Modals of Possibility and Certainty: MAY, MIGHT, COULD ...
C) MAY, MIGHT, and COULD in the Negative • MIGHT NOT and COULD NOT may be contracted, but this is never done with MAY NOT-just try it, and you will see why. • MIGHT NOT and MAY NOT mean that it is possible that something is not the case, while COULD NOT means that something is impossible. • Consider: Dave may not get the job. ( = It is possible that he won't get ................
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