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When 'might' is not used as the past of 'may' in reported speech and similar tense regressions, there is no difference. In particular, there is no difference in probability.
- When 'might' is not used as the past of 'may' in reported speech and similar tense regressions, there is no difference.
- In particular, there is no difference in probability.
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When 'might' is not used as the past of 'may' in reported speech and similar tense regressions, there is no difference. In particular, there is no difference in probability.
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