May and might: What’s the difference?

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Exercise 2: Choose the correct form — 'may', 'might', or 'may not' — for each gap.

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Explanation

Exercise 2: Choose the correct form — 'may', 'might', or 'may not' — for each gap.

Fill in each blank with the correct modal verb: 'may', 'might', or 'may not'. Pay attention to context — permission, possibility, or prohibition.

1
You ____ use the pool; it’s for hotel guests only.
2
I ____ go jogging after work if I have enough time.
3
Please ___ I have some more soup?
4
Joe ___ come to the party because he has a lot of homework.
5
They have the same surname. I think they ___ be brothers.
6
If you’ve finished eating, you ___ leave the table.
7
Jill is coughing a lot. I think she ___ have a cold.
8
You ___ write with a pencil in the exam. You must use a pen.
9
The match ___ be cancelled if the weather doesn’t improve.
10
___ I use your phone?