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It will probably storm this afternoon.",[17],{"id":18,"blankNumber":19,"options":20},"019d535a-bbb5-70c1-8632-0e09a8227311",1,[21,25],{"id":22,"optionText":23,"isCorrect":24,"displayOrder":9},"019d535a-bbb4-7c9c-8349-7a9cca5167c7","might",false,{"id":26,"optionText":27,"isCorrect":28,"displayOrder":19},"019d535a-bbb4-7d38-8349-7a9ccadf269b","will probably",true,{"id":30,"sentenceTemplate":31,"displayOrder":19,"explanation":32,"exampleSentence":33,"blanks":34},"019d535a-bbb7-7507-8f2d-f1bf6c8f2502","The weather forecast is unclear, so we __1__ need our umbrellas tomorrow.","Use 'might' or 'may' when the situation is uncertain or unclear. The forecast being unclear means we cannot be confident about the prediction.","I'm not sure about the weather, so I might take a jacket with me.",[35],{"id":36,"blankNumber":19,"options":37},"019d535a-bbb7-7493-8f2d-f1bf6c07f1d3",[38,40],{"id":39,"optionText":27,"isCorrect":24,"displayOrder":9},"019d535a-bbb7-7407-8f2d-f1bf6abbd22c",{"id":41,"optionText":23,"isCorrect":28,"displayOrder":19},"019d535a-bbb7-7443-8f2d-f1bf6b5164ac",{"id":43,"sentenceTemplate":44,"displayOrder":45,"explanation":46,"exampleSentence":47,"blanks":48},"019d535a-bbb7-778b-8f2d-f1bf70560955","According to the travel app, our train __1__ arrive on time because there are no delays reported.",3,"Use 'will probably' when there is good reason to expect something. No delays reported makes on-time arrival very likely.","The roads are clear, so we will probably get there before noon.",[49],{"id":50,"blankNumber":19,"options":51},"019d535a-bbb7-774f-8f2d-f1bf6ffb3148",[52,55],{"id":53,"optionText":54,"isCorrect":24,"displayOrder":19},"019d535a-bbb7-770b-8f2d-f1bf6ef6c8c3","may",{"id":56,"optionText":27,"isCorrect":28,"displayOrder":57},"019d535a-bbb7-772f-8f2d-f1bf6f167c95",2,{"id":59,"sentenceTemplate":60,"displayOrder":61,"explanation":62,"exampleSentence":63,"blanks":64},"019d535a-bbb7-786b-8f2d-f1bf73715025","I haven't checked the weather yet, but it __1__ be sunny this weekend.",4,"Use 'might' or 'may' when you have no information or evidence. Not checking the weather means the speaker is just guessing.","I don't know the schedule yet, but the bus might come at 3 p.m.",[65],{"id":66,"blankNumber":19,"options":67},"019d535a-bbb7-7833-8f2d-f1bf736d5a9d",[68,70],{"id":69,"optionText":27,"isCorrect":24,"displayOrder":9},"019d535a-bbb7-77d3-8f2d-f1bf712dd313",{"id":71,"optionText":23,"isCorrect":28,"displayOrder":57},"019d535a-bbb7-7813-8f2d-f1bf72aef704",{"id":73,"sentenceTemplate":74,"displayOrder":75,"explanation":76,"exampleSentence":77,"blanks":78},"019d535a-bbb7-7983-8f2d-f1bf769a701f","The temperature is dropping fast, so the roads __1__ be icy in the morning.",5,"Use 'will probably' when there is strong evidence. A fast temperature drop makes icy roads very likely.","It's freezing outside, so the lake will probably be frozen tomorrow.",[79],{"id":80,"blankNumber":19,"options":81},"019d535a-bbb7-7947-8f2d-f1bf75c4c3f7",[82,84],{"id":83,"optionText":54,"isCorrect":24,"displayOrder":9},"019d535a-bbb7-78c3-8f2d-f1bf7385012b",{"id":85,"optionText":27,"isCorrect":28,"displayOrder":19},"019d535a-bbb7-78e7-8f2d-f1bf74603177",{"id":87,"sentenceTemplate":88,"displayOrder":89,"explanation":90,"exampleSentence":91,"blanks":92},"019d535a-bbb7-7b37-8f2d-f1bf7abde662","It's been raining all week, so the hiking trail __1__ be muddy when we arrive.",7,"Use 'will probably' when there is strong evidence. A week of rain makes muddy trails very likely.","It rained heavily yesterday, so the park will probably be wet today.",[93],{"id":94,"blankNumber":19,"options":95},"019d535a-bbb7-7b03-8f2d-f1bf79f5da47",[96,98],{"id":97,"optionText":23,"isCorrect":24,"displayOrder":9},"019d535a-bbb7-7aa3-8f2d-f1bf78174db3",{"id":99,"optionText":27,"isCorrect":28,"displayOrder":19},"019d535a-bbb7-7ac3-8f2d-f1bf790f8067",{"id":101,"sentenceTemplate":102,"displayOrder":103,"explanation":104,"exampleSentence":105,"blanks":106},"019d535a-bbb7-7c17-8f2d-f1bf7de59486","I'm not sure about the ferry schedule, but there __1__ be a boat at 6 p.m.",8,"Use 'may' or 'might' when you are not sure. The speaker clearly states uncertainty about the schedule.","I haven't seen the timetable, but there may be a train at noon.",[107],{"id":108,"blankNumber":19,"options":109},"019d535a-bbb7-7bdf-8f2d-f1bf7d48e057",[110,112],{"id":111,"optionText":27,"isCorrect":24,"displayOrder":9},"019d535a-bbb7-7b7f-8f2d-f1bf7b90c34d",{"id":113,"optionText":54,"isCorrect":28,"displayOrder":19},"019d535a-bbb7-7b9f-8f2d-f1bf7c4bf2c0",{"id":115,"sentenceTemplate":116,"displayOrder":117,"explanation":118,"exampleSentence":119,"blanks":120},"019d535a-bbb7-7d03-8f2d-f1bf80672d47","The