The document discusses the differences between the words "may" and "might" in English grammar. It notes that "may" is used to indicate present or future possibility, permission, or wishes, while "might" is used for past possibility. Examples are provided for each usage of "may" and "might".
The document discusses the differences between the words "may" and "might" in English grammar. It notes that "may" is used to indicate present or future possibility, permission, or wishes, while "might" is used for past possibility. Examples are provided for each usage of "may" and "might".
The document discusses the differences between the words "may" and "might" in English grammar. It notes that "may" is used to indicate present or future possibility, permission, or wishes, while "might" is used for past possibility. Examples are provided for each usage of "may" and "might".
• The grammatical structure MAY infinitive to MIGHT o I might get that job o I may cook rice for lunch. • Possibility present/ future
• I may have to go to the doctor.
• I might have to go to the doctor • Past Possibility
o I may have driven my dad's car.
o I might have eaten pizza in the morning. • Permission o May I use your computer. Giving permission Of course, you may. • Expressing wishes May you be safe on your journey. Name: Lia Bonilla ENGLISH SPANISH WRITTEN SENTENCE Feel stressed Sentirse estresado I feel stressed when I do math homework. Make a dentist´s Hacer una visita al dentista. I make a dentist´s on Friday. Appointment Cita My dad has a doctor's appointment at the hospital. Make an excuse Inventar una excusa My dad makes excuses for not exercising. Do housework Hacer las tareas domésticas I have to do housework in my apartment. Make a cake Hacer un pastel. My sister makes a cake for her son's birthday. Have a day off Tener un día libre My brother has one day off a week. Get some fresh air Respirar aire fresco I like to get fresh air in the park. Do shopping Ir de compras On the weekend I went shopping with my sister. Have lunch Almorzar Yesterday I had fried chicken with cooked rice for lunch. Have a barbecue Hacer una barbacoa My mom had a barbecue on Sunday. Have a meeting Celebrar una reunión I have a meeting with my friends for my birthday. Be nervous Estar nervioso I get nervous when I speak in public. Get fit Ponerse en forma My friend needs to get fit shape for her wedding. Start university Comienzo de la universidad They started university two months ago.
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