What is the difference between May I and Can I? Permission in English

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What about he might/could come to the party? Do these make any difference than he may/can come to the party?

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Okay. Well, if I say, I could come to the party vs I might come to the party or I may come to the party. What differences do these sentences make? How do I understand these sentences? What meanings do these sentences carry? I'm sort of stuck in the sentences I've mentioned above. Explain please???

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Can "Shall" be used like May and can ?

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Nice, but could you talk about "MIGHT", I get confused about how use it properly. Thanks 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

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@@mohamudofficialchannel5261 thanks for helping me, but, actually I'd like to know better the difference between MAY, CAN and MIGHT. As I wrote, I've confused it yet.

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I think "may he come to the event?" is different from "can he come to the event?". Despite being interchangeable, the second one may be referring to the person's ability to go to the party, no? Maybe he has no car and the event is far from his house or he has another commitment. Just thinking... 🤔

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It can be like that if you think about it. But for native speakers, we more or less treat them as interchangeable. With "may" being slightly more polite than "can"

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