I ______ (can / might) go to the movies, but ...

[ Modal Auxiliary Verbs ]

I ______ (can / might) go to the movies, but I’m not sure yet.

A. can

B. might

Select your answer:
A B C D E

Other quiz:

Grammar › View

_____________ do you like to eat?

A. Food
B. What
C. “to be”

Grammar - Compound Sentences › View

Which sentence is written correctly?

A. Heather got a new house, but she threw a welcoming party.

B. Heather got a new house and she threw a welcoming party.

C. Heather got a new house, she threw a welcoming party.

D. Heather got a new house, so she threw a welcoming party.

Subject Verb Agreement › View

Each of these apples _______ (cost) one dollar.

A. costs

B. cost

C. costing

D. to cost

Grammar › View

Which of the sentences below uses the word ‘solidarity’ incorrectly?

A. They showed solidarity by showing support for one another.

B. My friends have been a constant source of solidarity.

C. The solidarity group worked well together.

D. We stand in solidarity and express great sympathy for their family and friends.