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May,..might;
>) Can,..could
>) shall,..should
>) will,..would
>) must,..ought,..need,..dare,used , are called Modal Auxiliaries because they
are used to form certain moods for which English has no inflected verb
forms.We can express such conceptions of the mind as
*) ability (e.g.,with can,could).
*) possibility (e.g.,with may,might).
*) permission (e.g.,with may,might,can ,could) and
*) obligation (e.g.,with must,ought,have to).
We shall now consider the use of the Modal Auxiliaries one by one.
*) MAY,MIGHT
275. May as a principal Verb is used to denote :--
(1) permission;as,
>) May i go out?May I come in?yes,you may.
>) May i borrow your toothbrush?No,you may not.
>) You may go now.[=You are permitted to go now.]
>) He may go tomorrow.
>) If he wished he might go tomorrow.
>) If he had wished he might have gone yesterday.
>) He may not go now.[=I will not let him go now.]
>) Members may not(=are not permitted to) borrow from the library more
than two books at a time.
>) He might not go tomorrow unless you wished.
>) He might enter the college next year.
(2) Possibility;as,
>) It may rain tonight [=It is possible that it will rain tonight.]
>) It may be true. [=It is possibly true.]
>) He may be away from home tomorrow.
>) He may come today.
>) She may pass if she works hard.
>) Kamla may win the first prize in English.
>) If I ask her again,she may refuse.
>) I was afraid that if I asked her again,she might refuse.
>) He might not have come even if we had asked him.
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