Answer: A) Might
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Answer: A) She might be at the party later.
Answer: A) He might have received a visa decision.
Answer: A) Will probably never be.
Answer: B) May have.
Answer: B) Might be.
Answer: B) I'm unlikely.
Answer: B) Might
Answer: A) Possibility
Answer: C) Can-May-Might
Answer: C) Could
Answer: A) Probably
Answer: A) Might/may
Answer: A) Could-may-should-must
Answer: D) Anytime they might be appropriate to reaching the goals of the program.
Answer: C) Might
Answer: C) I probably will sleep.
Answer: B) May not.
Answer: B) Modal nouns.
Answer: D) Might
Answer: B) May
Answer: C) He might be late today because of the traffic jam.
Answer: A) Might not be able to use.
Answer: A) Might go.
Answer: A) May
Answer: A) Could
Answer: A) They're close friends.
Answer: A) May buy.
Answer: A) 'Will' indicates certainty, while 'might' indicates possibility.
Answer: C) I may go.
Answer: B) I may go to the concert.
Answer: D) May have had.
Answer: B) May/might
Answer: B) I think I may go to the game.
Answer: B) Might; was.
Answer: A) Might-spent
Answer: A) May not come.
Answer: A) Might have forgotten.
Answer: D) May
Answer: B) Or there might not be one.
Answer: A) True
Answer: C) Might have gone.
Answer: D) Possibility and uncertainty.