Might=will possibly or would possibly
Consider this sentence of mine, please:
Depending on the context, I might use one of the sentences.
If you were to paraphrase might in the above sentence, how would you paraphrase it?
a) Depending on the context, I will possibly use one of the sentences. Or
b) Depending on the context, I would possibly use one of the sentences.
Top answer
There isn't a clear enough relevant difference between (a) and (b) to really distinguish, in my opinion. However, I suppose (a) seems a slightly more likely sentence for someone to use.
- There isn't a clear enough relevant difference between (a) and (b) to really distinguish, in my opinion.
- However, I suppose (a) seems a slightly more likely sentence for someone to use.
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There isn't a clear enough relevant difference between (a) and (b) to really distinguish, in my opinion. However, I suppose (a) seems a slightly more likely sentence for someone to use.
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