may and might

Which sentence uses "may" to ask for permission?

• 1. a) May you have a happy birthday!

• b) It may rain tomorrow.

• c) May I use your pencil?

• d) She may come to the party.

Which sentence uses "may" to express a wish?

• a) May all your wishes come true!

• b) She may arrive late.

• c) May I have some water?

• d) We may visit the zoo.

In which sentence does "may" show possibility?

• a) May I go to the bathroom?

• b) May you succeed in life!

• c) You may begin your test now.

• d) The weather may change soon.

Choose the sentence where "may" is used correctly:

• 1.  I may to go home now.

• b) May I go home now?

• c) I may going home now.

• d) May me go home now?

What does "may" mean in the sentence "It may snow tomorrow"?

• 1. a) It is allowed to snow tomorrow

• b) It will definitely snow tomorrow

• c) It is possible that it will snow tomorrow

• d) It is forbidden to snow tomorrow

Choose the sentence that uses "may" to give permission:

• 1. a) May you have a wonderful day!

• b) You may begin your work now.

• c) It may be cold outside.

• d) The bus may be late.

Choose the sentence that uses "may" to give permission:

• 1. a) May you have a wonderful day!

• b) You may begin your work now.

• c) It may be cold outside.

• d) The bus may be late.

In which sentence is "may" NOT used correctly?

• 1. a) May I have some juice?

• b) She may going to the party.

• c) We may visit our grandparents.

• d) May you have a safe journey

Which sentence shows a wish with "may"?

• 1.  a) May we go to the playground?

• b) You may take one cookie.

• c) May your day be filled with joy!

• d) It may be time to leave.

What does "may" mean in "May I have some water?"

• a) Asking for permission

• b) Showing possibility

• c) Making a wish

• d) Giving an order