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You _____ _____ ______ pick up your dirty clothes.
might/could at least
Ok, I admit that he ______ be really good at shooting _____ he never passes the ball, it’s so frustrating.
might/may, but
There’s no point staying any longer, let’s go home. MIGHT We _______________________ go home.
might as well
I always have to tidy up your mess, some help would be nice. MIGHT I always have to tidy up your mess, _____________________ me.
you might at least
My laptop isn’t here, maybe someone stole it. MIGHT My laptop isn’t here, it __________________________________.
might have been stolen
We were lucky, the hurricane nearly hit our house. MIGHT We were lucky, ______________________ our house
the hurricane might have hit
Slow down! You ______ _______ ________ that old lady!
might/could have hit
It’s too dark, you’re never going to find your lost keys, you ______ _____ ______ give up.
might as well
It was really cold last night so the roads ______ _______ icy.
might/could/may be
Where are they? I’m worried, they _____ ______ ______ an accident.
might/could/may have had
Someone has stolen one of the plants from the front porch. It _____ ______ ______ those boys from next door.
might/could/may have been
Woah! Be careful with that ladder, you _____ ______ ______ my head off!
might/could have taken
Which one has a different meaning?: There's a strong/distinct/faint/real possibility that I could lose my job
faint
Which has a different meaning?: There's an outside/a slight/a fair/a remote chance that Lara might be at the party.
a fair chance
Which is incorrect?: They have every/good/little/no chance of winning.
good
Which is incorrect?: You could easily/well/conceivably/predictably get there in under two hours.
predictably
