Correct the mistake: "He will maybe travel next summer."
"He might travel next summer." ("Maybe" should not go between "will" and the verb.)
Which profession involves assisting passengers on airplanes?
Flight attendant
Choose the correct sentence: a) They left early for avoid traffic. b) They left early to avoid traffic.
b) They left early to avoid traffic. (Infinitive of purpose: "to + verb")
Choose the correct sentence: a) She might will go to the party. b) She might go to the party.
b) She might go to the party. (Modals cannot be used together: "might will" is incorrect.)
Which sentence is correct? a) She got engaged with her boyfriend. b) She got engaged to her boyfriend.
b) She got engaged to her boyfriend. (Use "engaged to" not "engaged with")
Fill in the blank: She ______ (will/might) be a great doctor, but she’s not sure yet.
might
Which sentence expresses a strong prediction? a) He might be late. b) He will definitely be late.
b) He will definitely be late.
Which word means "to stop working after many years"?
b) Retire
Which job involves helping people improve their physical health and fitness?
Fitness instructor
Choose the best option: They _______ (will/might) move to another city, but they’re not sure yet.
might
Which job requires designing buildings?
a) Architect
Identify the mistake: "I left early for catch the bus."
"for catch" → ✅ "to catch" (Use "to + verb" for purpose.)