B4-U8 Modals of Possibility: may / might / will

Which modal verbs are used to talk about future possibility?

• May

• Might

• Will

• Can

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

• 'May' is used for more certainty, while 'will' is used for possibility

• 'May' is used for possibility, while 'will' is used for more certainty

• 'May' is used for past actions, while 'will' is used for future actions

• 'May' is used for future actions, while 'will' is used for past actions

Which modal verb is used to make a prediction about the future?

• May

• Might

• Will

• Can

What is the correct negative contraction of 'will not'?

• Won't

• Willn't

• Will't

• Willnot

When using the adverb 'maybe', which modal verb should be used?

• May

• Might

• Will

• Can

What is the correct affirmative sentence structure for using the modal verb 'will'?

• Subject + Will + Base Verb

• Subject + Base Verb + Will

• Will + Subject + Base Verb

• Base Verb + Will + Subject

What is the correct sentence structure for asking a question using the modal verb 'will'?

• Will + Subject + Base Verb?

• Subject + Will + Base Verb?

• Base Verb + Will + Subject?

• Subject + Base Verb + Will?

Which modal verb is used to talk about future possibility with less certainty? Choose all correct.

• May

• Might

• Will

• Can

What is the correct negative statement using the modal verb 'may'?

• Mayn't

• May not

• Mayn't not

• May notn't