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• Si usano per parlare di situazioni future possibili ma non certe
  • May esprime una possibilità più sicura di might
  • Entrambe le forme corrispondono all’italiano: Può darsi che / Potrebbe

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• POSITIVE
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  • I may / might come in
  • You may / might try to go by boat
  • He may / might leave early
  • She may / might come by bike
  • it may / might rain
  • You may / might walk on foot
  • We may / might help you
  • The animals may / might be in danger

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• NEGATIVE
  • I may NOT / might NOT come in
  • You may NOT / might NOT try to go by boat
  • He may NOT / might NOT leave early
  • She may NOT / might NOT come by bike
  • it may NOT / might NOT rain
  • We may NOT / might NOT help you
  • You may NOT / might NOT walk on foot
  • The animals may NOT / might NOT be in danger

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• QUESTIONS
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  • May I come in? || —Yes, I can || —No, I can’t ||
  • May you try to go by boat? || —Yes, you can || No, you can’t ||
  • May he leave early? || —Yes, he can || No, he can’t ||
  • May she come by bike? || —Yes, she can || —No, she can’t ||
  • May It rain ? | —Yes, it can || —No, it can’t ||
  • May we help you? | —Yes, we can || —No, we can’t ||
  • May you walk on foot? || —Yes, you can || No, you can’t ||
  • May the animals be in danger ? | —Yes, they can || —No, they can’t ||

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