May and Might Drag and Drop Exercise

 

May, May Not, Might, Might Not: 

1. May – Shows possibility or permission.

• Example: It may rain today. (Possibility)  
• Example: You may go outside. (Permission)  

2. May Not – Shows something is not allowed or less possible. 

• Example: You may not use your phone in class. (Not allowed)  
• Example: She may not come to the party. (Less possible)  

3. Might – Shows a weaker possibility (less sure than "may")  

• Example: He might visit us tomorrow. (Not sure)  
• Example: I might need help with homework. (Not sure)  

4. Might Not – Shows something is less likely to happen. 

• Example: She might not like this food. (Less likely)  
• Example: The bus might not arrive on time. (Less likely)  

Tip: May and Might are similar, but 'Might' sounds less sure.

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