There's someone at the door - it
may be one of my friends.
can be one of my friends.
which is correct?
we may can go swimming later
we may go swimming later
we may to go swimming later
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tomorrow
it
might
be very hot
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anna
French?
can
speak
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be a storm
there could
later this evening
I've heard
I'm not sure what to do tomorrow...
I couldn't go to May's party.
I can go to May's party.
I might go to May's party.
to talk about negative possibilities we can use
can not / could not
may not / might not
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Luis is -
I don't know where
be at Uni
he may still
Laura is not feeling well, so she
might go to work today
may not go to work today
may not to go to work today
We need to tidy up, our friends...
can arrive at any minute.
could arrive at any minute.
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until he was two
was a year old, but
max could walk when he
he couldn't talk
Sally....
could drive a car until she was 30.
may drive a car until she was 30.
couldn't drive a car until she was 30.
can't drive a car until she was 30.
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but it doesnt
it can snow
often happen
here in April
to ask for permission we can use May I...? or Could I.....?
False
True
We use can to talk about possibilities in the present but not the future
False
True
what is the best ice cream flavour?
chocolate
pistachio
vanilla
strawberry
Modal verbs can, could, might & may to talk about
ability or inability & possibility
obligation & prohibition