1.We're not sure, but there ____ have been a plane crash earlier today.
(1)may
(2)might
(3)Either could be used here.
Answer: (3)
2.With a bit of luck, there ____ be time to do it.
(1)may
(2)might
(3)Either could be used here.
Answer: (3)
3.There's a good chance it ____ rain this evening. :?:
(1)may
(2)might
(3)Either could be used here.
Answer: (1)
I think all of the questions above are dealing with levels of certainty. When these two auxiliaries are referring to certainty, both are interchangeable. I don't understand the third one. :wink:
(1)may
(2)might
(3)Either could be used here.
Answer: (3)
2.With a bit of luck, there ____ be time to do it.
(1)may
(2)might
(3)Either could be used here.
Answer: (3)
3.There's a good chance it ____ rain this evening. :?:
(1)may
(2)might
(3)Either could be used here.
Answer: (1)
I think all of the questions above are dealing with levels of certainty. When these two auxiliaries are referring to certainty, both are interchangeable. I don't understand the third one. :wink: