There are three ________ approaches to this task.
possible
CORRECT IT OR NOT: You might easy have mistaken George for his cousin – they look so alike.
You might easily have mistaken George for his cousin – they look so alike.
Julie ______d ______e been referring to Pete when she said that.
could have
There’s e_____ p______ we’ll have to make people redundant.
every possibility
CORRECT IT OR NOT: Brooke mustn’t have studied enough or she would have passed the exam.
Brooke can’t have studied enough or she would have passed the exam.
Simon is b_____ ______ be sent on the course – he’s the boss’s favourite.
bound to
CORRECT IT OR NOT: Charlie can’t have been running – he wasn’t even out of breath.
CORRECT
There’s a s______ ______d that the workers will go on strike.
strong likelihood
CORRECT IT OR NOT: We well could go out of business if things don’t improve.
We could well go out of business if things don’t improve.
CORRECT IT OR NOT: Serge is highly unlikely become a doctor.
Serge is highly unlikely to become a doctor.
This ______d ______l be the most successful project we’ve ever completed.
could well
CORRECT IT OR NOT: The company could conceivably hire up to ten new members of staff.
CORRECT
CORRECT IT OR NOT: Abigail is bound to coming top in the test – she’s so smart.
Abigail is bound to come top in the test – she’s so smart.
Children are ______e l______ to learn if they are interested in the subject.
more likely
Is there a______ ______e you could work late this evening?
any chance
CORRECT IT OR NOT: One of the possible reason for rising unemployment is lack of consumer confidence.
One of the possible reasons for rising unemployment is lack of consumer confidence.