Choose the correct answer. Take an umbrella. It ... rain later.

To solve this test, we should use “may” or “might”. As “may/might + present infinitive” can express possibility in the present or future. For example: He may/might tell his wife. (Perhaps he will tell his wife.) “May or might” is used for present or future possibility. Normally either can be used, “might” slightly increases the doubt. Note that in speech we can also indicate increased doubt by stressing “may / might”. “Tom may lend you the money” (with a strong stress on may) implies that this is not very likely. “Tom might lend you the money” (with a strong stress on might) implies “I don’t think this is at all likely. I think it is unlikely”.

Manba: UZBMB namunaviy test topshiriqlari va ularni yechish bo‘yicha tavsiyalar (2020). M. G‘apporov, R. Qosimova “Ingliz tili grammatikasi”, pages 18; 26-27; Lutfullo Jo‘rayev, Svetlana Khan, etc. “Fly High English 8-sinf uchun darslik”, page -102