Question

3 Look at the speech bubbles. Complete the nutes,
You could fall
in the water.
You might like white-water
rafting as a hobby.
You may want to go on an adventure holiday.
We use could, and to talk about
possibility in the future.
We use
and might in positive sentences.
We use could in suggestions and to talk about
real choices.
We could go to the park.
I could go to my aunt's. (She's invited me.)
We use
and might to talk about
possibility generally.
We use may not and might not in negative
sentences.

​

Answer 1

We use could, MAY and MIGHT to talk about possibility in the future.

We use COULD, MAY and might in positive sentences.

We use could in suggestions and to talk about real choices.

We could go to the park. I could go to my aunt's. (She's invited me.)

We use COULD, MAY and might to talk about possibility generally.

We use may not and might not in negative sentences.