Should, will, and might (Basic 2)

What contraction can you use to write "should not"?

Answer explanation

The contraction for "should not" is "shouldn't".

Which TWO answers are correct ways to make a suggestion or give advice?

• You will go to that meeting.

• You should go to that meeting.

• You won't go to that meeting.

• Correct

  You might want to go to that meeting. 

  You might want to go to that meeting.

Answer explanation

Use should to give advice or to express that something is a good idea.

Use might to make a suggestion or to express that something is possible.

4.

What word should you use when you think something is possible, but you are not sure?

Answer explanation

Which of the following phrases is correct?

• You should asking Billy.

• You should ask Billy.

• You should asked Billy.

• You should'll ask Billy.

Answer explanation

We usually use the infinitive after should, will, and might.

How can you tell your coworker that you are sure their solution is not correct?

• That won't work.

• That will work.

• That should work.

• That might not work.

Answer explanation

Use will not when you are sure of a future prediction.

Use might (not) or should (not) when you are not sure of a future prediction.

How can you say that it is possible (but not 100% sure) that you solve a bug today?

• I will solve this bug today.

• I won't solve this bug today.

• I shouldn't solve this bug today.

• I might solve this bug today.

Answer explanation

Use might for predictions in the future that are possible.

What word do you use when you are sure of a prediction or result?

• will

• should

• might

• won't

Answer explanation

You use "will" to talk about something you are sure will happen in the future.

How can you make this sentence shorter?

"I will not merge that PR."

• I willn't merge that PR.

• I not'll merge that PR.

• I won't merge that PR.

• I will't merge that PR.

Answer explanation

The correct contraction for "will not" is "won't".