Exploring Modals of Possibility

Which modal verb expresses a strong possibility?

• should

• might

• must

• could

Fill in the blank: She _____ be at the party if she finishes her homework.

• should

• could

• would

• might

Choose the correct modal: It _____ rain later, so take an umbrella.

• might

• could

• will

• should

What does the modal 'might' indicate?

• A command or order to do something.

• A past event that has already occurred.

• Certainty of something happening.

• Possibility or suggestion of something happening.

Fill in the blank: They _____ come to the concert if they can get tickets.

• should

• might

• could

• will

Which sentence uses a modal for possibility?

• It might rain tomorrow.

• It should rain tomorrow.

• It will definitely rain tomorrow.

• It can rain tomorrow.

Fill in the blank: He _____ be the one who left the door open.

• could

• should

• might

• would

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

• 'May' refers to past events, while 'might' refers to future events.

• 'May' and 'might' are interchangeable with no difference.

• The difference is that 'may' indicates a stronger possibility or permission, whereas 'might' indicates a weaker possibility.

• 'May' is used only in formal contexts, while 'might' is informal.

Choose the correct modal: You _____ want to check your answers before submitting.

• should

• might

• would

• could

Fill in the blank: There _____ be a chance of snow this weekend.

• might

• could

• should

• would