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Ashish Dahiya 8559 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

might and could


I would like you to help me with the difference between might and could, because from my point of view there is no any.

thanks for your help

  

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Ashish Dahiya 8559 because from my point of view there is no any. isn't any. As you suspect, there are many similarities, but that doesn't mean there is no difference.

— CalifJim

  • Ashish Dahiya 8559 because from my point of view there is no any.
  • isn't any.
  • As you suspect, there are many similarities, but that doesn't mean there is no difference.
  • 1) Wendy told us she could be at the mall later.
  • 2) Wendy told us she might be at the mall later.
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Ashish Dahiya 8559because from my point of view there is no any. isn't any.

As you suspect, there are many similarities, but that doesn't mean there is no difference.

1) Wendy told us she could be at the mall later.
2) Wendy told us she might be at the mall later.

In 1) Wendy has the abil

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