Answer: B) Might
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Answer: C) May be able to.
Answer: C) A possibility.
Answer: A) True
Answer: A) Epistemic
Answer: A) May call.
Answer: C) Get up.
Answer: B) May
Answer: A) May / might.
Answer: A) Might
Answer: C) Might
Answer: D) MAY (70% chance) and MIGHT (40% chance).
Answer: B) Might / may.
Answer: B) Max may not accept the job offer.
Answer: D) May is very formal while could is less formal.
Answer: C) May
Answer: A) Probably won't.
Answer: B) I don't know. It may.
Answer: C) Can increase, can decrease.
Answer: B) John might show up with sick leave excuses.
Answer: A) Talk about present or future posiblities.
Answer: C) May buy.
Answer: B) May not.
Answer: A) He will become rich one day.
Answer: D) Yes, I think we might.
Answer: A) Could
Answer: B) Joanna might have missed the last bus.
Answer: C) May rain.
Answer: B) He could/may/might be outside in the garden.
Answer: A) 'May' implies a higher certainty than 'might'.
Answer: C) MIGHT
Answer: B) Possibly, because it reflects a positive yet uncertain attitude.
Answer: A) Might not play.
Answer: A) Maybe or possibly.
Answer: A) I might late because of the traffic.
Answer: C) Modal + verb (base form).
Answer: C) Likely
Answer: C) Probably
Answer: D) Individuals who are uninvolved in the issues for discussion.
Answer: C) Possibility
Answer: B) Might come.
Answer: A) Mightn't
Answer: A) May
Answer: D) Might
Answer: B) False
Answer: B) Could
Answer: B) The teacher may cancel class if no one attends.
Answer: B) Low possibility.