Which of these is the correct way to use a modal verb in a sentence?
I mights go to the park.
I mightings to go the park
I might going to the park.
I might go to the park.
If something is 100% certain (like your hair colour), which word should you use
must
may
is/have
might
On the 'possibility scale', which word is considered stronger?
might
may
How do you correctly ask for permission formally?
Do I use your phone?
I may use your phone?
May I to use your phone?
May I use your phone?
What is the correct structure for a past possibility?
Subject + may/might have + past participle
Subject + may/might have + base verb
Subject + may/might have + past participle
Subject + may/might had + past participle
When speaking quickly, what does 'may have' sound like?
May of
May if
May'd
May a
Which maodal verb is used in the formal wish "____ the force be with you?"
May
Might
Which sentence about the past is correct for 'he'?
He might has missed the bus.
He mayed have missed the bus.
He might missed the bus
He might have missed the bus.
Arnel mentions that 'Might I...' is:
The most common way to ask for permission today.
Only used for wishes.
Grammatically incorrect.
Old fashioned but very formal.
What is the negative for of 'She might have seen us.'?
She may not have seen us.
She may have not seen us.
She not may have seen us.
She may haven't seen us.
Which verb form is 'gone' in the sentence 'He may have gone.'?
Gerund
Base form
Past simple
Past participle
If you are 'not sure' and 'it depends' which modal feels more natural for a weak possibility?
may
might
Is it correct to write 'might've' in a formal essay?
Yes, it sounds natural
No, you should write 'might have'
What does "May the force be with you.' actually mean?
Can the force be with you.
I think the force must be with you.
You must use the force.
Good luck!
In the phrase 'You may have dessert' what is 'may' being used for?
Permission
Possibility
Past event
A wish
We ________ go to the beach tomorrow if the weather forecast improves by morning.
might
