Question 1
Historical records show that stable institutions can sometimes collapses after sudden crises.
One word in each sentence is wrong. Tap it, then choose the correction.
Practice 5 of 5
Question 1
Historical records show that stable institutions can sometimes collapses after sudden crises.
Question 2
Hale often interrupts students; his comments can is sharply sarcastic.
Question 3
The machine is switched off, so it can't be processing samples or analyses them right now.
Question 4
Tests date every layer to 1998, so the sculpture can't have originate in antiquity.
Question 5
The cause remains uncertain; the loose cable could has triggered yesterday's outage.
Question 6
Flight records show Noor was over the Atlantic, so she might have chaired the Berlin meeting in person.
Question 7
The calibration check is incomplete; these readings may not accurately reflects the temperature.
Question 8
The translator might have taking the metaphor literally during the earlier review.
Question 9
The model may had been inexpensive, but its predictions remained unreliable.
Question 10
The evidence makes success fairly likely, not certain; the revised model may well outperforms the old one.
Question 11
Since the venue is closed, we might as well moved the seminar online.
Question 12
The gallery's new sign says photography is forbidden: “Visitors might not photograph the exhibits.”
Practise Can, Could, May and Might - Find and Fix with this interactive error-correction exercise of 12 questions. Tap the word that is wrong in each sentence and choose its correction, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every sentence.
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 Can, Could, May and Might - Find and Fix in everyday English.
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