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May and might: What’s the difference?

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Last updated: April 13, 2026 10:48 am
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Exercise 3

Fill in the blanks with “may,” “might,” “may not,” or “might not,” and one of the verbs in the box.

Exercises & Summary
  1. What is the difference between “may” and “might”?
  2. Exercise 1
  3. Exercise 2
  4. Exercise 3

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1 She come to the cinema with us later.

2 It rain this evening, so take your umbrella.

3 You leave early today if you finish your work.

4 He not come to class today because he is sick.

5 I {{{might}} buy a new laptop next month, but I’m not sure yet.

6 She be at home now; the lights are on.

7 You use my phone if you need to call someone.

8 They not finish the project on time because they are busy.

9 We visit my cousin this weekend, but we haven’t decided.

10 He join us for dinner, but he isn’t sure yet.

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