- Explain about May, Might and Will -

Explain the difference May, Might and Will as a possibility. Explanations in English Language at least 30 words~

May and Might used to expressing the probability. Might be used when low probability. May to express possibilty in the present and future. Just as may, might used to express possibilty in the present and future too. Might be added primary auxiliries verb to express the probablity in the past. Might used to express a hypothetical situation is the meaning proved to be the case if may has not been shown to occur.  Will used to express possibilty in the present ad future.

Example :

May

He may work out and consume healthy food every day.
(Dia mungkin berlatih dan mengonsumsi makanan sehat setiap hari.)

Might

The doctor might have warned you not to eat red meat.
(Dokter memperingatkan kamu tidak boleh memakan daging mentah)

Will

The sandstorm will come tonight.
(Badai pasir akan datang nanti malam.)

English Bussiness 2 -Assignment 2-

=> Tambahkan to dimana perlu. Jika to tidak diperlukan, tulislah Ø di bagian yang kosong.

Tugas :

Page 94 Exercise 1 ( 3 - 21 )

3. Could you please ( Ø ) open the window ?

4. The students must ( Ø ) learn all of the irregular verbs.

5. Sally has ( to ) do her history report tonight.

6. I think you should ( Ø ) take better care of yourself.

7. I ought ( to )  go to the post office this afternoon.

8. Would you ( Ø ) speak more slowly, please ?

9. We may ( Ø  ) go to Argentina for our vacation.

10. Will you please ( Ø ) mail this letter for me ?

11. Tom and I might ( Ø ) play tennis after work tomorrow.

12. You had better ( to ) see a doctor.

13. We can ( Ø ) go shopping tomorrow.

14. The students have ( to ) take a test next Friday.

15. I have got ( to )  go to the post office this afternoon.

16. Shouldn’t you ( Ø ) save a little money for a rainy day ?

17. Poor Edward. He has ( to ) go to the hospital for an operation.

18. Alex! Stop! You must not  ( Ø ) run into the street when there’s traffic!

19. May i please ( to ) have the salt and pepper? Thanks.

20. You’d better not ( to ) come to the meeting late. The boss will ( Ø ) be angry if you’re late.

21. I’ve had a lot of trouble sleeping the last few nights. I’ve got  ( to ) get a good night’s sleep I can barely  ( Ø ) stay awake in class.