Expressing possibility, probability and certaint ...

I might ............. have time to go to the library before it closes

The cat can't .................... have opened the fridge

Rewrite: Sally's highly likely to pass the exam with flying colours (Use likelihood / of)

Cross out the incorrect answer: 'It ....... have broken already. I only bought it yesterday' can't / couldn't / mustn't

He might .......... be a good actor, but he can't sing

It ............ rain heavily in that region in autumn.

There's little ................ that we'll meet them at the station

Rewrite: It's unlikely he comes tomorrow'. (He .../ use likely)

Cross out the incorrect answer: 'He .......... have seen our text by now. I sent it ages ago' must/ might / should

It .............. rain this evening

There .............. well be a strike next week

Cross out the incorrect answer:'There's ......... possiblility that she wins the race' a strong / any / every / some

He could ............ have stolen the painting without anyone noticing

Cross out the incorrect answer: 'She caught the last train, so she ........... home before midnight' can / may / should

Cross out the incorrect answer: It's ............... to rain tomorrow bound / possibly /unlikely