MAY / MIGHT
MAY: used to express possibility or permission (more formal)
Example 1: It may rain tomorrow. (Possibility) 70% Example 2: May I leave early? (Permission)
MIGHT: used to express possibility (less certain than may)
Example 1: She might come to the party. (Possibility) 30% Example 2: We might see a movie later. (Possibility) 30%
POSSIBILITY: may or might
POSSIBILITY: may or might
I _______ go to the park later.
POSSIBILITY: may or might
I _______ study more tonight.
POSSIBILITY: may or might
I _______ visit my grandparents this weekend.
POSSIBILITY: may or might
I _______ watch a movie this evening.
POSSIBILITY: may or might
I _______ prepare dinner tonight.
POSSIBILITY: may or might
I _______ go shopping tomorrow.
POSSIBILITY: may or might
I _______ take a nap this afternoon.
POSSIBILITY: may or might
I _______ travel to another city next month.
POSSIBILITY: may or might
I _______ take my dog to the park this afternoon.
POSSIBILITY: may or might
I _______ call have a video call with a friend today.
POSSIBILITY or PERMISSION
You may borrow my book for a week. (Permission) It might be very hot tomorrow. (Possibility) May I use your computer? (Permission) They may visit us this summer. (Possibility) We might travel to Paris next year. (Possibility)
POSSIBILITY or PERMISSION
He might come to the meeting if he finishes his work. (Possibility) You may speak now. (Permission) I may not go to the concert if I have too much homework. (Possibility) May I take a break? (Permission) She might move to a new house soon. (Possibility)
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1. I __________ go to the party later, but I’m not sure. 2. You __________ stay after school to finish your homework. 3. They __________ have finished the project by now. 4. __________ I borrow your pen? 5. We __________ need to leave early tomorrow.
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6. I __________ go to the gym this evening if I finish work early. 7. You __________ want to try this new restaurant, it’s really good. 8. She __________ not come to the meeting because of a family emergency. 9. We __________ need to take a taxi if the buses are not running. 10. __________ I ask you a question about the homework?
1 - What are Coffin Homes?
2 - Living in a Coffin Home
3 - Why Do People Live in Coffin Homes?
4 - What Can Be Done to Help?
Multiple Choice Questions: 1. What is a coffin home? A) A type of restaurant B) A very large apartment C) A tiny room where people live D) A public park 2. Why do people live in coffin homes? A) Because they want to live in small spaces B) Because they can't afford bigger homes C) Because they like to be alone D) Because they are not allowed to live in bigger homes
3. What do people in coffin homes often share? A) Their kitchen B) Their living room C) Their bathroom and toilet D) Their television 4. What is a problem with living in a coffin home? A) There is too much space B) There are no windows C) The room is too cold D) The rent is too high
5. Why might people live in coffin homes for years? A) Because they enjoy the small space B) Because they can’t afford a bigger place C) Because they are waiting for a better job D) Because the government gives them free homes 6. What is the government doing to help people living in coffin homes? A) They are giving people new jobs B) They are building more affordable homes C) They are giving people free food D) They are moving people to other countries
7. What will take time to fix? A) The weather in Hong Kong B) The government’s plan for more affordable homes C) The size of the coffin homes D) The cost of living