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A: Where’s John? B: I don’t know. He may be on vacation. |
May : [Auxiliary verb] (가능성을 나타내어) …일지도 모른다 […일 수도 있다] |
A: What are you going to do this weekend? B: We might go to a movie. |
Might : [Auxiliary verb] 남의 말을 전달할 때 may의 과거형으로 쓰임 |
It might rain. (It’s possible.) |
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It may rain. (It’s more possible.) |
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It’ll probably rain. (It’s likely.) |
It’ll : [Verb] it will의 축약형 |
It will rain. (It’s definite.) |
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We might go to the movies. |
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A: Will you go to the party? B: I might. (OR) I may. |
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A: Are you going to see that movie tonight? B: We might. (OR) We may. |
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I think I might buy that book. |
Think : [Verb] (…라고) 생각하다, (생각에) …일 것 같다; (…라고) 믿다 |
I’m sure I will be there. |
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Maybe I’ll go to the party. (OR) I might go to the party. (OR) I may go to the party. |
Maybe : [Adverb] 어쩌면, 아마 I’ll : [Verb] I will의 축약형 |
A: Are you going to the game? B: Maybe. (OR) I may. (OR) I might. |
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Apr 15, 2016
(UNIT 18) May or Might for possibility
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