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Might and will: modal verbs for possibility

I/you/he/she/you/we/they ‘ll (= will) go to the party. (This will probably happen)


I/you/he/she/you/we/they might go to the party. (This is possible)
I/you/he/she/you/we/they might not go to the party. (This is less possible)
I/you/he/she/you/we/they won’t go to the party. (This will not happen)

We use might (not) and will (won’t) to say something is possible, probable or not possible in the future.

Note: Don’t use ‘to’ ... after might and will.


They might visit later. They might to visit later.

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