Write the sentences using the prompts and WILL, MIGHT or MAY.

1. That’s an incredible story! No one might believe/it!

2. We haven’t decided where to go. We will go/to Spain.

3. Leave the pizza in the oven! It may not be/ready yet.

4. She’s quite busy today. She may not be/ able to come.

5. Liam’s got out tickets. He will meet/us at the theatre.

6. They’ve cancelled some flights. You might not fly / today.

Complete the gaps. Use future simple or future perfect form of the verbs in brackets.

1. The shops will havent shuted (not/shut) by the time you get there.

2. will have we been (we/be) late for work if we live now?

3. The company wouldnt empoy (not/employ) any more until next year.

4. My uncle will have worked (work) in this office for 20 years when he retires in
January.

5. will you spend (you/spend) all your money by the weekend?

6. By the time you get this message, I will have probably leaved
(probably/leave) for school.