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Structure: ‘Modals of possibility 2’

Practise may, might and could — three modal verbs that express possibility — through an error-correction exercise drawing on the story of Joby Aviation's first piloted eVTOL flight.

G Gareth
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Structure: ‘Modals of possibility 2’
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