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a)1. I might travel around the world. 2. I don’t know what to give my girlfriend for her birthday. I might buy her a ring. 3. This may not be real. 4. My brother may / might be able to help you. 5. She may / might feel unhappy when she sees him with another girl. 6. They may / might not come to the meeting tonight. 7. I might give her a watch. 8. I may / might go to Austria. 9. It may / might snow later. 10. He may play the guitar. 11. I go to London. 12. I might invite them to dinner. 13. It might rain later. 14. He might be present at the meeting. 15. I might invite them to supper. 16. She might join us later. 17. I haven’t decided yet what to give my mother for her birthday. I might give her a watch.
b) 1. I might as well buy a detective story. 2. He might as well take books from the library. 3. We may as well visit Paris. 4. She might as well take a taxi. 5. We may as well go home. 6. We might as well play chess.
I. E. Complete the sentences with may / might and the verb
Don’t go out. The postman (come). Don’t go out. The postman may come.
1. Don’t forget to take an umbrella. It (rain). 2. I don’t want you to go home alone. I (walk) with you. 3. I don’t know what to give my girlfriend for her birthday. I (buy) her a ring. 4. I’m bored. We (go out) this evening. 5. I want to make friends with John and Mary. I (invite) them to dinner. 6. Where are you going for your winter holidays? - I don’t know yet. I (go) to Austria. 7. He (be) in the office. 8. What are you going to do now? – I (go) to the party. 9. There (not be) a meeting, because the director is ill.
