2 May and might both mean 'probably' or 'possibly'. We use will when we are sure of a future event. Match statements 1-6 to the correct meanings a-d.
1 We may travel to Mars in the next ten years. c It's possible that this will happen.
2 Brazil might not win the World Cup. a It's possible that this won't happen.
3 I will be sixteen next month. b This will certainly happen.
4 Our team won't win the championships. d This certainly won't happen.
5 It'll be warm in the summer. b This will certainly happen.
6 They might go away this weekend. c It's possible that this will happen.
1. Mr. Thompson is at the bus stop
2. Peter`s uncle has got a blue car
3. There are not any oranges in the basket
4. Julia and Sarah are not teachers
5. We have not got any money with us
6. Are there any pencils in the pencilcase?
7. Is Talia Mr. and Mrs. Harrod`s daughter?
8. She has got a lot of dolls in her room
9. There is a big party at the weekend
10. David`s shoes are grey and brown
11. Have you got any coloured pencils?
12. There is not any butter in the fridge
13. Where is the city museum?
14. What has she got in her pocket?
15. What is there in the red box?
16. What is your father`s name?
17. Sue and Ann have got story books
18. How many cows are there here?
19. They are at a rock concert
20. Pamela has got a dress for the wedding
21. How much cheese is there on the plate?
22. Joseph is a lawyer in London
23. Our neighbours have got a big house
24. There are some people in the garden
25. We are not from different countries
26. The maths students have got problems
27. There is a sofa in front of the window
28. Is your father in the office now?
29. Thomas has not got any homework today
30. There are not many walnuts left
31. What is the weather like today?
32. I have not got a new mobile phone
33. There is not any honey in the jar
34. What nationality is Marilyn Monroe?
35. They have got nice roses in their garden
36. Are there any cafes near here?
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