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If you want to say that there is a possibility that he has a job, you can use either might or may . In American English there wouldn't really be any significant difference in meaning. However, I'd say people would tend to choose might rather than may in such a sentence.
- If you want to say that there is a possibility that he has a job, you can use either might or may .
- In American English there wouldn't really be any significant difference in meaning.
- However, I'd say people would tend to choose might rather than may in such a sentence.
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If you want to say that there is a possibility that he has a job, you can use either might or may. In American English there wouldn't really be any significant difference in meaning. However, I'd say people would tend to choose might rather than may in such a sentence.
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