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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What is the differance between might and might have?
pls sepicify with examples?
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Examples: I might watch the football match today on TV. - Might is an auxilliary (helping) verb indicating possibility. I might have a few friends over to watch it with me.
- Examples: I might watch the football match today on TV.
- - Might is an auxilliary (helping) verb indicating possibility.
- I might have a few friends over to watch it with me.
- - Have is the main verb.
- If the tickets hadn't cost so much, I might have gone to the match in person.
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Examples:
I might watch the football match today on TV. - Might is an auxilliary (helping) verb indicating possibility.
I might have a few friends over to watch it with me. - Have is the main verb.
If the tickets hadn't cost so much, I might have gone to the match in person. (Might is an auxilliary (helping) verb indicating possibility, used with pas
I might watch the football match today on TV. - Might is an auxilliary (helping) verb indicating possibility.
I might have a few friends over to watch it with me. - Have is the main verb.
If the tickets hadn't cost so much, I might have gone to the match in person. (Might is an auxilliary (helping) verb indicating possibility, used with pas
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