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I’m not sure what time she’ll arrive, but she ___ be here before dinner.
Might
Don’t worry — I’m sure everything ___ be fine.
Will
If the team trains hard, they ___ win the championship.
Will
He’s feeling sick, so he ___ not come to school tomorrow.
Might
It’s very cloudy. I think it ___ snow tonight.
Will
They haven’t decided yet — they ___ travel to Spain or Italy.
Might
I promise I ___ tell anyone your secret.
Won't
In 2050, people ___ speak only one global language.
Will
Be careful! You ___ hurt yourself if you’re not paying attention.
Might
The weather forecast says it ___ rain, but I don’t think so.
Might
“Will” is used for things we are 100% sure about. True/False
True
“Might” means something will definitely happen. True / False
False
The sentence “I might call you later” means I definitely will call you. True / False
False
We use “will” for promises and offers. True / False
True
“Might” can be used for polite requests. True/ False
False
The sentence “She might come” and “She will come” mean the same thing. True/False
False
