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Salam1101 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Might, May

Hello
You MAY feel tired after taking this medication.
You MIGHT feel tired after taking this medication.
I MAY be able to help you.
I MIGHT be able to help you.
Could someone tell me if it makes any difference using may or might in above sentences.
Thanks in advance.
  

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The difference is the strength. May is stronger than might. 1.

— Andrei

  • The difference is the strength.
  • May is stronger than might.
  • 1.
  • I may go to the party tomorrow.
  • 2.
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The difference is the strength. May is stronger than might.

1. I may go to the party tomorrow.

2. I might go to the party tomorrow.

The degree of certainity is higer in the first one than the second one.
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