READING READING CHECK-UP JUST IN CASE Larry didn't go to work today, and he might not go to work tomorrow either. He might see his doctor instead. He's feeling absolutely terrible, and he thinks he might have the flu. Larry isn't positive, but he doesn't want to take any chances. He thinks it might be a good idea for him to see his doctor... just in case. B. Well, I hope you feel better soon. A. Thank you. Mrs. Randall didn't go to the office today, and she might not go to the office tomorrow either. She might go to the doctor instead. She feels nauseous every morning, and she thinks she might be pregnant. Mrs. Randall isn't positive, but she doesn't want to take any chances. She thinks it might be a good idea for her to go to the doctor... just in case. CHOOSE Larry is "calling in sick." Choose the correct words and then practice the conversation. Tommy and Julie Harris didn't go to school today, and they might not go to school tomorrow either. They might stay home in bed instead. They have little red spots all over their arms and legs. Mr. and Mrs. Harris think their children might have the measles. They aren't positive, but they don't want to take any chances. They think it might be a good idea for Tommy and Julie to stay home in bed...just in case. A. Hello. This is Larry Parker. I'm afraid I ( might can't )1 come to work today. I think I will might )2 have the flu. B. That's too bad. (Are you Will you )3 going to see your doctor? A. I think I might sure ).4 B. (Not Will you be at work tomorrow? A. I'm not sure. I( might not might ) go to work tomorrow either.​