wind is getting stronger, so they __1__ cancel the boat tour this afternoon.",9,"Use 'will probably' when there is strong evidence or a high likelihood. Strong wind makes cancellation very likely for safety.","The storm is approaching, so they will probably close the beach.",[121],{"id":122,"blankNumber":19,"options":123},"019d535a-bbb7-7cc7-8f2d-f1bf80487e04",[124,126],{"id":125,"optionText":27,"isCorrect":28,"displayOrder":19},"019d535a-bbb7-7c8b-8f2d-f1bf7f595e66",{"id":127,"optionText":54,"isCorrect":24,"displayOrder":57},"019d535a-bbb7-7cab-8f2d-f1bf7f906250",{"id":129,"sentenceTemplate":130,"displayOrder":131,"explanation":132,"exampleSentence":133,"blanks":134},"019d535a-bbb7-7ddf-8f2d-f1bf82ff4c8a","The guidebook mentions that it sometimes snows in April here, so we __1__ see some snow during our trip.",10,"Use 'might' or 'may' for uncertain possibilities. 'Sometimes' indicates it is possible but not likely or certain.","The area occasionally has earthquakes, so we might feel one while we're there.",[135],{"id":136,"blankNumber":19,"options":137},"019d535a-bbb7-7da7-8f2d-f1bf820b3c98",[138,140],{"id":139,"optionText":27,"isCorrect":24,"displayOrder":9},"019d535a-bbb7-7d47-8f2d-f1bf80b968fa",{"id":141,"optionText":23,"isCorrect":28,"displayOrder":57},"019d535a-bbb7-7d87-8f2d-f1bf8198b657",{"id":143,"sentenceTemplate":144,"displayOrder":145,"explanation":146,"exampleSentence":147,"blanks":148},"019d535a-bbb7-7eb3-8f2d-f1bf86f1d28d","The weather app shows 90% chance of sunshine tomorrow, so our beach day __1__ be perfect.",11,"Use 'will probably' when there is strong evidence or high likelihood. A 90% chance makes the prediction very likely.","The forecast shows clear skies, so the sunset will probably be beautiful tonight.",[149],{"id":150,"blankNumber":19,"options":151},"019d535a-bbb7-7e7f-8f2d-f1bf85f344f8",[152,154],{"id":153,"optionText":23,"isCorrect":24,"displayOrder":9},"019d535a-bbb7-7e1f-8f2d-f1bf83addd32",{"id":155,"optionText":27,"isCorrect":28,"displayOrder":19},"019d535a-bbb7-7e43-8f2d-f1bf848620b8",{"id":157,"sentenceTemplate":158,"displayOrder":159,"explanation":160,"exampleSentence":161,"blanks":162},"019d535a-bbb7-7f8f-8f2d-f1bf89fbd975","Nobody knows what the mountain weather will be like next month, so it __1__ be cold or warm.",12,"Use 'might' or 'may' when the situation is completely uncertain. 'Nobody knows' clearly indicates no basis for a confident prediction.","The climate is unpredictable there, so it might rain or it might be sunny.",[163],{"id":164,"blankNumber":19,"options":165},"019d535a-bbb7-7f57-8f2d-f1bf89b0ce6b",[166,168],{"id":167,"optionText":27,"isCorrect":24,"displayOrder":9},"019d535a-bbb7-7ef7-8f2d-f1bf87db0dd8",{"id":169,"optionText":23,"isCorrect":28,"displayOrder":57},"019d535a-bbb7-7f3b-8f2d-f1bf8987119f",{"id":171,"sentenceTemplate":172,"displayOrder":173,"explanation":174,"exampleSentence":175,"blanks":176},"019d535a-bbb8-70e3-9944-095332eb058c","The bus company sent a message saying there's heavy traffic, so we __1__ be late for our flight.",13,"Use 'will probably' when there is strong evidence. An official message about heavy traffic makes being late very likely.","The train broke down, so passengers will probably miss their connections.",[177],{"id":178,"blankNumber":19,"options":179},"019d535a-bbb8-70ab-9944-095332cfefd2",[180,182],{"id":181,"optionText":54,"isCorrect":24,"displayOrder":9},"019d535a-bbb8-7033-9944-0953320d1d63",{"id":183,"optionText":27,"isCorrect":28,"displayOrder":19},"019d535a-bbb8-705f-9944-0953320ea03e",{"id":185,"sentenceTemplate":186,"displayOrder":187,"explanation":188,"exampleSentence":189,"blanks":190},"019d535a-bbb8-71bb-9944-09533436b118","I heard there could be storms next week, but I'm not certain, so our camping trip __1__ be cancelled.",14,"Use 'might' or 'may' when you are not certain. The speaker explicitly states they are not certain about the storms.","There's talk of road closures, but nothing confirmed, so our route might change.",[191],{"id":192,"blankNumber":19,"options":193},"019d535a-bbb8-7183-9944-095333eccaf7",[194,196],{"id":195,"optionText":27,"isCorrect":24,"displayOrder":9},"019d535a-bbb8-7127-9944-095332ee7fc6",{"id":197,"optionText":23,"isCorrect":28,"displayOrder":19},"019d535a-bbb8-714b-9944-09533314493a",{"title":199,"slug":200,"language":201},"Might, May, Will probably (Modals)","might-may-will-probable-modals","en"]