MAY - MIGHT - English modal verbs - Grammar Lesson

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[@unnikrishnantp2840]

Is it ok to say maybe I didn’t lock the door instead of I might not have locked the door

[@WoodwardEnglish]

You may hear both but they have different meanings. The first one you KNOW you didn't lock the door. The second one you are NOT SURE if you locked the door.

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But sir I am confuse about 'to' Someone say go or went k sth 'to' fix hota hai Or ap kh rhy 'to' nh likhna 'go' k sth

[@j7pprime99]

I would like to ask a question Might is said to be the past form of 'May'. Then how do we use might to show something in the past? What are the differences between Might and Might have?

[@WoodwardEnglish]

We can use MIGHT as the past tense of requests with MAY: - She asked if she might borrow the car. - They wanted to know if they might come later.

[@param007]

7:13 she is not here.she might have gone to the market. 2.she is not..... She may have gone to the market. What is difference in both sentences?

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Both can be used and more or less mean the same thing. Might often implies a smaller chance of something happening More details here: www.grammar.cl/english/may-might.htm

[@meriemabbou2636]

Hello Is might the past form of may ??

[@WoodwardEnglish]

No.

[@shabeelbangash8807]

Could we use( may be able to Can be able to or might be able to together ) i watch a video on this topic now but im not sure that will be correct in English because (can and be able to) we can use interchangeably like . I can speak English or I'm able to speak English. I could speak English or i was able to speak English. could you please explain them for us i hope you will.

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May study, might study and must study.

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Must is in another video

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Hazlo en español

[@geraldinerodriguezchavez9504]

good explanation but i have a question that what is the meaning of may and might, they mean the same

[@WoodwardEnglish]

They more or less mean the same, though there is a slight difference in some cases. I wrote about it here: www.woodwardenglish.com/lesson/may-might-english-modal-verbs/

[@gangadharantavanurmana7195]

what will yes or no question statement? Do I may go? isn't it correct.

[@WoodwardEnglish]

You do not use "DO" with MAY or MIGHT (or any modal verbs)

[@gangadharantavanurmana7195]

@@WoodwardEnglish ok sir, How should be question statement? please give me an example for it.

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May I go ?

[@nimrasoomro5584]

What is the meaning of might and may

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Watch the video

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You missed an POINT Hypothetical and real sentence

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Maybe :)

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[@lifelearner45lloyd97]

No practice - why not?

[@WoodwardEnglish]

For some topics it is difficult to create. When I eventually do the general Modal Verbs video (where MAY and MIGHT will be included), there will be practice.

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[@luism.2909]

Might is used to ask for permission? Might is not used in academic language to refer to things that typically happen in certain situations?

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Yes, some people use MIGHT to ask for permission. I wouldn't use it personally but some people do.This explanation is not just about academic language but English in general.

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