MIGHT

• Subject: English.

• Teacher: Flor Loayza.

What is it?

It might be a ….
Sunflower.
What is it?

It might be a ….
Cat.
Objective:

• Make sentenses with MIGHT in the right form.

• Learn the rules to form affirmative, negative and question
sentences.

• Review INFINITIVE VERBS.

EXAMPLES:
 (+) AFFIRMATIVE
Subject + MIGHT + Verb Inf. + C.
EXAMPLES:
• It might rain tonight.
• She might come to the meeting.
• I might need your help on this project.
• He might be waiting for us.
 (-) NEGATIVE
Subject + MIGHT + NOT + Verb Inf. + C.
EXAMPLES:
• That story might not be true.
• I might not go to work tomorrow.
• Hajar might not come to the party.
• John might not be here next week.
• She might not work here any more.
The contracted form (mightn’t) is
not used in American English, but it
is used in British English.
 (?) INTERROGATIVE
MIGHT + Subject + Verb Inf. + C?
EXAMPLES:
• Might that story be true?
• Might it rain later?
• Might Hajar come to the party?
• Might John be here next week?

We usually use MAY for questions.

 TIME TO PRACTICE
https://test-english.com/grammar-points/a2/might-might-not/