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    The document discusses the uses of modal verbs can, could, may and might in different contexts. Some sentences use the modal verbs to express possibility, permission or ability. Others use them to talk about predictions, expectations or uncertainty. The modal verbs are paired with each other to choose the most appropriate one for each sentence.

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    CAN, COULD, MAY AND MIGHT EXERCISE

    1 They (can/might) might be away for the weekend but I'm not sure.
    2 You (may/might) may leave now if you wish.
    3 (Could/May) Could you open the window a bit, please?
    4 He (can/could) can be French, judging by his accent.
    5 (May/Can) Can you play the piano?
    6 Listen, please. You (may not/might not) might not speak during this exam.
    7 They (can't/may not) can’t still be out!
    8 You (couldn't/might not) couldn’t smoke on the bus.
    9 With luck, tomorrow (can/could) could be a sunny day.
    10 You (can/might) can be right but I'm going back to check anyway.
    11 The exam (can/might) can be easy. You never know.
    12 I (can/might) might go to the party but I'm not sure yet.
    13 Students (may/might) may study in the library from five to nine in the evening.
    14 (May/Could) Could you lend me 40 Euros til Monday?

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