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May and might are interchangeable when expressing possibility in present and future contexts. Might have + past participle is used to express possibility in past contexts. When seeking permission or suggestions, may is more proper than might. For example, it would be more appropriate to say "May I leave class early?" rather than "Might I leave class early?".
- Author
- Paola Garcia Lapaquette
- Language
- EN