Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate option:
"_ any of you speak Italian?"
"No, but we are learning it and I hope we _ speak it next year."

must/will have to

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may/have got to

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can/shall be able to

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could/could

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might/had to

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Solution

The correct option is E can/shall be able to
The correct answer is Option C.
CAN means ability. The speaker is asking if the person is able to speak Italian.
SHALL BE ABLE TO expresses the future tense. The person is learning Italian and is hoping to be able to speak it next year.
Thus Option C is the correct answer.
The remaining options are incorrect because:
MUST and WILL HAVE TO express compulsion.
MAY expresses possibility. HAVE GOT TO expresses need.
COULD expresses the ability to do something. It is the past tense of CAN. The sentence is in the present tense.
MIGHT expresses possibility.

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