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Intermediate English
Lesson 15 - Weather
Grammar

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Might

Might is an auxiliary verb used to express possibility.

It might rain today. (It is possible that it will rain.)

To change might to negative, we add the word not.

It might not rain today. (It is possible that it won't rain today.)

Practice
Change the sentences to unsure sentences using might or might not.

examples
They will go to the party.

We change the word "will" (used for definite future events) for the word "might" (used for possibilities).

It won't hail tonight.

1. It will snow this weekend.
   
   

2. She'll study tomorrow morning.
   
   

3. The house won't flood.
   
   

4. They'll go to the movies.
   
   

5. There will be a thunderstorm tonight.
   
   

6. Fred won't teach the class.
   
   

7. The sun will shine.
   
   

8. It will be windy.
   
   

 

Find the Mistake

Instructions
Find the errors in the sentences.  Write the sentences correctly.

example
She are a student. --> She is a student. 

1. I migth go swimming tomorrow.
   
   

2. It is very humidity today.
   
   

3. It might be cloud today.
   
   

4. There might be a hurrican.
   
   

5. They mightn't go to the party.
   
   

 

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