Lesson 112 👩‍🏫 Basic English with Jennifer - MAY and MIGHT (modals)

👉Intermediate Grammar
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Index:
0:01 Introduction
0:32 Practice with Flavia and Andreia: Review of SHOULD for advice.
4:19 Your turn: Practice using SHOULD and SHOULDN'T.
5:21 Practice with Flavia and Andreia: Using MAY and MIGHT for possibilities.
11:28 Your turn: Practice using MAY and MIGHT.

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[philadelphia_ers]

As an example to helping a lot of people: You shouldn't go barefoot, the floor is slippery. Thank you again dear Jennifer!

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[priscatvilfort]

From Haiti. I love your lesson my dear teacher.Have a wonderful night!

[romina]

Indeed, he's in a place surrounded by nature. Maybe he's with some friends. I've no a clear idea about where he might exactly be, but one thing is sure. He's away from the noisy city and the sight just looks amazing 😍

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[sergeipetrov]

Hello Jennifer! Glad to see you and your students! It was such a useful lesson. To know of modal verbs and to use them correctly are different things. Thank you so much! I think the man from the picture may be a traveler. He might be in China, for instance. He maybe travels alone. He might plan to reach a new destination. He should wear a cap because there exists a lot of solar radiation high in the mountains.

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I'm always watching your all lecture videos ma'am.

[philadelphia_ers]

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[bobsanco]

hey jennifer, can you do an in depth video of how to introduce yourself including more on the handshake etiquette, thanks for your time!

[federicapaesano]

thanks for this lesson you should do another one about may and might

[yerasylsenglish]

Actually I had so many problems with these modal verbs, I couldn't understand them. And I am really happy I found your channel. You help me a lot. Thank you so much))))

[kinjalnompi]

He may wants to see a beautiful mountain.

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[vaithym]

Hi jennifer
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[elianamoreno]

Thanks Jennifer... Great lesson... I think...
He might be in the mountains of Asia.
He may be a climber.
He might be with a friends or partners.
He may does extrem sports.
Thanks... Take care

[Soccer_Life]

hi Ms Jennifer how are your doing Ms Jennifer

[stunninglad]

'May' and 'might' are very similar modals and work in both the present and past tenses.
However, I would say that 'might' is the more commonly used of the two.

He may have been hiking when the photograph was taken. .
He may be hiking.
He might have been hiking when the photograph was taken.
He might be hiking.