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. There is no need for the meeting to start before eight.
2. It's time for a postman to come.
3. It's unusual for him to be late.
4. I'm anxious for children to go to a good school.
5. It's a bad idea for John to go to Australia.
6. It would be a mistake for Tanya to change her job just now.
7. Is it possible for Paul to come to the meeting?
8. It's important for a car to have regular services.
9. It's normal for him to stay up late on Saturdays.
10. I'd be happy for you to take a holiday.
2) It's important for a teacher to know the subject they teach.
It's not very important for a teacher to know how to make pizza.
It's necessary for a teacher to know how to communicate with teenagers.
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