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'Must' is too certain, while 'can' and 'does' do not express this forecast.","The forecast gives a ninety-percent chance, so it will probably rain tonight.",[],{"words":20,"correct":33,"wrongIndex":34,"corrections":35},[21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32],"The","forecast","gives","a","ninety-percent","chance,","so","it","might","probably","rain","tonight.","will",8,[33,36,37,38],"must","can","does",{"id":40,"sentenceTemplate":41,"displayOrder":42,"explanation":43,"exampleSentence":44,"blanks":45,"payload":46},"01a01413-9ae7-78a7-a149-7ffac855ec7c","The app predicts no delays, so we probably don't arrive late.",1,"With no delays expected, use the future negative and its usual word order: 'we probably won't arrive late'. 'Can't' would claim impossibility rather than probability.","The app predicts no delays, so we probably won't arrive late.",[],{"words":47,"correct":56,"wrongIndex":34,"corrections":57},[21,48,49,50,51,27,52,30,53,54,55],"app","predicts","no","delays,","we","don't","arrive","late.","won't",[56,58,59,60],"can't","didn't","aren't",{"id":62,"sentenceTemplate":63,"displayOrder":64,"explanation":65,"exampleSentence":66,"blanks":67,"payload":68},"01a01413-9ae7-78e3-a149-7ffac88d6fc7","The closed bridge means the bus can't crosses tonight.",2,"A completely closed bridge makes crossing impossible, and 'can't' must be followed by the base verb 'cross'.","The closed bridge means the bus can't cross tonight.",[],{"words":69,"correct":76,"wrongIndex":77,"corrections":78},[21,70,71,72,73,74,58,75,32],"closed","bridge","means","the","bus","crosses","cross",7,[76,79,80,81],"crossed","crossing","crossable",{"id":83,"sentenceTemplate":84,"displayOrder":85,"explanation":86,"exampleSentence":87,"blanks":88,"payload":89},"01a01413-9ae7-7917-a149-7ffac962b793","Most loaves are reserved, so the bakery will probably selling out.",3,"The reservations support a strong future expectation, and 'will probably' is followed by the base verb 'sell'.","Most loaves are reserved, so the bakery will probably sell out.",[],{"words":90,"correct":98,"wrongIndex":99,"corrections":100},[91,92,93,94,27,73,95,33,30,96,97],"Most","loaves","are","reserved,","bakery","selling","out.","sell",9,[98,101,102,103],"sold","seller","sale",{"id":105,"sentenceTemplate":106,"displayOrder":9,"explanation":107,"exampleSentence":108,"blanks":109,"payload":110},"01a01413-9ae7-7947-a149-7ffac9d8a3da","Yesterday, Maya could have took the spare key.","A possible past explanation uses 'could have' plus the past participle 'taken'.","Yesterday, Maya could have taken the spare key.",[],{"words":111,"correct":119,"wrongIndex":9,"corrections":120},[112,113,114,115,116,73,117,118],"Yesterday,","Maya","could","have","took","spare","key.","taken",[119,121,122,123],"take","taking","takes",{"id":125,"sentenceTemplate":126,"displayOrder":127,"explanation":128,"exampleSentence":129,"blanks":130,"payload":131},"01a01413-9ae7-7977-a149-7ffacad25cf2","Could this medicine causes drowsiness at night?",5,"In a direct modal question, 'could' is followed by the subject and the base verb 'cause'.","Could this medicine cause drowsiness at night?",[],{"words":132,"correct":140,"wrongIndex":85,"corrections":141},[133,134,135,136,137,138,139],"Could","this","medicine","causes","drowsiness","at","night?","cause",[140,142,143,144],"caused","causing","causal",{"id":146,"sentenceTemplate":147,"displayOrder":148,"explanation":149,"exampleSentence":150,"blanks":151,"payload":152},"01a01413-9ae7-79a7-a149-7ffacb73f3f5","The train is on schedule, so Noor will to arrive by six.",6,"Do not put 'to' after 'will'. The on-time schedule supports