Might be
What’s the difference here: I might move to Europe.
And
I might be moving to Europe.
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"I might move to Europe" is a plain statement of possiblity with no overtones I can hear. It would be the way to say it, for example, if you were considering other regions as well. "I might be moving to Europe" implies that something has happened that makes it at least somewhat likely that you will.
- "I might move to Europe" is a plain statement of possiblity with no overtones I can hear.
- It would be the way to say it, for example, if you were considering other regions as well.
- "I might be moving to Europe" implies that something has happened that makes it at least somewhat likely that you will.
- Perhaps you are being considered for a job there in your company.
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"I might move to Europe" is a plain statement of possiblity with no overtones I can hear. It would be the way to say it, for example, if you were considering other regions as well.
"I might be moving to Europe" implies that something has happened that makes it at least somewhat likely that you will. Perhaps you are being considered for a job there in your company.
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