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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
about modals verbs
what is the defferince between may , might and could
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), to make a suggestion (It could be done this way), to express future possibility (We could visit Thailand in the future), or to describe an ability in the past (I could play the piano when I was six) . ) might is used to talk about present and future possibility. )
- ), to make a suggestion (It could be done this way), to express future possibility (We could visit Thailand in the future), or to describe an ability in the past (I could play the piano when I was six) .
- ) might is used to talk about present and future possibility.
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Hello,
as far as I know could is used to ask for permission (Could I borrow your pen?), to make a request (Could you repeat it, please?), to make a suggestion (It could be done this way), to express future possibility (We could visit Thailand in the future), or to describe an ability in the past (I could play the piano when I was six) .
may is used to express future poss
as far as I know could is used to ask for permission (Could I borrow your pen?), to make a request (Could you repeat it, please?), to make a suggestion (It could be done this way), to express future possibility (We could visit Thailand in the future), or to describe an ability in the past (I could play the piano when I was six) .
may is used to express future poss
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