May might
Could you please explain the following , which has tormented me for quite a while. My teacher says that there are three kinds of " may/ might ". First, the "may / might" used for assumptions with 50 percent degree certainty like " he may be drunk now , he may have been drunk yesterday ". 2 may might for concession " he might have been there but I didn't see him , he may be rich but he is unhappy " Third - may for permission. I think that your rich and beautiful language has more meanings of may and might.Could you please elaborate on that .
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This dictionary has 14 entries for "may" as a modal verb. com/browse/may There are various ways to aggregate or separate usage. " It is a common conundrum in many of the natural sciences.
- This dictionary has 14 entries for "may" as a modal verb.
- com/browse/may There are various ways to aggregate or separate usage.
- " It is a common conundrum in many of the natural sciences.
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This dictionary has 14 entries for "may" as a modal verb.
https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/may
And this one has four (in concordance with your post):
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