Fill in the blank with the appropriate Modal:
I ________ go to Ireland.
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 3
The correct answer is Option (3) - might
Explanation:
- "Might" is a modal verb used to express possibility.
- The sentence would read as "I might go to Ireland," indicating that there is a possibility of going, but it is not certain.
Why not the other options?
❌ "Need" – This would require "to" (e.g., "I need to go to Ireland."), and it indicates necessity rather than ability.
❌ "Dare" – This is typically used in negative or interrogative sentences (e.g., "Dare I go to Ireland?"), and it doesn't fit well here.
❌ "Suppose" – This is not a modal verb and does not convey ability, necessity, or possibility in this context.
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