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To fill in the blanks with appropriate modal verbs, let's consider the context of each sentence:

1. might - "Sarah's studying" is not certain, so use "might."

   • "Where’s Sarah? She might be very busy."

2. will certainly - To indicate certainty in the future.

   • "He will certainly meet us by the lake."

3. may - Indicates possibility.

   • "The water in the lake may be very cold."

4. may - Indicates possibility.

   • "Jack may still be at the office doing some urgent work."

5. might - Indicates a lower probability or uncertainty.

   • "He hasn’t called me yet. He might still be busy."

6. will definitely - Shows certainty that an event will happen.

   • "She will definitely go on a boat trip across the Mediterranean Sea. She hasn’t planned it yet."

7. will certainly - Shows certainty about future plans.

   • "They will certainly be out of town for the weekend."

8. will probably - Indicates likelihood without complete certainty.

   • "She has promised me – she will probably phone me in the afternoon."

9. may - Indicates a less certain possibility.

   • "The taxi may still be stuck in traffic at the moment."

10. will probably - A probable future event.

    • "They will probably be travelling at the moment."

These choices reflect the level of certainty or possibility appropriate for each context.