May and might: What’s the difference?

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Exercise 3: Fill in the gaps with ‘may’, ‘might’, ‘may not’, or ‘might not’ + a verb from the box.

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Exercise 3: Fill in the gaps with ‘may’, ‘might’, ‘may not’, or ‘might not’ + a verb from the box.

Use 'might' or 'might not' where possible. Choose from: be – be – borrow – bring – buy – drive – have – rain – sit – watch – wear

1

There’s a grey cloud in the sky. I think it .

2

You television for half an hour after you’ve tidied your room.

3

I time to visit her because I’ve got a lot of work to do.

4

You your dog in here. We do not allow pets in the shop.

5

I some new clothes when I go shopping tomorrow.

6

I my new dress to the party. I think I will match my shoes.

7

All the seats are free, so you anywhere you like.

8

I think this Tom’s notebook.

9

I to the cinema because parking in town is expensive.

10

You my book if you like. Just remember to give it back.