers could have a chance to take a
quiz before and after the museum tour. They could install computers with big screens that tell
stories or ask questions to the guests. And probably most importantly, the museum curator
leader) should organize some partnerships with local schools to explain to students why
these places are meaningful.
It’s now your turn to answer!
8. How could the living conditions of animals in the zoo be improved?
9. How could parents control the amount of time children spend online?
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9 How Might...?
(Possibilities in the Future)
Try not to use “maybe” too much. Instead, it’s better to say: “We might…People may…
It’s likely that…”
Remember to use these modals (might, may, should, would, must) whenever you are talking
about the future or hypothesizing. You can always start your sentences with:
I’m not quite sure yet…
I haven’t made up my mind yet.
Of course, we don’t know what could happen in the future, but I think that...
It’s just an hypothesis, but people might…
“(Next year?) I might go to Australia” is much better than “maybe I will go to
Australia.”
In the future, newspapers might disappear because young people prefer reading
the news online.
Hypothesis
：
"Wow
！
He’s wearing a Rolex on his wrist. He must be rich!” is better than “maybe he
is rich.”
It might happen…
They might even invent...
People might stop doing...
It may improve our future...
we may learn…
The government may
decide to...
It’s suite likely that...
It’s very likely that...
It’s extremely likely that…
There’s no doubt that...
We’ll definitely see...
We’ll most certainly
witness...
We should expect to see…
It shouldn’t be a surprise if...
It would be no surprise
if...
…guess that...
I assume that...
I suppose that...
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