Using May and Might - Basic English Grammar Lesson
Using May and Might - Basic English Grammar Lesson
In this video podcast Rachna brings out the basic difference between the common expressions May and Might,
Students often get confused while using these expressions, Rachna explains the correct usage of May and Might with the help of example sentence for better understanding.
Enjoy!
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In this video podcast Rachna brings out the basic difference between the common expressions May and Might,
Students often get confused while using these expressions, Rachna explains the correct usage of May and Might with the help of example sentence for better understanding.
Enjoy!
Видео Using May and Might - Basic English Grammar Lesson канала Learn English with Let's Talk - Free English Lessons
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