Modal Verbs of Obligation
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autoenglish 1 year ago
thank you for your lessons; Please
difference between might and may
elifio100 1 year ago
We use MAY for polite requests.
"May I use your mobile, please?"
We use MIGHT for possibility.
"I might go to the paryt but I'm not sure yet."
autoenglish 1 year ago
Thank you.
autoenglish 2 years ago