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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Might/be allowed to
Hi,
I've got some questions connected with modal verbs.
1) If it is possible that sb is having an argument now, should I say:
He might have an argument now. or He might be having an argumet now. (?)
2) If it is possible that sb lives (permanently) in a beautiful palace, should I say:
She might live in a beautiful palace. or She might be living in a beautiful palace. (?)
3) If I know that my parents will not allow me to stay out late tomorrow, can I say:
I won't be allowed to stay out late tomorrow. (?)
I've got some questions connected with modal verbs.
1) If it is possible that sb is having an argument now, should I say:
He might have an argument now. or He might be having an argumet now. (?)
2) If it is possible that sb lives (permanently) in a beautiful palace, should I say:
She might live in a beautiful palace. or She might be living in a beautiful palace. (?)
3) If I know that my parents will not allow me to stay out late tomorrow, can I say:
I won't be allowed to stay out late tomorrow. (?)
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1) If it is possible that sb is having an argument now-- H e might be having an argument now. 2) If it is possible that sb lives (permanently) in a beautiful palace, should I say: She might live in a beautiful palace. or She might be living in a beautiful palace.
- 1) If it is possible that sb is having an argument now-- H e might be having an argument now.
- 2) If it is possible that sb lives (permanently) in a beautiful palace, should I say: She might live in a beautiful palace.
- or She might be living in a beautiful palace.
- - - OK
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1) If it is possible that sb is having an argument now--
He might be having an argument now.
2) If it is possible that sb lives (permanently) in a beautiful palace, should I say:
She might live in a beautiful palace. or She might be living in a beautiful palace. -- Both OK
3) If I know that my parents will not allow me to stay out late tomorrow, can
He might be having an argument now.
2) If it is possible that sb lives (permanently) in a beautiful palace, should I say:
She might live in a beautiful palace. or She might be living in a beautiful palace. -- Both OK
3) If I know that my parents will not allow me to stay out late tomorrow, can
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