Question 1
Look at those dark clouds! I am almost sure it _____ rain soon.
Options: might, may, will probably
Choose the option that best matches the certainty and register. Practise 'might', 'may', and 'will probably'.
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Question 1
Look at those dark clouds! I am almost sure it _____ rain soon.
Options: might, may, will probably
Question 2
The forecast gives only a small chance of rain tomorrow, so passengers _____ need umbrellas.
Options: may, will probably, must
Question 3
The travel app gives our train a 95% chance of arriving on time, so it _____ arrive as scheduled.
Options: may, will probably, might
Question 4
If the clouds clear this weekend, temperatures _____ rise sharply, but the forecast is still uncertain.
Options: must, may, will probably
Question 5
The temperature is dropping fast, and the road service says ice is very likely. The roads _____ be icy in the morning.
Options: may, will probably, might
Question 6
A hiker we met last week says the trail was muddy after rain, but we have not checked recent conditions. It _____ be muddy when we arrive.
Options: will probably, must, might
Question 7
The ferry company is considering an extra 6 p.m. crossing, but the timetable is not final. There _____ be a ferry then.
Options: may, must, will probably
Question 8
The captain has not checked the sea conditions yet, and a traveller says the wind can change quickly. They _____ cancel the boat tour.
Options: must, might, will probably
Question 9
A traveller says we _____ see snow in April during our trip, but they have not checked a forecast.
Options: will probably, should, might
Question 10
A local says the beach is lovely when the clouds clear, but we have not seen tomorrow’s forecast. Our beach day _____ be perfect.
Options: will probably, might, must
Question 11
Cold air could move south next month, so temperatures _____ be unusually low, although this is not expected.
Options: may, will probably, must
Question 12
The bus company says the heavy traffic makes a delay very likely, so we _____ be late for our flight.
Options: may, will probably, might
Question 13
A storm is far offshore and may change direction. It _____ affect our trip, although none is expected yet.
Options: must, will probably, may
Practise Predictions About Weather and Travel with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 13 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.
Practising grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Predictions About Weather and Travel in everyday English.
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