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What is the difference between 'will' and 'might'?

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'Will' indicates a strong certainty about a future event, while 'might' suggests a possibility that is less certain.

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When should you use 'might' in a sentence?

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'Might' is used to express a possibility or a suggestion that is not guaranteed to happen.

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What does it mean if someone says, 'I might go to the party'?

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It means that there is a possibility they will attend the party, but it is not certain.

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How do you express a 100% certainty about a future event?

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You can use 'will' to express 100% certainty, as in 'I will go to the party.'

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What is the meaning of 'probably' in relation to 'will' and 'might'?

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'Probably' indicates a higher likelihood than 'might' but less certainty than 'will.'

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How would you express a decision made at the moment of speaking?

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You would typically use 'will,' as in 'I will help you with that.'

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What is an example of using 'might' in a question?

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An example is: 'Might you join us for dinner?'

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How can 'won't' be used in a sentence?

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'Won't' is the contraction of 'will not' and is used to express a refusal or certainty that something will not happen.

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What does 'I probably won't go to the cinema' imply?

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It implies that there is a high likelihood that the person will not go to the cinema, but it is not absolutely certain.

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Can 'might' be used to make suggestions?

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Yes, 'might' can be used to make polite suggestions, such as 'You might want to try that restaurant.'