PRONUNCIATION:

1. indicates =  [ indi-keyts ] 

2. likelihood =  [ layk-li-hud ]

3. evidence = [ evidens ]

4. convey= [ con-vey ]

5. surrender = [ surrendered ]

6. obligation = [ obli-gey-shan ]

GRAMMAR: 

1. I came back to my home friday = we came back on home on friday

2. we got some rest on Saturday = we took a rest last Saturday

3. we bought instant dumplings at mart = we buy the instant or premade dumplings at the local mart

4. "its been raining for 3 days = it has been raining for 3 days
5. she should have skipped meal = she must have skipped a meal

6. she should have = she may have gotten lost

7. she should have = she must have failed​
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HOMEWORK:  Write how you use "could have and may have" in sentences.