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    Name: Winston Kenneth

    English Regular 1

    Fill in the blanks with may, might, or may/might not!

    Example:
    1. She might not go to Jakarta. It’s too late now.

    1. Sir, May I go to the toilet?


    2. You might want to consider resign. This job is killing you.
    3. You Might not live a peaceful life if you are an Indonesian soldier in
    Afghanistan. You Might have nightmare every night.
    4. She Might come to the party tomorrow, but I don’t know for sure.
    5. Mr. Kevin Might dislike surprise. He is 70 years old.
    6. Mr. President, may I come in?
    7. He does not like chocolate. I think he Might not eat it.
    8. It might rain today. It looks so gloomy outside.
    9. It might not rain today. The sky is clear and bright!
    10. They Might win the championship. Because they are the most flexible
    team in the game.

    Combine the verbs listed below with any time expression to write a
    complete sentence or a question.

    Example: send tomorrow


    My grandparents will send the letter tomorrow.

    Example: go tomorrow at 10 o’clock


    My grandparents are going to send the letter tomorrow at 10 o'clock.

    1. do a. later at 9 o’clock

    2. go b. Two days from now

    3. eat c. On next Tuesday

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    4. work d. Two years later

    5. study e. next week

    6. come f. on 17th of September

    7. dry g. tomorrow morning

    8. talk h. at 12.00, three hours from now

    9. join i. On the 1st of November 2023

    10. tell j. two months later

    Write your sentences here.

    1. Do you want to go to the mall later at 9 o’clock

    2. I will have a show two days from now

    3. I will eat with my family on next Tuesday

    4. Im going to work at google two years later

    5. I will have a mathematic exam next week

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    6. Im going to a party on 17th of September

    7. My clothes will dry tomorrow morning

    8. I need to talk with principal at 12.00, Two hour from now

    9. im going to join my friend party on the 1st of November 2023

    10. Im going to have my final results two month later

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