MAY AND MIGHT

... I have some tea?

• MAY

• MIGHT

Answer explanation

May applies to situations that are possible or could be possible.

He ... arrive today, but I am not sure.

• MAY

• MIGHT

Answer explanation

Might carries with it less probability and applies to hypothetical and counterfactual situations.

I was afraid that I ... be late.

• MAY

• MIGHT

Answer explanation

Might carries with it less probability and applies to hypothetical and counterfactual situations.

You ... shout in class!

• MAY NOT

• MIGHT NOT

Answer explanation

May applies to situations that are possible or could be possible.

I love you, Dad. You ... be the best father in the world.

• MAY

• MIGHT

Answer explanation

May applies to situations that are possible or could be possible.

Read and write "may" or "might"

Students ... only borrow four books at a time.

Answer explanation

May applies to situations that are possible or could be possible.

Read and write "may" or "might"

I ... wear a silver dress tonight, but I am not sure.

Answer explanation

Might carries with it less probability and applies to hypothetical and counterfactual situations.

Read and write "may" or "might"

... I borrow your car?

Answer explanation

May applies to situations that are possible or could be possible.

Read and write "may" or "might"

Leandro is coughing. He ... be sick.

Answer explanation

May applies to situations that are possible or could be possible.

Read and write "may" or "might"

Sam is in the last place. She ... lose the race.

Answer explanation

Might carries with it less probability and applies to hypothetical and counterfactual situations.