MIGHT – MIGHT NOT

We use might/ might not in order to express that we are rather unsure about doing
something, but that it is still likely to happen.

PRONOUN + MIGHT/NOT + VERB (infinitive)

I might go for a walk after dinner, but I’m not sure.

You might not talk to him immediately. I think it’s too soon.

She perhaps might have another sandwich. She seems to be very hungry.

We might come over and watch a movie together.

Your friend asks you about your plans for the weekend, but you are not quite sure. Tell
him what you probably might do/ might not do! Look at the pictures and write sentences!

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1) I might take the dog for a walk.

2) I might not go shopping.

3) I might play computer games.

4) I might listen to music.

5) I might not go ice-skating.

6) I might go to the cinema.

7) I might visit my granny.

8) I might not study Maths.