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  • You (might/must) finish your homework before you go outside to play
    must
  • I (may/must) take an umbrella with me, just in case it rains
    may
  • He (might/must) call you back soon, but maybe not.
    might
  • The meeting is ______ Monday ______ the afternoon.
    on, in
  • What is this?
    rug
  • What is this called?
    balcony
  • She was sitting ______ the sofa ______ the living room.
    on, in
  • He lives ______ New York ______ a small apartment.
    in, in
  • I saw the news ______ the internet ______ the morning.
    on, in
  • We (might/must) need more time to prepare for the presentation
    might
  • She was born ______ July ______ 1998.
    in, in
  • I (may/must) go to the park tomorrow, but I'm not sure
    may
  • The stars are visible ______ the sky ______ night.
    in, at
  • What is this?
    lamp
  • What is this called?
    garden
  • What is this?
    curtains
  • The concert is ______ Friday ______ 8 p.m.
    on, at
  • They got married ______ April ______ a beach resort.
    in, at
  • I left my keys ______ the kitchen ______ the table.
    in, on
  • What is this called?
    attic
  • We stayed ______ a hotel ______ the weekend.
    at, in
  • We arrived ______ the airport ______ midnight.
    at, at
  • My birthday is ______ December ______ winter.
    in, in
  • What is this called?
    garage
  • They had lunch ______ a restaurant ______ Main Street.
    at, on
  • The store is ______ the corner ______ Maple Street.
    at, on
  • What is this?
    armchair
  • The book is ______ the shelf ______ the library.
    on, in
  • You (might/must) bring your own lunch to the meeting if you want to eat
    must
  • What is this called?
    porch
  • She (might/must) be feeling sick today, she is coughing and vomiting
    mustt
  • We (might/must) go shopping later, depending on how much time we have
    might
  • What is this?
    fireplace
  • What is this?
    sofa
  • What is this called?
    driveway
  • She (might/must) be at home right now because I saw her car in the driveway
    must
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