Question

1. It will be RAINY tomorrow 2.I think it will RAIN tomorrow 3.It is unlikely TO RAIN tomorrow 4.RAIN is likely tomorrow 5.RAIN is possible tomorrow 6.It is possible that it will RAIN tomorrow 7.There is a risk of RAIN tomorrow Первые два предложения-пример как делать остальные 5 Определить часть речи выделенных слов ПО КОНТЕКСТУ, ПО ФУНКЦИИ В ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИИ, ПО СЛОВООБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНЫМ ЭЛЕМЕНТАМ, а НЕ по переводу на русский язык, например, в предложении It will be rainy tomorrow. часть речи слова rainy можно определить по словообразовательному элементу –суффиксу прилагательного –y) Т. е. это прилагательное А в предложении I think it will rain tomorrow. часть речи слова rain можно определить по функции в предложении – слово rain идёт после вспомогательного глагола will (время Future Simple) и является частью глагольного сказуемого, т. е. слово rain в этом предложении – глагол)

Answer 1

Ответ:

It is unlikely TO RAIN tomorrow - It will not rain tomorrow.

I think it will not rain tomorrow

Объяснение:

Answer 2

1. It will be RAINY tomorrow. (Adjective)
2. I think it will RAIN tomorrow. (Verb)
3. It is unlikely TO RAIN tomorrow. (Infinitive phrase: Adjective + Infinitive Verb)
4. RAIN is likely tomorrow. (Noun)
5. RAIN is possible tomorrow. (Noun)
6. It is possible that it will RAIN tomorrow. (Verb)
7. There is a risk of RAIN tomorrow. (Noun)

In these sentences:

• "RAINY" is an adjective describing the weather.
• "RAIN" functions as a verb indicating an action.
• "unlikely TO RAIN" includes an infinitive phrase where "unlikely" is an adjective modifying the infinitive verb phrase "TO RAIN."
• In "RAIN is likely tomorrow" and "RAIN is possible tomorrow," "RAIN" functions as a noun.
• In "It is possible that it will RAIN tomorrow," "RAIN" is a verb that forms part of the potential action.
• In "There is a risk of RAIN tomorrow," "RAIN" is a noun indicating a potential weather condition.

Your analysis of the parts of speech based on context, function in the sentence, and word formation elements is accurate. Keep in mind that the classification of words can sometimes depend on the specific grammatical analysis framework being used.