Usage examples Modal verbs (May/Might)

• It may include tests

• What might they find?

• You may not want to watch.

• You may fool others

• What might it mean?

• He may not agree to meet.

• They might have guests.

• What might he say?

• She may not want to go.

• It might be months.

• May I ask another favor?

• I might not have wanted to go out with you.

• The work may be hazardous

• May I ask the name?

• We might not be the best people.

• The truth may be obscure.

• May I have some cereal?

• We might not like it, but it's the truth.

• The terminology may be unfortunate.

• May I see the verdict?

• May I take a seat?

• I may need to create a spreadsheet.

• May I propose a toast?

• You may want to open a window.

• May I see the warrant?

• We may need to replace a tooth.

• May I use the phone?

• You may begin to feed the patient.

• Might I make a request?

• You may want to pause the video.

• What might they do?

• I might not even recognise her.

• They may have powers

• What might they discover?

• It might not even be her.

• You might need excuses

• Might I take a message?

• You may not wanna know.

• I might have plans.

• Any information may be important.

• May I have a knife?

• The party may be great.

• May we have a word?

• It may help to slow the poisoning.

• May I see the room?

• You may want to reconsider that offer.

• She may have changed her mind.

• I may have missed my opportunity.

• He might have been your friend.

• They may have learned their lesson.

• She might have been her shadow.

• You might have broken your leg.

• It might have been her imagination.

• I may have updated my status.

• And she may have some money.

• And it might be the dance.

• May I have the tape?

• I may want to ask a reward.

• May I have a glass?

• You may want to remove the object.

• May I take a message?

• You may want to consider this training.

• May I try another card?

• She may continue to play the game.

• May I use the restroom?

• You may want to burn this basket!

• You may calm yourselves.

• We may be enemies

• They may ask questions.

• She may have children.

• She may have nightmares.

• I may face penalties.

• They might have plans.

• You might have nightmares.

• They might find people.

• They might have radios.

• May I drink the juice?

• You might not realize that now.

• A person may be proud

• May I ask the reason?

• He might never show up there.

• You may have saved my life.

• May I join the conversation?

• He might not have been lying.

• We may have lost our freedom

• May I unlock the box?

• I think I may have hurt someone.

• I think you may have broken something.

• I think I might have met somebody.

• It may have been relief.

• It might have been pain.

• It might have happened yesterday.

• It might have been minutes.

• I may have made mistakes

• We might have been friends.

• You may have seen signs.

• I may have hit something.

• I might have chosen something

• We might have lost everything.

• We might have gone home!

• He may have seen something.

• It might have been coincidence.

• They might have been brothers.

• I may have heard rumors.

• I might have been watching a film.

• He might have been telling the truth.

• They may not have room for an animal in their home.

• You may have saved his life.

• May I write a note?

• This may not be the right thing to do.

• It might have been your head.

• May I have some water?

• You're afraid of what may not come.

• He might have spared his emotion.

• Might I ask a favor?

• It may not be the same this time.

• I think I might have found something!

• It might have been fun.

• I might have wounded someone.

• We might have missed something.

• I might have known Wendy.

• It might have changed everything.

• I might have done something.

• They might have reached land.

• I may have found something.

• Shakespeare may not have written it.

• I might have children.

• What might you tell her?

• Jake might not have heard you.

• You might get shingles!

• May I demand some wood?

• He might not be that reasonable.

• They might get mumps!

• May I ask a question?

• It might not be that easy.

• She might have mentioned something.

• You may want to rest this afternoon.

• May I see the poem?

• You may need to consult a dictionary.

• But I might need some help.

• But you might have the chance

• And we might have a suspect.

• And it may make a mess.

• Or I might get a headache.

• May I prepare some tea?

• It might not be that simple.

• She may have dreams.

• May I have the bill?

• I may not be that nice

• I may find pearls.

• May I see another stone?

• It might not be that literal.

• She might have visitors.

• May I have a cigarette?

• This may be some trap.

• Might I have a pencil?

• This may contain the secret

• May I phone the doctor?

• This may take some time

• May I have a straw?

• This may take a while.

• May I go on?

• It may hurt a little.

• May we move on?

• You may not ask him one little question!

• A man may be brilliant

• May I say a word?

• The context may be stable

• May I see some ID?

• The moon may be full

• Might I make a suggestion?

• Every hour may be precious!

• May I read this letter?

• This guy may look harmless

• May I clear the table?

• This may be a break.

• I may play games

• I may not be that nice.

• It may have been my fault.

• May I have some milk?

• We might not even need men in the process.

• It may have been my idea.

• May I keep the photograph?

• He may not know how the game is played.

• It might have been her mother.

• You might not see me for a while.

• It might take years.

• May I take this guitar?

• This might not mean much.

• This time may be different.

• May I come in?

• We might have kids.

• May I see the card?

• You might not even need it.

• He may know names.

• Might I have another cup?

• You may not want to remember

• We might see monkeys.

• May I see the file?

• They may not be that simple.