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3 years ago

Complete the sentence using will/won't or may/might.

English

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bekas [8.4K]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. I may visit you when I come to Mexico. I'm not sure.

visit you when I come to Mexico. I'm not sure.2. I probably will study engineering in college. It's a field that interests me.

study engineering in college. It's a field that interests me.3. It's raining, so we won't go swimming today.

go swimming today.4. Will you and Chris get married in the future?

you and Chris get married in the future?5. My friend are going the movies. I may go with them, but I'm not sure yet.

go with them, but I'm not sure yet.6. The banks won't be open on Monday because it's a holiday.

be open on Monday because it's a holiday.7. Toshiro will definitely get the job because he speaks Japanese.

definitely get the job because he speaks Japanese.8. Kara might get a full-time job after hight school, but her plans aren't certain.

Explanation:

This is all correct!

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Nouns: Cite, Sight, Knight, night, Sighs, size, Pries, Prize, Higher, Hire

Verbs: Idel, idol, Isle, aisle, Pried, Pride, Minor, Miner, fined, Find

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Nouns:

Cite - to quote or reference

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Sighs - a deep breath taken in relief or sadness

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