Select a suitable option to complete the sentence:
'Have we got any eggs?'
'I'm not sure. He bought half dozen only I think. He just took six eggs from the fridge. There _____ be some in the fridge.'

will

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may

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might

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can

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Solution

The correct option is B might
The correct answer is Option C.
MIGHT expresses possibility.
In the given sentence there is possibility that there are some eggs in the fridge.
Thus MIGHT is the correct answer.
The remaining options are incorrect because:
WILL expresses the future tense.
MAY is used in the present tense.
CAN expresses the ability to do something.

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Select a suitable option to complete the sentence:'Have we got any eggs?' 'I'm not sure. He bought half dozen only I think. He just took six eggs from the fridge. There _____ be some in the fridge.'

Select a suitable option to complete the sentence:
'Have we got any eggs?'
'I'm not sure. He bought half dozen only I think. He just took six eggs from the fridge. There _____ be some in the fridge.'