Auxiliary verb : may,might
Use may and
might to express probability or possibility
May
Used to ask for formal permission:
- May
I come in?
- May
I say something now?
- May
I ask one question?
Used to suggest something that is possible:
- She
may agree with this plan.
- They
may not be happy about what happened.
- It
may shower tonight.
Might (past
form of may)
Used to suggest a smaller possibility than may
does
(actually, might is more common than may in American English)
(actually, might is more common than may in American English)
- He
might have finished it.
- I
might go see a doctor.
- I
might not come this time.
- It
might be right.
- You
might have lost it.
- The
store might have been closed today.
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