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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
May have/ might have
A: I don’t have my wallet with me. I may have left it in my friend’s house.
B: I don’t have my wallet with me. I might have left it in my friend’s house.
C: I don’t have my wallet with me. I could have left it in my friend’s house.
Are they cotrect? I doubt on sentence ‘C’. Thanks.
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They are all correct. 'could' can sometimes substitute for 'may' or 'might' without changing the meaning. CJ
- They are all correct.
- 'could' can sometimes substitute for 'may' or 'might' without changing the meaning.
- CJ
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They are all correct. 'could' can sometimes substitute for 'may' or 'might' without changing the meaning.
CJ
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