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Rashid rajal Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Maybe/might

Situation is,
Someone announced free meal for people one year before and still giving.
When I heard about this I said" people might have been eating even they are not hungry"
I mean to say that I just presumed . Did I made right sentence.?
Another example,
My brother,s family living In a beautiful place.
It has been a year.
They might have been enjoying there.
Actually I want to say that something is may be happening from 1st day till now.
  

Top answer

rashid rajal P eople might have been eating there even if they are were not hungry . Correct as shown above. rashid rajal My brother ' s family is living i n a beautiful place.

— CalifJim

  • rashid rajal P eople might have been eating there even if they are were not hungry .
  • Correct as shown above.
  • rashid rajal My brother ' s family is living i n a beautiful place.
  • It has been a year.
  • They might have been enjoying living there.
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rashid rajalPeople might have been eating there even if they are were not hungry.
Correct as shown above.
rashid rajalMy brother
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People might have been eating there even they were not hungry.
It shows past and present? But not sure about future?
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rashid rajalPeople might have been eating there even if they were not hungry.
It's all in the past. It means Maybe people [have been / were] eating there even if they were not hungry.

CJ
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Whats the difference.?
1.Mybe he went to school.
2.He might have gone to school.
How strong difference is if there is difference? .
He we use any of them for same sentence.
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rashid rajalWhats the difference.? 1.Maybe he went to school. 2.He might have gone to school.
These two sentences say basically the same thing.

CJ
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