May Might

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• You don't have to be on time

• You don't have permission for that

• You are going to be late but you are not sure

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• Do I need to talk to you?

• I want to talk to you but I'm not sure

• Do you allow that?

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• He´ll surely be busy

• He'll probably be busy

• He's allowed to be busy

• He won't be busy

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• You don't need to do that

• The rules do not allow that

• You are not going to do that but you are not sure

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• You are going to do that but you are not sure

• You don't need to smoke

• The laws doesn't allow that

• You are allowed to smoke

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• Perhaps, I'll be late

• I won't be late

• I'm allowed to be late

• I'm surely to be late

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• It will surely be colder

• It'll be probably be colder

• The temperatures is not allowed to fall

• It will be very hot

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• It can be useful

• It is not useful

• It is not surely useful

• You are useful to your colleagues