Question

I left out these sentences on modals. Thank you, Writeacher.



1) It is likely that she has forgotten about the meeting. She may/might/could/should have forgotten about the meeting (are both “possibility” and “probability” included??)
2) I’m very unsure if I will pass my English test. I might not pass my
3) I’m supposed/expected to work this weekend. I should work this weekend.
You are to stay here until I return. You must stay here…
4) It is probably too cold to go to the beach. It should/ought to be too cold to go to the beach
5) He is likely to visit us tonight/He will probably visit us tonight. / Maybe he will visit../Perhaps he will visit…. It is likely that he will visit us… He should visit us tonight.

Answer 1

1) It is likely that she has forgotten about the meeting. <b>OK</b>

She may/might/could have forgotten about the meeting. (are both “possibility” and “probability” included??) <b>Those three possibilities are correct; "should," however, means there's an obligation to do something.</b>

2) I’m very unsure if I will pass my English test. I might not pass my ...
<b>OK</b>

3) I’m supposed/expected to work this weekend. I should work this weekend. <b>OK</b>

You are to stay here until I return. You must stay here… <b>OK</b>

4) It is probably too cold to go to the beach. It might/could be too cold to go to the beach.

5) He is likely to visit us tonight/He will probably visit us tonight. / Maybe he will visit../Perhaps he will visit…. It is likely that he will visit us… <b>all OK</b>

He should visit us tonight. <b>This also means there's an obligation, not just a possibility.</b>