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Present and future possibility at different strengths.
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May and might are modal verbs for possibility. They are followed by the base form of the verb: may go, might go, may be, might be. In modern English, may often sounds a little stronger or more likely than might, but both can be used for present and future possibilities.
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It must rain later.
It may rain later.
May is used for a present or future possibility that the speaker thinks is fairly possible.
She must be at home now.
She might be at home now.
Might is also used for possibility, often a little weaker or less certain than may.
We may to go to Da Nang next week.
We may go to Da Nang next week.
May can talk about a possible future plan or event.
He might comes to the meeting tomorrow.
He might come to the meeting tomorrow.
Might is followed by the base form of the verb.
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