May / Might – Exercise 74

Drag each element from the list below to the right gap.

— Do you think it will rain tomorrow?

— Yes, it

— Is it possible that Jack won't come to the meeting?

— He

. He's not sure yet.

— Do you think Mr Hilltop will win the election?

— He

. He has a strong team.

— Is it possible that you'll work in Australia?

— I

there. I've got an offer and I'm thinking about it.

— Do you think you will ever get married?

— I

. I've met a wonderful girl.

might rain

might work

might get married

might win

might not come

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Expressing probability with "might"

It might rain. = It is possible that it will rain.

We use "might" (and "may", but not so often) to say that something is probable but we are not completely sure.

Examples

I might take a taxi or I might walk. I haven't decided yet. Both options are possible but I'm not sure what I'll choose.

Keep the phone with you. The delivery man might call any time. Maybe he'll call or maybe he won't call. We don't know.

Dan might not come tomorrow. He says he might have some other plans. It is possible that he won't come. Maybe he'll have some other plans. But he's not sure yet.

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