Question

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Answer 1

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Объяснение:

It seems like you're working on a grammar exercise involving the use of "will," "won't," "may," and "might" in various contexts. Here are the completed rules for the grammar table:

Grammar Table:

1.We use will and won't for predictions / intentions.

2.We use may and might to talk about possibilities / things we are sure about.

3.We use will / won't / might / may + infinitive without to / infinitive with to.

4.We form the question with will / do + subject + will / infinitive.

Answer 2

It seems like you want to complete a grammar table with rules for using "will," "won't," "may," and "might." Here's the table with the missing information filled in:

Rule Number	Rule Description	Example
1	We use "will" and "won't" for predictions/intentions.	- I will go to the party tonight.
		- She won't be late for the meeting.
2	We use "may" and "might" to talk about possibilities/things we are unsure about.	- It may rain tomorrow.
		- He might come to the event.
3	We use "will," "won't," "might," or "may" + infinitive without "to" or infinitive with "to."	- She will visit her grandmother.
		- They won't be able to attend.
		- I might have dinner with them.
		- He may decide to come along.
4	We form questions with "will" using "will" + subject + infinitive. For questions with "do," we use "do" + subject + "will" + infinitive.	- Will you join us for dinner?
		- Will he come to the party?
		- Do you think she will win?

I hope this helps clarify the rules for using "will," "won't," "may," and "might" in English grammar!