the expected prediction 'Noor will probably arrive by six'.","The train is on schedule, so Noor will probably arrive by six.",[],{"words":153,"correct":30,"wrongIndex":34,"corrections":162},[21,154,155,156,157,27,158,33,159,54,160,161],"train","is","on","schedule,","Noor","to","by","six.",[30,163,164,165],"probable","probability","possible",{"id":167,"sentenceTemplate":168,"displayOrder":77,"explanation":169,"exampleSentence":170,"blanks":171,"payload":172},"01a01413-9ae7-79d3-a149-7ffacbdd4fe6","After rehearsal, Noor is likely for remember the lines.","The probability pattern is 'likely to' plus the base verb, so use 'likely to remember the lines'.","After rehearsal, Noor is likely to remember the lines.",[],{"words":173,"correct":159,"wrongIndex":127,"corrections":180},[174,175,158,155,176,177,178,73,179],"After","rehearsal,","likely","for","remember","lines.",[159,138,160,181],"of",{"id":183,"sentenceTemplate":184,"displayOrder":34,"explanation":185,"exampleSentence":186,"blanks":187,"payload":188},"01a01413-9ae7-7a03-a149-7ffaccb217f3","Maya might not have saw your message while she was offline.","A possible negative event in the past uses 'might not have' plus the past participle 'seen'.","Maya might not have seen your message while she was offline.",[],{"words":189,"correct":198,"wrongIndex":9,"corrections":199},[113,29,190,115,191,192,193,194,195,196,197],"not","saw","your","message","while","she","was","offline.","seen",[198,200,201,202],"see","seeing","sight",{"id":204,"sentenceTemplate":205,"displayOrder":99,"explanation":206,"exampleSentence":207,"blanks":208,"payload":209},"01a01413-9ae7-7a33-a149-7ffacd00a01d","The timetable is unconfirmed, so the train will leave at seven.","An unconfirmed time is only a possibility, so 'the train might leave at seven' is appropriately tentative. The rivals imply certainty, ability, or a fixed fact.","The timetable is unconfirmed, so the train might leave at seven.",[],{"words":210,"correct":29,"wrongIndex":77,"corrections":215},[21,211,155,212,27,73,154,33,213,138,214],"timetable","unconfirmed,","leave","seven.",[29,36,37,38],{"id":217,"sentenceTemplate":218,"displayOrder":219,"explanation":220,"exampleSentence":221,"blanks":222,"payload":223},"01a01413-9ae7-7a63-a149-7ffacd881b3e","Receipts prove Lena paid by card, so she might have paid cash.",10,"The receipts rule out cash, so use the strong past conclusion 'can't have paid cash'. The other modals leave cash possible or necessary.","Receipts prove Lena paid by card, so she can't have paid cash.",[],{"words":224,"correct":58,"wrongIndex":34,"corrections":231},[225,226,227,228,160,229,27,195,29,115,228,230],"Receipts","prove","Lena","paid","card,","cash.",[58,114,232,36],"may",{"id":234,"sentenceTemplate":235,"displayOrder":236,"explanation":237,"exampleSentence":238,"blanks":239,"payload":240},"01a01413-9ae7-7a8f-a149-7fface096d6a","The officer has approved Maya's entry, so she probably will be refused at the door.",11,"The officer's approval makes refusal unlikely, and the usual negative order is 'she probably won't be refused'. The other choices either stack probability markers or describe possibility.","The officer has approved Maya's entry, so she probably won't be refused at the door.",[],{"words":241,"correct":56,"wrongIndex":99,"corrections":250},[21,242,243,244,245,246,27,195,30,33,247,248,138,73,249],"officer","has","approved","Maya's","entry,","be","refused","door.",[56,29,232,37],"\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002Fgpimg_1d409bb8-0e81-4d1f-a805-772cfdffc51f_hero.webp",{"title":253,"slug":254,"language":255,"level":256},"Might, May, Will probably (Modals)","might-may-will-probable-modals","en","B1"]