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Reflection

Might and May

Both may and might are used to express the possibility of some future action; might is more tentative than may.

The weather may/might be better tomorrow. Craig may/might know his results soon.

Use might:

In formal situations.
Might I suggest a different solution?
When someone is trying to persuade another person to do something, perhaps with some degree of irritation.
You might give me some cake too, Lucy.
In a conditional sentence, the if clause can be in the present or the past tense. If Louisa comes, she might look after the children.

Use may to:

Ask permission in a more formal way than can. May I have a drink, please?
Give permission, particularly when applied to you, he, she, they or a proper noun, to show that the speaker is allowing something to happen. You may go now.

Multiple Choice

You may go now, I won't keep you.

You can go.

You want to go but you're not sure.

Multiple Choice

You might meet a film star in Hollywood.

You will never meet a film star.

It is possible to meet a film star.

Multiple Choice

It might be useful to ask your colleagues' opinion.

It can be useful.

It is surely useful.

Multiple Choice

May I speak to Mr Darrell?

Can I speak to him?

Do I need to speak to him?

Multiple Choice

‘___ I come with you?’ Nicky asked.

May

Might

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Anna, come on, you ___tell me what he said!

may

might

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___ I use your ruler? I’ve lost mine.

May

Might

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Users ___download forms from this website.

may

might

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You ___want to move a bit closer to the screen.

may

might

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