Modal verbs: How to use may, might and could to talk about possibilities

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May, might and can are really useful verbs. We use them in lots of different ways but an important one is how we use them to explain when we're not sure and want express uncertainty.

You can use may might and could with the same simple structure if you're talking about the present or the future. They mean the same thing and you'll have no problems.

But do you know how to use them in the negative? That's where it gets tricky. May not and might not don't meant the same as could not (or couldn't) .

Learn how to use could and couldn't in English and about this important difference in this video

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