.....be late for the party. (might/ought toExamples: (a) It is past 6 o'clock. Swati must(b) The fire brigade reached late. The building must have been in ashes by then(C) It can't be John since he is in school at this time.Fill in the blanks with correct words from the brackets.1. He is so intelligent that he could........ read at the age of three. (might/could)2. You ......... takemy umbrella in case it rains. (will/may)3. It is almost dark outside.we start our journey now? (might/should)I borrow your pen? (Can/Should)5. You seem to have lost your way.I help you? (might/shall)6. I ..........be a teenager at the end of this month. (will/can)7. You......... be ashamed of yourself for driving so recklessly and almost killing a passer-by. (may/ough8. Since there was heavy traffic, Jane said that she.... bebe away for a month, but I am not sure. (might/must)1. You...leave now. (may/could)4.2. TheyREMEMBER - - - -dals or modal auxiliaries are verbs that are placed before ordinary verbs and expressmission, possibility, certainty, necessity, ability and suggestion.y have no-ing' or '-ed' forms.and could express ability or capacity, seek and grant permission, possibility and offer or suggestion.ht' is the past equivalent of 'may', sometimes used when there is a weak possibility of somethingening​